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Hybrid tablets 'not ultimate destination, but still a place we'll spend a long time in' says Microsoft
Hybrid tablets 'not ultimate destination, but still a place we'll spend a long time in' says Microsoft

Microsoft chief envisioning officer Dave Coplin on the future of hybrids and impact of machine learning

  • Gadgets
  • 19 June 2014
SAP apps heading to Microsoft's Azure Cloud
SAP apps heading to Microsoft's Azure Cloud

Business Suite, All-in-One, Adaptive Server Enterprise and HANA all to be deployed by Q2

  • Business Software
  • 20 May 2014
Microsoft Build 2014: Microsoft open sources a slew of software with .NET Foundation
Microsoft Build 2014: Microsoft open sources a slew of software with .NET Foundation

Project Roslyn released into the wild live on stage in San Francisco

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  • 04 April 2014
Microsoft Build 2014: Nadella adopts "challenger mindset" with free Win 8 for small tablets and mouse-friendly OS updates
Microsoft Build 2014: Nadella adopts "challenger mindset" with free Win 8 for small tablets and mouse-friendly OS updates

And Nokia joins the party with three new device announcements

  • Operating Systems
  • 02 April 2014
Resale of software: 18 months after Usedsoft
Resale of software: 18 months after Usedsoft

As the European Commission consults on a review of EU copyright law, it is time to reconsider the Usedsoft judgment, argues DLA Piper partner John Wilks

  • Business Software
  • 03 February 2014
'No innovation coming out of SAP' says Salesforce chairman
'No innovation coming out of SAP' says Salesforce chairman

Steve Garnett hits back with claims of envy coming from the German business software company

  • Product
  • 31 January 2014
'SAP customers aren't ready to innovate' - an interview with UK and Ireland user group chair Philip Adams
'SAP customers aren't ready to innovate' - an interview with UK and Ireland user group chair Philip Adams

As the SAP user group reaches 25 years old, Computing sits down with new chair Philip Adams to talk licensing, support and the road ahead

  • Business Software
  • 27 November 2013
SAP kisses and makes up with user group over licence resistance
SAP kisses and makes up with user group over licence resistance

Fury of 2012 event avoided as chairman states amends have been made

  • Licensing
  • 25 November 2013
'What are the user benefits of SAP innovations and acquisitions?' asks user group chair
'What are the user benefits of SAP innovations and acquisitions?' asks user group chair

SAP and its users must continue to collaborate closely in mobile and cloud, warns Adams

  • Licensing
  • 25 November 2013
The Top 5 IT budget killers and how CIOs avoid them
The Top 5 IT budget killers and how CIOs avoid them

There are certain elements of the IT estate that have a habit of springing nasty surprises on those drawing up the annual budget. In this documentary we speak to IBM, and the CIOs of Marks & Spencer and Network Rail to find out how they avoid the IT budget...

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  • 30 October 2013
Research: the top five IT budget busters
Research: the top five IT budget busters

A Computing survey reveals the top sources of unexpected IT costs

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  • 15 October 2013
Proprietary software models 'not cloud friendly' agree Channel 4, Sage and Investec
Proprietary software models 'not cloud friendly' agree Channel 4, Sage and Investec

'Completely different model needed' agree experts on AWS customer panel

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  • 17 September 2013
'Old guard' tech firms give cloud customers a raw deal, says AWS chief Jassy
'Old guard' tech firms give cloud customers a raw deal, says AWS chief Jassy

Rivals' private cloud offerings are costly and inflexible says Amazon Web Services VP

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  • 17 September 2013
SAP introduces 'partial termination' of unwanted licences, cutting SAP user costs
SAP introduces 'partial termination' of unwanted licences, cutting SAP user costs

Company still unwilling to allow 'licence parking', however

  • Licensing
  • 22 August 2013
Microsoft accuses Google of placing "impossible roadblocks" in front of Windows Phone YouTube app
Microsoft accuses Google of placing "impossible roadblocks" in front of Windows Phone YouTube app

"Their objections are nothing other than excuses" says Microsoft antitrust VP Howard

  • Mobile Software
  • 16 August 2013
E-book publishers object to US government restrictions on Apple price fixing
E-book publishers object to US government restrictions on Apple price fixing

Government seeks to 'improperly impose' extra restrictions that will 'effectively punish' publishers, they say

  • Licensing
  • 08 August 2013
Licensing consumes most IT budget, patching absorbs most time
Licensing consumes most IT budget, patching absorbs most time

Computing surveyed over 100 IT professionals about the biggest consumers of IT budgets and man hours

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  • 07 August 2013
Microsoft Build 2013: 'We want to move beyond numbered software versions, but we're not there yet' says development VP
Microsoft Build 2013: 'We want to move beyond numbered software versions, but we're not there yet' says development VP

Despite company move to Cloud and SaaS, regular updates still not suitable for all software, says Somasegar

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  • 27 June 2013
Microsoft U-turns on Xbox One DRM policy after week-long negative public reaction
Microsoft U-turns on Xbox One DRM policy after week-long negative public reaction

President of interactive business thanks users for "candid feedback"

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  • 20 June 2013
The mouse that roared: how the balance of power in IT is shifting
The mouse that roared: how the balance of power in IT is shifting

The combination of cloud computing and viable open source platforms is providing a welcome alternative for cost-conscious organisations - challenging both the major software vendors and the big services providers

  • Strategy
  • 12 June 2013
Is VDI viable for SMEs?
Is VDI viable for SMEs?

Vendors are aiming to create virtualised desktops suitable for small businesses, but do SMEs really have much to gain from adopting them

  • Desktops
  • 12 June 2013
Analysis: IT overhaul drives down costs for rail firms
Analysis: IT overhaul drives down costs for rail firms

Cloud, open source and SME services providers have all played a part in enabling the Association of Train Operating Companies to slash operational costs

  • Business Software
  • 16 May 2013
SAP users wasting £19bn through lack of consolidation, says report
SAP users wasting £19bn through lack of consolidation, says report

HCL research says savings of 25 per cent possible with wiser instance deployment

  • Licensing
  • 10 May 2013
Microsoft aims to silence critics with Windows 8 redesign
Microsoft aims to silence critics with Windows 8 redesign

Much-criticised Windows 8 to be revamped, Microsoft reveals, as OS passes 100 million licence sales

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  • 07 May 2013
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