The energy industry’s next big opportunity. For energy suppliers, smart technology (including smart metering and smart grid) is a way to increase efficiency, improve customer relationships and comply with environmental legislation, while also reducing the need for future infrastructure investment. Water companies, too, are fast realising the relevance of smart technology, in the form of
Savings across the value chain for water companies. We believe that the next wave of major improvements in the water industry will come from Integrated Operations (IO) – the introduction of capability and collaboration between disciplines, across locations and with suppliers to improve productivity, reduce costs and enhance safety. There is evidence that this approach
Looking at the challenges facing the public services and how the civil service will need to adapt.
The 2009 World Payments Report from Capgemini, The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), and the European Financial Management & Marketing Association (Efma) looks at the payments business amid weak global economic conditions and a challenging time for the banking industry.
F5 and VMware partner to enable live application and storage migrations between data centers and clouds, over short or long distances.
F5 BIG-IP Local Traffi c Manager optimizes VMware View deployments between offices to create a user experience on par with local desktops.
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A virtualisation-ready IT network and infrastructure is something built to be fluid, dynamic, and provisionable or, in other words, immensely agile and greatly to your company’s benefit in terms of both cost and scalability. Click here to find out more about how virtualisation can be a powerful tool to help cut costs and improve availability
NetMediaEurope offers its readers the chance to download the 2009 ranking of the top 100 software vendors in Europe, elaborated by Truffle Capital. This in-depth study was presented to the European Commission on the 3rd November 2009 and lists the turnover and employee numbers of each company under analysis.