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  • Oracle Australia calls for better project planning

    Oracle Australia's director of consulting, Ray Whitfield, is calling for a greater focus on project planning in order to convey more realistic expectations regarding IT roll-outs.

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    He's baaack! At the recently concluded World Congress on Information Technology 2002, Microsoft's Craig Mundie registered his objection to those awful folks who take the liberty to compete with his company.

  • Intellectual property under fire at the WCIT 2002

    Comments at the WCIT 2002 are signaling an increased questioning of the legitimacy of current intellectual and copyright laws in the digital age.

  • Sybase's Chen talks partnering in the Asia Pac

    As CEO of one of the fastest growing software companies in the Asia Pacific region, John Chen knows how to cultivate the relationships on which trade in the region is based. He offers these insights at WCIT 2002.

  • NASDAQ: A triumph of corporate welfare?

    Speaking at the WCIT 2002, vice chairman of the NASDAQ, Al Berkeley, described the procedure by which trading fees collected from larger listed companies, and used to subsidise their pint-sized counterparts.

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  • Oracle Australia calls for better project planning

    Oracle Australia's director of consulting, Ray Whitfield, is calling for a greater focus on project planning in order to convey more realistic expectations regarding IT roll-outs.

  • Deciphering the open-source war

    He's baaack! At the recently concluded World Congress on Information Technology 2002, Microsoft's Craig Mundie registered his objection to those awful folks who take the liberty to compete with his company.

  • The buck stops here: Gygar on the WCIT 2002

    John Gygar has spent the past 18 months chalking up frequent flyer points and taking his WCIT 2002 message to the world.

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