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Big data – big hype or the next big thing?

Big data – big hype or the next big thing?‘Big data’ is the latest buzzword in the industry but what does it mean, how can it offer a competitive advantage and what’s happening locally?
Pirate Party’s position on Megaupload case
NZ law and rights of NZ citizens who legally stored material on Megaupload's servers should have been taken into account, says party
BYO: 5 tech tips for the business traveller
Sim Ahmed shares ideas on how to approach technology when travelling for business
BYO: Samsung Series 9 ultrabook
Not quite an ultrabook, but definitely ultra-sleek. Should you get it for your business?
BYO: JotNot Scanner Pro app
Will this app help you to embrace the paperless future?
The rise of the local datacentre
The rise of the local datacentreThe relationship with your datacentre provider is more important than facility size or Tier ranking, say local users
Computerworld 25 years: Possible futures
Computerworld 25 years: Possible futuresLooking ahead to what technology and the ICT industry might look like in 2036
Quakes trigger boost in DR initiatives
Quakes trigger boost in DR initiativesThe Canterbury earthquakes prompted a spike in disaster recovery initiatives and a renewed interest in cloud solutions. Ulrika Hedquist reports
The rise of the prosumer
The rise of the prosumerSocial media is creating a new super customer who both produces and consumes online content
Mobility and usability drive business intelligence uptake
Mobility and usability drive business intelligence uptakeUlrika Hedquist looks at the emerging trends in BI tools
Managed services beat “baby datacentres”
Managed services beat “baby datacentres”Ulrika Hedquist talks to analysts and users about the advantages of abandoning on-premise servers for off-site managed services
Spectrum A to Z
Computerworld’s guide to the upcoming auction of rights to the 700MHz spectrum
How universities will produce the next generation of ICT stars
Ulrika Hedquist surveys top academic institutions
Video cuts travel, enhances work-life, builds staff rapport
Video cuts travel, enhances work-life, builds staff rapportLocal users are benefitting from videoconferencing technology

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