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Having a storage system that can manage and secure your data is nice. After all, in this knowledge economy, even if you are a small business, data is the most valuable asset. But the downside is, most storage solutions are complex, costly and require an IT guy to operate, certainly not business justified. But how about [...]

Typically, storage systems were designed to retrieve data for applications as fast as possible. That’s why these systems use high speed disks that spin tens of thousands revolutions per minute (rpm). High speed disks require a great deal of energy, more cooling that end up with fat electricity bills.

Japanese printer maker Brother introduces five new products to its arsenal, recruit one additional distributor to its sales army and set up a local representative office. The competition is heating up!

The software giant ready to activate its new anti-piracy technology embedded in Windows Vista within months. But will it give significant impact to reduce Microsoft’s product piracy rate in Indonesia?

It was just an ordinary day until executives from regional office in Singapore appeared at the door and announced that this would be the last day of CA’s representative office in Indonesia.

What Microsoft Software Rental Agreement for Internet Café and Dell “Paket Merdeka” have something in common besides aiming at Internet kiosks? Why the computer manufacturer can do better than the software giant?

Hitachi Data Systems (HDS) makes their digital archive solution works with almost every other storage appliances, thus maximizing company’s investments on existing storage. This is what you get from the latest version of Hitachi Content Archive Platform (HCAP), launched in Indonesia today.

Need a career change? Well, SAS Institute is recruiting. The business intelligence software maker now had six local partners, but this is not enough as SAS is confident to win lots of projects, mainly in Basel II implementations.

If your company plans to build a VoIP based communication system in the near time, you might consider this before buying anything: Cisco will give away complete start-up set of its Unified Communications solution for free.

Now Oracle had all the tools SMB needs to be ahead of the competition. The database giant plans to package its enterprise resources planning (ERP) with business intelligence (BI) at a price less than a BMW.