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Yesterday was a tough day for corporate IT administrators tied to McAfee.
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It's fair to ask whether corporate IT should get involved in any of this.
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Google's effort is indicative of a sweeping revolution across the world of corporate IT.
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Some large vendors are also forming partnerships to help get control of corporate IT operations.
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Additionally, there's now a strengthened partnership between the Corporate IT and Corporate Knowledge Management groups.
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It played hard-to-get, ignoring corporate IT departments and letting consumers fall in love with the device.
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Life may not get any quieter for hard-pressed corporate IT managers in the aftermath of Y2K.
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It plays right into two of the other big trends in corporate IT: virtualization and cloud computing.
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This new mission statement for corporate IT wasn't actually developed on the order of a king, of course.
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After all, it's a long time until 2020, when we'll see the elegant dismantling of today's corporate IT.
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IBM's famously successful transition from hardware vendor to corporate IT partner took place while it was trading on public markets.
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Though some analysts are impressed with the product, it's not expected to quickly attract the attention of corporate IT executives.
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If you're a startup or a corporate IT manager, you increasingly won't have to buy computers to run your business.
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Right now, many teams within companies use tools like Slack for free, often without official approval from their corporate IT departments.
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Creating memoranda from the fresh ideas presented by the speaker on ways to revolutionise corporate IT management or design a secure network?
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Corporate IT departments in enterprises across the globe are suffering from a bit of an identity crisis, aggravated by the economic downturn.
