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Mitch Betts

ciodive.com

Tech/biz journalist. I cover digital business (innovative use of technology in corporations) and C-level execs (e.g., chief information officers, chief digital officers). Former editor of CIO and Computerworld magazines.

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    • computerworld.com
      12 articles
    • cio.com
      11 articles
    • networkworld.com
      7 articles
    • goodgearguide.com.au
      2 articles
    • itworldcanada.com
      2 articles
    • anonimizing.com
      1 article
    • itworld.com
      1 article

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    • Case studies in IT security and disaster recovery
      15 Jul 2002—computerworld.com
      Here are examples of three IT managers who have taken creative approaches to dealing with issues such as recovering from laptop crashes and monitoring all of those security sensors. Organization: Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice PLLC, Winston-Salem, N.C. Mission: With approximately 450 lawyers, Womble Carlyle is one of the largest law firms in the mid-Atlantic and the Southeast, as well as one of the most technologically advanced. Founded in 1876, the firm celebrated its 125th anniversary last...
    • Air Force Taps PlayStation 3 for Research
      7 Dec 2009—computerworld.com
      The U.S. Air Force recently issued a request for proposals to purchase 2,200 Sony PlayStation 3 video game consoles. Does the Air Force plan to play lots of Grand Theft Auto? No -- rather, the Air Force Research Laboratory in Rome, N.Y., is interested in the chip technology inside the PS3, specifically the Cell Broadband Engine Architecture, according a blog post by Gartner Inc. analyst Andrea DiMaio. The Air Force is studying whether the PS3 chips could be a cost-effective technology for...
    • US Air Force taps PlayStation 3 for research
      7 Dec 2009—goodgearguide.com.au
      The U.S. Air Force recently issued a request for proposals to purchase 2,200 Sony PlayStation 3 video game consoles. Does the Air Force plan to play lots of Grand Theft Auto? No -- rather, the Air Force Research Laboratory in Rome, N.Y., is interested in the chip technology inside the PS3, specifically the Cell Broadband Engine Architecture, according a blog post by Gartner Inc. analyst Andrea DiMaio . The Air Force is studying whether the PS3 chips could be a cost-effective technology for...
    • IT Leadership Boiled Down to 5 Elements
      19 Jan 2010—itworldcanada.com
      There isn’t any flashy writing or trendy technology here. No mention of clouds, Facebook or Twitter. But the new book World Class IT (Jossey-Bass, 2009), by consultant Peter A. High , provides solid — dare I say timeless — advice for CIOs trying to manage IT for business success. The book takes the CIO’s complex world and boils it down to the following core principles (stated here verbatim): 1. Recruit, train and retain world-class IT people. 2. Build and maintain a robust IT...
    • This Server Outlasts Two Presidents
      10 May 2010—cio.com
      Stratus Technologies Inc. -- the fault-tolerant server maker formerly known as Stratus Computer -- celebrated its 30th anniversary this month. To mark the milestone, the company held a contest to identify the Stratus servers that have been humming away the longest, and those with the least unplanned downtime. Slideshow: The Hardware Hall of Fame The winner for longevity was a Stratus server at Double Eagle Steel Coating Co. that has been running ERP applications for 17 years. It was installed...

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