Let’s forget for a moment about business needs as eWEEK Europe would like to know what would be the next gadget you would buy for personal use?
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NEW POLL: Forget your business needs - what is the next gadget you want for personal use?
September 3rd, 2010
eWEEK Europe media partner of DC Expo
September 3rd, 2010
As a media sponsor, we are pleased to support DataCentre Expo, 16-17 September 2010 in Düsseldorf, Germany. We will have a distribution point at the event where you can pick up your free copy of eWeek Europe Magazine.
Next poll: What is your company’s cloud policy?
August 6th, 2010
In our new survey (on the left of the site) we want you to put us out of our misery over cloud computing.
eWEEK Europe Readers Say Yes To Open Source
August 6th, 2010
The open source versus proprietary software debate has raged on for some time, and the fight is always passionate. There are those that still cling to the ancient Windows XP operating system, loathe to believe that anything could touch it for reliability. And then, there’s an equally committed user base, which argues that open source is the route to true innovation
Opinion polls lauched on eWEEK Europe
July 28th, 2010
Our aim is to give you the news, reviews and opinions that will help you provide a sustainable, flexible and efficient IT service for your organisation.
eWEEK Europe has its own iPhone App
May 18th, 2010
eWEEK Europe UK is the first online publication designed for the ‘new era’ of IT, in which sustainability and return on investment move from ‘add-on extras’ to business-critical, core essentials.
Could Printers Kill Your Information Strategy?
April 13th, 2010
Organisations are scrambling to tighten up their information strategy, in order to meet regulations and reduce risks. But there might be one loophole in the response, one device you may well have forgotten: your printers.
eWEEK Europe launches new newsletters
March 30th, 2010
eWEEK Europe decided to launch a few additional newsletters which will be sent weekly and will cover only stories on a certain topic.
Stamp Out Storage Waste
March 23rd, 2010
Storage has expanded uncontrollably. Now is the time to rein it in, using the latest tools to share, virtualise and de-duplicate what you have. But will a more efficient storage infrastructure create new risks by introducing different points of failure? Do new storage products simply shift the risk from hardware failures to software crashes? How [...]