Sie sind seit knapp fünf Monaten im Job. Können Sie da überhaupt schon Erfolge verzeichnen? …mehr
Und es gibt sie doch: Menschen, Organisationen, Konzepte und Ideen, die eindeutig von der Konjunkturschwäche profitieren. Nicht nur in der IT-Branche. …mehr
US-Forscher haben einem Käfer einen Mikrochip eingepflanzt, mit dem sie das Insekt fernsteuern können. Der Käfer startet und landet per Funksignal und biegt auf Wunsch rechts oder links ab. …mehr
Die deutschen Mobilfunknetzbetreiber haben wieder ihre Anträge bei der Bundesnetzagentur eingereicht. o2 fordert fast eine Verdopplung seines Terminierungsentgelts für eingehende Gespräche. T-Mobile und Vodafone beantragen weniger, E-Plus ist sogar für eine Senkung. …mehr
Marktforscher halten den großflächigen Firmeneinsatz von Kompakt-Notebooks für unwahrscheinlich. …mehr
Die Bochumer Polizei hat Ermittlungen wegen eines Eigentumsdelikts aufgenommen. Dass es sich dabei um den Diebstahl virtueller Güter in einem Online-Spiel handelt, macht die Untersuchung zum Präzedenzfall in Deutschland. …mehr
General Mobile will anscheinend bald sein erstes Dual-SIM-Handy mit dem Betriebssystem Android präsentieren. …mehr
Die Internet-Plattform von Zimory bietet Anwendern kurzfristig und flexibel Zugang zu Server- und Speicherkapazitäten. …mehr
Multifunktionsgeräte mit Fax-Funktion sparen Platz und Geld. Im Test zeigen fünf Modelle von Brother, Canon, Epson, Lexmark und Hewlett-Packard, was sie können. …mehr
Von den 100 besten mittelständischen Arbeitgebern in Deutschland kommen allein 19 aus der ITK-Branche. Den Top-Job-Preis erhält CRM-Anbieter CAS. …mehr
Beschäftigte der IT-Industrie haben keinen Grund zum Jammern: Von den 100 besten mittelständischen Arbeitgebern in Deutschland kommen allein 19 aus der ITK-Branche. Den Hauptpreis gewinnt CRM-Anbieter CAS. …mehr
Sie müssen sparen, wollen aber das Neuerungsthema auf gar keinen Fall aus den Augen verlieren. …mehr
Die Funktechnik Wimax startete vor einigen Jahren als Alternative für die Breitband-Internetzugänge per DSL und UMTS. Damals zeichnete sie den Festnetz- und Mobilfunkanbietern Sorgenfalten auf die Stirn, weil neue Konkurrenz drohte. Jetzt steigen immer mehr Firmen aus dem Wimax-Geschäft aus. …mehr
Der japanische Elektronikriese NEC will angesichts erwarteter Milliardenverluste wegen der Wirtschaftskrise weltweit über 20.000 Stellen streichen. …mehr
Der vorläufige Insolvenzverwalter des Chipherstellers Qimonda, Michael Jaffé, sieht nur noch bis Ende März eine Chance zur Rettung des Dresdner Werkes. …mehr
Der frühere Chef der Telekommunikationsfirma Freenet Eckhard Spoerr und sein Finanzvorstand Axel Krieger sind am Freitag wegen verbotenen Insider-Handels zu hohen Geldstrafen verurteilt worden. …mehr
Die Finanzkrise zwingt Unternehmen dazu, ihre Werbestrategie zu überdenken. …mehr
Nachgemachte Hotelreservierungs-Seiten zocken monatlich mehr als 70.000 Reisende ab, berichtet der Branchendienst "eTurboNews" (eTN). …mehr
Wer sich beizeiten Gedanken über die Zukunft seines Unternehmens macht, muss sich nicht durch jede Krise zittern, sagt Zukunftsforscher Andreas Neef im Gespräch mit COMPUTERWOCHE-Redakteur Sascha Alexander. …mehr
Nokia hat sein Desktop- und Helpdesk-Management an den indischen IT-Dienstleister HCL ausgelagert. …mehr
Der US-Computerhersteller Dell bereitet sich einem Pressebericht zufolge auf einen Einstieg in den Handy-Markt vor. …mehr
Viele Sicherheitsexperten haben derzeit das "Clickjacking", bei dem vermeintlich harmlose Klicks im Browser User ungeahnten Gefahren aussetzen, im Visier. …mehr
"M3 Analytics for Manufacturing" von Lawson soll Industrieunternehmen erlauben, Geschäftsinformationen aus Vertrieb, Finanzen, Beschaffung und Lagerhaltung beziehungsweise Logistik auszuwerten. Auf diese Weise könnten sie beispielsweise Kostentreiber einfacher aufzuspüren. Die Software arbeitet mit dem ERP-System M3 sowie dessen RPG-Vorgänger zusammen. …mehr
Die von ihrem Gründer Jimmy Wales geforderte Einführung strengerer Kontrollmaßnahmen auf dem englischsprachigen Wikipedia-Portal hat innerhalb der Autoren-Community der Online-Enzyklopädie eine heftige Protestwelle ausgelöst. …mehr
Flexible Vergütung, Firmenwagen, Weiterbildung: Wenn Unternehmen hier mehr versprechen als sie halten können, rächt sich das bitter. …mehr
Mit "gOS" erhalten Linux-Enthusiasten ein PC-Betriebssystem, bei dem Google Gadgets bereits vorkonfiguriert sind. Die Software basiert auf "Ubuntu". …mehr
Googles Safe Browsing soll Nutzer von Google Chrome und Mozilla Firefox vor dem Besuch von Phishing-Sites bewahren. IT-Sicherheitsexperten haben jedoch heraus gefunden, dass sich die Schutzfunktion durch einen simplen Trick umgehen lässt. Als alleiniger Phishing-Schutz ist Safe Browsing daher nicht zu empfehlen. …mehr
Die komfortable Installation von Google-Gadgets auf dem Linux-Desktop hat sich "gOS" auf die Fahnen geschrieben. …mehr
Der weltgrößte Online-Einzelhändler Amazon.com hat durch ein Rekord-Weihnachtsgeschäft trotz der Konjunkturkrise einen kräftigen Gewinnsprung erzielt. …mehr
Experten aus Europa, Asien und den USA sind sich einig: Die weitere Professionalisierung und Einbindung von Social-Media-Aktivitäten im Rahmen des klassischen Marketing-Mix wird zum wichtigsten Trend der Online-Kommunikation. …mehr
Unternehmen müssen künftig ihr Geschäft effizienter, agiler und intelligenter machen. Eine wichtige Voraussetzung dafür ist unter anderem, die IT-Systeme auf Basis einer flexiblen IT-Architektur in Richtung Business-Technologie zu transformieren. …mehr
Business Intelligence (BI) kann sich auch für Politik und Verwaltung im asiatisch-pazifischen Raum zu einem wichtigen strategischen Werkzeug entwickeln. Allerdings nicht von heute auf morgen, so die Analysten von Government Insights. …mehr
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Premium-Inhalt. First of all this week I wanted to correct something I wrote last week: I discussed the technique of "freezing" PCs to prevent malware changes and mentioned a previous version of Faronics' Deep Freeze, which does just that, had been hacked. The current version, which has been out for four years, has not been hacked. also has an enterprise version, which I plan to look at in a future Gearhead column.
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