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Ian Yates
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Recent articles by Ian Yates
Opinion: Navel gazing
Ten years from now your average IT worker will be an English-speaking Chinese girl according to Microsoft’s in-house fortune-teller Miha Kralj.
Ian Yates
Sep 8 2008, 7:26AM
Software
Opinion: Smile, you're on RFID
Here at Microsoft's TechEd conference most things are easy to find.
Ian Yates
Sep 5 2008, 3:45PM
Software
Opinion: Size matters
Small business just got bigger according to Microsoft.
Ian Yates
Sep 4 2008, 3:55PM
Software
Opinion: Microsoft's Monster Mesh
It's always raining in Seattle which must be why Microsoft has quickly noticed all the noise about cloud computing.
Ian Yates
Sep 3 2008, 10:31AM
Software
Opinion: New tricks
Australia sometimes seems to be the land of knockers rather than Ockers.
Ian Yates
Sep 2 2008, 2:07PM
Hardware
Opinion: Sheer luxury
Whenever you see “high margins” and “reseller” used in the same sentence, you just know it’s another example of an oxymoron.
Ian Yates
Sep 1 2008, 11:51AM
Hardware
Opinion: Genuine advantage
You can't really complain when a software developer insists on being paid for their work, even when that developer is Microsoft.
Ian Yates
Aug 29 2008, 10:00AM
Software
Opinion: Stupid salaries
So, Larry Ellison collected a tad under $85m for bossing around
everyone at Oracle last year. No doubt the shareholders think he's
worth it, since Oracle is making lots of money.
Ian Yates
Aug 27 2008, 3:45PM
Strategy
Opinion: No more spin
Fortune tellers, and analysts, have been predicting the demise of hard
disks for almost as long as the crash-prone spinning platters have been available.
Ian Yates
Aug 26 2008, 2:15PM
Hardware
Opinion: What will they think of next?
What indeed. Intel wants us to believe it can send electricity around the office without wires.
Ian Yates
Aug 25 2008, 2:57PM
Collaboration
Opinion: How much is that penguin in the Window?
So the Redmond Rottweiler has promised not to bite any Salt Lake City penguins for another year or so.
Ian Yates
Aug 22 2008, 11:28AM
Software
Opinion: Not invented here
News out today that banks and other financial houses aren’t too keen on local innovations in technology should come as no surprise.
Ian Yates
Aug 20 2008, 9:40AM
Software
Opinion: Brain drain
Just when you thought it was all about sport and anyone with a brain would be forced overseas, along comes John Parker, the new CTO of NICTA, with a message of hope.
Ian Yates
Aug 18 2008, 9:52AM
Strategy
Opinion: Low rent
Is Apple’s move into movies the end of the line for the pay TV industry in Australia?
Ian Yates
Aug 15 2008, 9:25AM
Finance
Opinion: Let the games begin
Yeah, we know, the games have already started, but what’s got us interested is all the palaver about whether it’s kosher to use computer graphics as part of the entertainment.
Ian Yates
Aug 14 2008, 9:16AM
Software
Opinion: Who’s your nanny then?
So, Steve Jobs has admitted that Apple has built code into the iPhone to allow the company to knobble ‘bad’ applications.
Ian Yates
Aug 13 2008, 9:11AM
Mobility
Opinion: Open and shut case
Resellers are being advised to give up trying to get any kind of margin out of selling PCs. Instead we're being told to make motza margins on the must-have peripherals that go with a PC, particluarly if it's a laptop.
Ian Yates
Aug 11 2008, 1:24PM
Hardware
Opinion: Where the streets do have names
Just in case you dropped in today from the outer reaches of the galaxy, the news is that Google unleashed it’s Street View offering on the netizens of Australia the other day.
Ian Yates
Aug 7 2008, 10:02AM
Collaboration
Opinion: Get off my cloud
Oh puhleese! Just shoot me now and get it over with. Dell is trying to make ‘cloud computing’ into its very own trademark.
Ian Yates
Aug 6 2008, 9:34AM
Software
Opinion: Oink flap
That’s the sound you’d hear if pigs could fly. And after reading the news this morning that Telstra has upped the speed and increased the download limit for data users of its Next G service, “pigs might fly” was indeed my initial reaction.
Ian Yates
Aug 4 2008, 3:46PM
Mobility
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