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This survey explored the use of knowledge management in 117 organizations worldwide. Of responding organizations, 47% are headquartered in North America, 21% in Europe, 17% in Asia/Pacific, and the remainder in South America (7%), the Middle East (4%), and Africa (4%). Forty-six percent of respondents identified their organization as being in the computer industry (computer software publisher, computer hardware manufacturer, computer consulting, outsourcing/Web services/ISPs); 12% are in financial services; and the remainder cover a broad range of industries.
In December 2005, Cutter Consortium conducted a survey of 140 companies worldwide to evaluate current business intelligence (BI) practices and the degree to which organizations are outsourcing or considering outsourcing their BI systems. This Executive Update is the second in a series that analyzes this survey data to gain a better understanding of corporate disposition toward BI outsourcing.
The interplay between "theory" and "practice" in IT education is well documented. Scholars and practitioners have been writing about it for decades. Many of these discussions have been about the roles that each community should play: educators should educate; practitioners should apply; educators should communicate principles; practitioners should train.
The interplay between "theory" and "practice" in IT education is well documented. Scholars and practitioners have been writing about it for decades. Many of these discussions have been about the roles that each community should play: educators should educate; practitioners should apply; educators should communicate principles; practitioners should train.
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IT industry
Assertion 148A side effect of ever-higher-density electronics (e.g., blade servers) is the production of surprisingly much unwanted heat -- enough so that facilities costs over the next five years will grow to more than offset any expected Moore's Law savings.
