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Worldwide, public cloud services are growing four times the rate of overall IT spending, notes Gartner.

Microsoft Moves Office to the Cloud

With a focus on growth rather than simple cost-cutting, insurance CIOs are trying to deeply change the mix of capabilities, knowledge and assets within their organizations.

Study estimates insurers will manage 50 times more data and 75 times more files in next decade.

Insurance is said to be leading a tepid revival in IT spending for 2011, but the overall picture is anything but encouraging.

Insurers will benefit from “better, cheaper, faster” initiatives tied to hosted services by taking a thoughtful, common sense approach.

As information sources continue to grow, Gartner report outlines three topics for matching technology with business interest.

IT and business disciplines divided at universities, contributing to shortage of rounded knowledge workers, study finds.

The bottom line message for insurers and others in IT is to better manage cost controls, customers and efficiencies in supply chains help to meet business needs.

manager job descriptions altering from traditional infrastructure focus to being business agile and innovative, says new study.