Computers in Business

** Competition now closed, thanks for your entries**

We ran this competition in Computers in Business last Sunday week. But for those of you who didn’t get a chance to enter please feel free. Closing date is tomorrow at 5pm.

Your chance to Win! 1 of 2 Iomega REV 120 Backup Drives

Iomega, a global leader in data storage products for consumers and small to medium-sized businesses recently announced the launch of the new Iomega REV 120GB USB 2.0 Backup Drive. The new Iomega REV 120GB is a reliable, durable and high performing removable disk solution that provides limitless storage for: backing up and restoring critical data; archiving and transporting data for off-site security
and daily backup rotations using multiple removable disks.

To celebrate the launch, Iomega is offering The Sunday Business Post readers an opportunity to win two REV 120GB drives worth €399 each by simply answering the following question:

What capacity is the new Iomega REV drive?
A. 35GB B. 70GB C. 120GB

To be in with a chance of winning simply email your answer to iomega@computersinbusiness.com with ‘Iomega Competition’ in the subject field. Closing date for entries is Friday 18th April at 5pm. Limited to one entry per person. The winners will be chosen at random and notified by email by Friday April 25th. All decisions are final. No cash alternative is on offer. No correspondence will be entered into.

Entries and email addresses will not be used by The Sunday Business Post or Computers in Business, will not be shared and will be dumped once the competition has ended.

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Start-up technology companies — where to begin?
In this special feature, we give advice to entrepreneurs and start-up companies on the following issues:
– where to turn to for finance
– the options when it comes to IT deployment
– what help is available

Computer-aided design
From advice on professional packages to sourcing contractors, we advice Irish companies on the best means to secure and deploy CAD solutions.

Web hosting and development
Irish companies now seek ever-more sophisticated services from their hosting and web development companies. We look at what Irish companies should be doing and discuss the different ways they can achieve it.

Enterprise content management
Enterprises continue to look for more efficient, better value ways of organising and structuring their information. Where should they turn? We look at the newest technologies and ask whether they’re worth the investment.

Buyers guide to laptops and UMPCs
From the desktop replacement powerhouses to the ultra-portable carry-ons, our review guide will cover the best of today’s laptops and advise business users what to look for.

Project management
Deciding on an infrastructural migration and delivering it are two different things. There are firms out there that can manage the whole process painlessly as a standalone project. We show why this can be a blessing.

Security: Anti-virus technology
Protecting your company’s vital network assets and data has never been more important, with the gradual switch over to total digital content in Irish industry. We show you what the threats are and how to protect against them.

Icon guide to MP3 players
A look at the newest consumer models.

Apologies folks for the lack of updates on the blog. In hindsight I think fronting the site with a blog was not the right option, I simply don’t have time during the day to maintain it and the fact I’m not on the editorial team I don’t really have access to press releases and other news. I will be redesigning, maybe from scratch, over the coming weeks, so check back soon. In the meantime, the features for May will be posted after this one.

Cheers,

Mark.