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BlackBerry Launches Conferencing App For Enterprise Users
BlackBerry maker Research In Motion took a break from chasing consumer Apple iPhone and iPad sales to do what it does best: Ease the ills of enterprise workers. In its BlackBerry Beta Zone April 8, RIM introduced BlackBerry Mobile Conferencing, a free application that simplifies setting up, accepting and participating in conference calls. BlackBerry Mobile…
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Congress Wants More Information on Epsilon Data Breach
Each day, a new company is added to the list of clients affected by the massive data breach at email marketing provider Epsilon. Now, several U.S. senators and House representatives are demanding more details about the magnitude of the breach and how the email thefts are impacting consumers. U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut wrote…
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IBM Pricing Help Offered to ISVs Pursuing Cloud
Looking to make it easier for systems integrators and ISVs to provide cloud services, IBM is offering two pricing and financing programs that will enable them to pay for services the same way customers consume them — as they go. For SAAS providers that offer IBM software in their monthly subscriptions to clients, IBM will…
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Cisco Shakes Up Partner Training, Specializations
Cisco Systems is introducing new architecture specializations that will have a direct impact on the requirements needed to attain and maintain Gold and Silver partner level designations. The new specializations will also affect Premier partners but to a lesser extent. Going forward, Gold and Silver partner levels within the Cisco Channel Partner Program will be…