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  • SugarCRM Announces New IBM Integrations

    SugarCRM has announced new integrations with various components of IBM’s software portfolio, including WebSphere, Lotus and Cognos. At the SugarCon 2011 conference in San Francisco, SugarCRM announced new solutions that enhance the ability for enterprises around the world to conduct social business, gain deeper insight into their data and achieve greater information flow inside their…

  • Gartner: Enterprises Must Adopt Tablets Early

    It’s time for businesses to start using tablets, like the Apple iPad, according to Gartner analysts. Complementing laptops and smartphones more than replacing them, tablets offer opportunities for exploration, solutions for tricky deployments and a way of getting ahead of competitors, Gartner said in the April 5 report, which echoes the findings of a March…

  • Intel Targets Unix Market With Xeon E7 Chips

    Intel is continuing its assault on Unix servers and mainframes with the release of its latest high-end Xeon processors, including chips that offer up to 10 cores. The latest missive came April 5, when Intel officials unveiled the Xeon E7 "Westmere EX" portfolio of chips, which they said offer 40 percent more performance than the…

  • H-1B Jobs: IT Solution Providers at a Disadvantage

    IT hosting and on-demand infrastructure provider SingleHop is growing fast. In the last five years the small company in Chicago has increased revenue 4,000 percent. SingleHop’s core business of hosted applications and on-demand infrastructure services are in hot demand as businesses of all kinds embrace managed services and hosted applications in the cloud. SingleHop’s employees…

  • Apple

    Apple Apple has taken the smartphone category that RIM first revolutionized and turned it into a cultural phenomenon with the iPhone. RIM’s been struggling to keep up with Apple’s cool factor ever since. Google Hot on Apple’s heels, Google has taken advantage of RIM’s vulnerability through a surge of new Android-powered smartphones. Last quarter it…

  • Apple’s Joint Venture Service for SMBs: A Lose-Lose Proposition

    Over the years, Apple Computer has hardly ever missed a chance to antagonize its channel partners. So it comes as no surprise that partners aren’t exactly rolling out the red carpet for Apple’s new small business initiative, which the vendor evidently dug deep into its creative capacities to christen “Joint Venture.” Joint Venture works like…

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