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Business Intelligence Partner of the Year
Winner: Slalom Consulting, United StatesBusiness Intelligence Partner of the YearWinner: Slalom Consulting, United States Finalist: GrupoMas, Costa RicaFinalist: 21C, United Kingdom Desktop Partner of the YearWinner: CMS Consulting Inc., Canada Finalist: Dimension Data, United KingdomFinalist: ATEA, Denmark Identity and Security Partner of the YearWinner: Certified Security Solutions Inc., United States Finalist: Oxford Computer Group, United KingdomFinalist: Edgile Inc., United…
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Microsoft At Risk 10 Competitive Threats It Can’t Ignore
Microsoft At Risk 10 Competitive Threats It Can’t Ignore 1. Chrome OS Google’s upcoming Web-based operating system, Chrome OS, could pose a major threat to Microsoft. Although the software won’t compete with Windows in the desktop and notebook markets, it will play a key role in netbooks. If the Chrome OS infiltrates the corporate world…
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Cisco Cius Tablet 10 Ways It Beats the iPad in Business
Cisco Cius Tablet 10 Ways It Beats the iPad in Business 1. It’s Focused On Business Perhaps the most obvious appeal of the Cius to business customers is that it’s focused heavily on them. Rather than waste its time targeting consumers, Cisco remembered to stick with what it knows. Chances are, that focus will help…
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Dell Acquires Virtualization, Scalability Specialist Scalent
Computer maker Dell announced the acquisition of Scalent Systems, a company that provides software to enhance the scalability and efficiency of data center infrastructure. Dell said it would integrate Scalent technology into its Advanced Infrastructure Manager (AIM) solution, which allows businesses to move workloads and applications from device to device depending on demand. Dell said…
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Fujitsu Provides Free Testing for Software Developers on its Computer Hardware
TOKYO (Reuters) – Fujitsu Ltd, Japan’s biggest IT services firm, said on Tuesday that it would allow software developers to run their programs on its hardware free of charge so that they can examine performance. Fujitsu hopes the testing will boost sales of its computer servers, aiming to double such sales to about 10 billion…
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HP Confirms WebOS for Tablet Devices
After months of rumors, HP officially announced it would be using the mobile operating system it acquired along with smartphone specialist Palm, webOS. The acquisition, completed this week for approximately $1.2 billion, puts HP in place to challenge operating systems such as Google Android or Microsoft’s Windows 7 mobile operating system. The decision could be…
