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Consultancies Face Pressure as IT Shifts from Utility to Business Technology

By Maria Deutscher Aug 22, 2012

In light of all the technology changes that are sweeping through the enterprise today, the role of IT consultancies and services providers is changing. Edward Haigh of Computer Weekly reflected on the trends that…

Accenture Rolls Out General Fund Enterprise Business System

By Maria Deutscher Aug 22, 2012

IT consultancy Accenture has recently completed the deployment of the General Fund Enterprise Business System, one of the largest enterprise resource planning setups in the world. The GFEBS will be used to handle the Army’s…

HP Expected To Post $9B Quarterly Loss, Holds Focus on Services and Tablets

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 22, 2012

Hewlett-Packard’s CEO Meg Whitman is doing her best to keep her company afloat but it seems like HP just can’t get a break. They’re expected to post a major quarterly loss after the stock…

Three Alternatives to Amazon Glacier

By Matt Weinberger Aug 22, 2012

This week, Amazon Web Services rocked the longterm mission-critical data backup market with the launch of Amazon Glacier, an extremely-low-cost, purposely-low-performance, high-durability cloud storage offering that’s gunning for those enterprises that are still using…

Apple-Samsung Trial Awaits Jury Deliberation

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 22, 2012

Today’s mobile news roundup features: Apple and Samsung’s closing arguments; Opera’s new partnership with Google; Israel’s WiFi donkeys; and unlimited 4G offerings. Apple and Samsung deliver closing arguments Presiding Judge Lucy Koh asked Apple…

Ahead of VMworld 2012: VMware Licensing Changes, New Hardware and Software

By Maria Deutscher Aug 22, 2012

VMworld 2012 is just around the corner and already demonstrators, VMware itself, are starting to unveil their updates in hopes of attracting attendees to their booths. One of the biggest news that have been…

Windows 8: Metro Out, Augment Licensing In

By Maria Deutscher Aug 22, 2012

A couple big changes will be introduced with Windows 8 that future users and developers ought to be aware of. For starters, Metro is no longer the designated name for the tile-based interface design…

Consumer Apps Prove to be a Big VC Investment

By Amber Harris Aug 22, 2012

Consumer apps has proved to be one of the largest venture capital investments for the first half of this year, worth $1.009 billion in value, with $3.9 billion invested in mobile companies worldwide. Non-software,…

Experts Debate Strategy in Hadoop Turf Wars

By Tavis J. Hampton Aug 21, 2012

The theory goes something like this: an open source project is somewhat like an unclaimed turf in a gang war. The gang that can claim the turf will essentially control all flow of cash…

RNC and Partners Create a “Convention without walls” on YouTube

By Maria Deutscher Aug 21, 2012

Ahead of the Republican Party’s Tampa convention on the 27th, organizers are busy putting together a digital “convention without walls” on YouTube with the help of social tools and WiFi. The RNC partnered up…

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Consultancies Face Pressure as IT Shifts from Utility to Business Technology

Accenture Rolls Out General Fund Enterprise Business System

HP Expected To Post $9B Quarterly Loss, Holds Focus on Services and Tablets

Three Alternatives to Amazon Glacier

Apple-Samsung Trial Awaits Jury Deliberation

Ahead of VMworld 2012: VMware Licensing Changes, New Hardware and Software

Windows 8: Metro Out, Augment Licensing In

Consumer Apps Prove to be a Big VC Investment

Experts Debate Strategy in Hadoop Turf Wars

RNC and Partners Create a “Convention without walls” on YouTube

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