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Cisco’s To Do List: Cut Revenue Forecasts, Bash Competition

By Maria Deutscher Sep 15, 2011

Networking giant Cisco is still the number one player in the industry, but its investors have not been all that optimistic as of late. This is due to declining earnings, and Cisco caused more…

How Do You Grep the Web? Blekko Tells All

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 15, 2011

Blekko, the search engine known for blocking out spam, came quite a long way since their rough launch last year. People weren’t really expecting too much from them, especially when they downplayed their product…

The Larry’s Head to Court as Google Faces Fire from All Sides

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 15, 2011

Oracle CEO Larry Ellison and Google CEO Larry Page have been ordered to mediations, and both CEOs are requested to both appear for at least two full days in court for the hearing set…

WalMart Acquires OneRiot, Beefs Up Digital Strategy

By Maria Deutscher Sep 14, 2011

Wal-Mart, the retail giant that also happens to be the number one employer in the world, has taken a slight turn with its strategy and has begun to focus on expanding its digital product…

Rethinking Skill Certifications: Mozilla’s Open Badges Project

By Klint Finley Sep 14, 2011

Evaluating tech workers’ qualifications is a persistent issue when hiring consultants, contractors and employees. Established certification programs, such as those from Microsoft and Oracle, are big, broad certifications covering major general use technologies. But…

SAP Acquires Hemisphere, Expands Mobile Growth Strategy

By Maria Deutscher Sep 14, 2011

German business software giant SAP acquired Right Hemisphere for an undisclosed amount; Right Hemisphere is a company that develops 3D visualization tools for enterprise users. the company’s goal is to simplify employees’ workflows and overall…

Google Flight Search Takes Off, Long Journey Ahead

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 14, 2011

Last April, Google’s $700 million ITA acquisition was finally approved with conditions (restrictions?) regarding other travel search competitors, as Google cannot block results coming from them. And today, Google finally launched the ITA-powered flight…

ServiceMesh the Latest to Support OpenStack

By Maria Deutscher Sep 14, 2011

Enterprise cloud solutions provider ServiceMesh announced that it has extended its ServiceMesh Agility platform to support OpenStack, the open-source cloud OS initiative first kicked off by Rackspace and NASA, along with several others. ServiceMesh Agility allows…

Who’s Spending the Most on Virtual Farms and Weapons?

By Cherr Aira Sep 14, 2011

Who would have thought that spending real money for online merchandise would become one of the most lucrative businesses of today? Blame it on those who love online role-playing games and those who love…

Pano Logic Scales Down VDI for SMBs

By Maria Deutscher Sep 14, 2011

Virtual desktop infrastructure vendor Pano Logic debuted two new offerings today, Pano Express SMB and Pano Express HA. Express SMB and HA are scaled versions of Pano’s VDI in a box solution, designed specifically…

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Cisco’s To Do List: Cut Revenue Forecasts, Bash Competition

The Larry’s Head to Court as Google Faces Fire from All Sides

WalMart Acquires OneRiot, Beefs Up Digital Strategy

Rethinking Skill Certifications: Mozilla’s Open Badges Project

SAP Acquires Hemisphere, Expands Mobile Growth Strategy

Google Flight Search Takes Off, Long Journey Ahead

Pano Logic Scales Down VDI for SMBs

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