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Capgemini CEO: Soon to Be a Top 10 North American Services Provider

By Alex Williams Jul 7, 2011

In a recent interview with Journal Du Net, Capgemini CEO Paul Hermelin said he expects the French company will soon join the top 10 of North American service providers. Hermelin said Capgemini is now…

The Infamous Josh Harris Attempts Yet Another Entrepreneurial Comeback

By Jul 7, 2011

Some time back, I reviewed Ondi Timoner’s epic documentary of the rise and fall of Josh Harris entitled We Live in Public. In much the same way that Pirates of Silicon Valley or Hackers…

Kik a Dev Into Gear. Real-Time SDK in 10 Minutes

By Ross LaRocco Jul 7, 2011

Kik Messenger strikes again, with more real-time goodness. I love that phrase so much. Everything should feel real-time, and now the doors are open to make it so. What does this mean? “Kik Messenger’s…

Google’s Laptops Are Big Sellers

By Anton Wahlman Jul 7, 2011

Hey Microsoft, if you’re in the car check the rearview mirror and move into the right lane. It looks like there is a laptop freight train called Google that’s about to pass you in…

Will Skype on Facebook Scale to 750M Users? A Look Under the Hood.

By Kristen Nicole Jul 7, 2011

Facebook announced video chat integration powered by Skype yesterday, introducing a new way to communicate on the global social network. It’s a major point of integration for both services, especially for Skype. When it…

Case Study: How Service Matters for Maine Medical Center

By Alex Williams Jul 7, 2011

Maine Medical Center is a nonprofit, community hospital for the people of greater Portland, Me. It has more than 400 beds in Portland and an additional 200 at locations in other parts of the state.…

Innovative Sweden Takes a Tour around the World

By Kristina Farrah Jul 7, 2011

Over a hundred years ago, Sweden was among the poorest countries in Europe. Today, it’s one of the leaders in advancing Information and Communication Technology (ICT), Lif e Science, Clean Technology and Gaming. It’s…

Fully Functional Bitcoin Wallet Comes to Android

By Kyt Dotson Jul 7, 2011

We’ve been following the saga of this peer-to-peer cryptocurrency for a while now. Bitcoins have found themselves in the media recently, and had their share of ups-and-downs, adoption as a currency has been low…

Is IBM Downgrading? Clients Look Beyond Big Blue for Data Centers.

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 7, 2011

IBM’s Newton center is soon to be closing, but a newer, $80 million-state-of-the-art center was launched by IBM to replace Newton center. Though there’s already a better replacement planned, two IBM data customers have…

Springpad Now Picks Up Your Luggage. iOS Users Rejoice!

By Ross LaRocco Jul 7, 2011

Ever leave your bag somewhere? It’s so easy to misplace things these days. Springpad has been my personal assistant for quite awhile, but who would think of making a reminder for something like, not…

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Capgemini CEO: Soon to Be a Top 10 North American Services Provider

The Infamous Josh Harris Attempts Yet Another Entrepreneurial Comeback

Google’s Laptops Are Big Sellers

Will Skype on Facebook Scale to 750M Users? A Look Under the Hood.

Case Study: How Service Matters for Maine Medical Center

Innovative Sweden Takes a Tour around the World

Fully Functional Bitcoin Wallet Comes to Android

Is IBM Downgrading? Clients Look Beyond Big Blue for Data Centers.

Springpad Now Picks Up Your Luggage. iOS Users Rejoice!

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