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Economy Ignites Interest in Managed Services and SAAS, Report Says
August 7th, 2009 |
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An AMI-Partners survey finds small businesses are focusing more on software as a service and managed services solutions as IT budgets tighten in an uncertain economy.
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A recent 11-country study
by AMI-Partners highlighted significant changes in small and midsize
businesses IT needs and interests. The studys focus was to analyze how
the economy is impacting SMBs perceptions, usage and purchasing behaviors
related to IT. Among key changes identif…
Services and advantages of an advertising agency
August 3rd, 2009 |
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Services of an advertising agency The services of an advertising agency in general can be summarised as follows: 1. It makes the advertisements pleasant and serves the purpose. 2. It can get the advertisements published at the appropriate times. 3. It can help the advertiser in the preparation of the advertising budget. 4. It can [...]
HP Takes Data Center Transformation Services on the Road
July 23rd, 2009 |
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Using their own experiences in consolidating 85 data centers into six, HP officials have spent the past year meeting with customers to help them start thinking about what is involved in transforming their data centers into dynamic, efficient and cost-effect facilities. Most customers talk about virtualization and cloud computing, but HP officials say there is a lot more to it than that.
– MARLBOROUGH, Mass. Three years ago, Hewlett-Packard officials announced an ambitious data center consolidation plan that would reduce the number of facilities worldwide from 85 to six.
The project not only has given HP a much more cost-effective, efficient and dynamic data center environment, but i…
Engine Yard Delivers Ruby on Rails Cloud Services
July 22nd, 2009 |
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Engine Yard, a provider of Ruby on Rails automation and management technologies, announces the availability of its Engine Yard Cloud services platform and the general availability of Flex, a cloud services plan for production-level Ruby on Rails applications.
– Engine Yard, a provider of Ruby on Rails automation and management
technologies, on July 21 announced the availability of its Engine Yard Cloud services
platform and the general availability of Flex, a cloud services plan for
production-level Ruby on Rails applications. According to the company:
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Satellite Operators Getting In Position for 4G LTE Services, Says ABI
July 22nd, 2009 |
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A new report from ABI Research suggests satellite communications operators will be offering dual satellite and cellular services as a way of pitching their tents on prime 4G real estate. This will allow them to take advantage of the market once LTE services deploy. One analyst calls it “unorthodox but clever.”
– New satellite communications operators are planning to offer dual satellite and cellular services in North America, which will be supported by dual-mode smartphones, according to a new report from ABI Research.
These offerings, however, are thought to be a move for the operators to position th…
‘Most’ O2 web services restored
July 22nd, 2009 |
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Network operator O2′s data network has experienced an outage across the UK.
Internet and multimedia message services have been disrupted for all of the firm’s customers who are on monthly contracts.
O2 is not releasing the cause of the outage but says that its engineers are aware of the cause of the problem and are working to correct it.
The network holds an exclusive contract for the Apple iPhone, which drives much of its data network traffic.
It will also be the exclusive outlet for the Palm Pre, widely touted as the next credible threat to iPhone’s stranglehold on the smartphone market,which will create an additional large load of data network traffic.
The firm was unable to say when the problem would be fixed.</p
This article is from the BBC News website. © British Broadcasting Corporation, The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites.
Accenture to Buy Nokia`s Symbian Services Unit
July 17th, 2009 |
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Accenture has announced that it has entered into an agreement to acquire the professional services unit of Nokia responsible for Symbian customer engineering and customer support.
– Accenture has announced that it has entered into an agreement to acquire the
professional services unit of Nokia responsible for Symbian customer
engineering and customer support.
Gary Morgenstern, a spokesman for Accenture, said, quot;The strategic intent
of this acquisition is to accelerate …
Sharon L. Camp: New Arizona Law Restricts Access to a Range of Reproductive Health Services
July 16th, 2009 |
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Proponents of a new Arizona reproductive health law claim it helps inform women’s abortion decisions. However, this distortion of the informed consent process only hinders access to abortion services.
HP Announces Payback Guarantee for Managed Print Services
July 14th, 2009 |
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Two programs from HP aim to help businesses reduce their overall printing costs–and the company said it would pay back the difference if their customers don’t reach the savings goal HP projected.
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Technology giant Hewlett-Packard introduced two offerings the company said would help enterprises cut printing costs, the HP Printing Payback Guarantee and the HP Page Plan. The payback guarantee states if qualified enterprise customers do not reach their projected savings goals within 12 months…
What Would You Do if Google Web Services Stopped Being Free?
July 10th, 2009 |
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Analysis: Google’s introduction of its Chrome Operating System is causing a lot of debate in the high-tech sector, with some pundits mulling whether Google has taken its free software model to the edge in its attempt to battle Microsoft. eWEEK asks readers what they would pay for Google’s Web services.
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Google’s introduction of Chrome OS, its Linux-based operating system for netbooks, sparked no shortage
of questions by reporters and bloggers. You can easily tick off a list of 20
questions and that wouldn’t begin to cover the minutiae and the what-ifs.
Long term: Will Chrome OS be…