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Free the Web From Google, Cage the IT Gorillas #OWF14
PARIS — The final note for today from Paris and the Open World Forum (OWF): Let’s de-Google the Internet. If that didn’t catch your attention, then this will: It can be done.
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In the City of Love, Microsoft Courts Open Source #OWF14
PARIS — Let’s face it. One of the things you don’t expect at an open source party is Microsoft. However, Microsoft is here at the Paris Open World Forum (OWF) and outlined its position on open source through the offices of Frederic Aatz, Director of Interoperability Strategy at Microsoft.
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Open Source, the US and French Pastries #OWF14
The seventh Paris Open World Forum (OWF) opened today in … well, where you might expect — Paris. And this year it’s all about reclaiming data.
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Securing Social Business in Office 365
Microsoft continues to weave the web around Office 365 tighter and tighter. Over the past few months it has added more and more functionality to Office 365 and expanded its reach across and even beyond the enterprise. It is now adding additional security to keep enterprise data safe.
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Chaos in the Video Content Management Market
Enterprise video content management (VCM) doesn't really fit into enterprise content management (ECM). So it's not all that surprising that it has now developed its own space, however chaotic that may be. According to Gartner’s latest Magic Quadrant for Video Content Management, the video content management market is immature.
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Wake-Up IBM: OpenText Offers Lessons on Cloud Computing
You can almost see it. An overweight IBM sits at the back of the cloud class while the teacher gives out prizes for cloud movement. OpenText gets a full set of gold stars ... IBM a terse note saying it could do much better.
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Has Google Just Reinvented Gmail?
Over the past two years, there have been plenty of rumors about something very hush hush at Google, specifically something involving the engineers and designers at Gmail. Periodically, there were sightings of something that became known as Project Bigtop. But everything revolved around a lot of speculation.
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Windows 10 Will Test the Mettle of the 'New' Microsoft
Everyone who watches Microsoft is watching Windows 10. More to the point, everyone who is watching Microsoft is watching to see if it can pull it off and do what it promised to do all those months ago when Satya Nadella promised to transform a lumbering juggernaut to a
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Microsoft Ignites 'One' Enterprise Strategy
It’s still only October, but already some companies are starting to talk about what they plan to do next year. Unfortunately, the word from most tends to be pretty vague this far in advance. Microsoft is no exception.
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London Firm Bets Money on the Internet of Things
Gartner expects the Internet of Things (IoT) will be driven by small entrepreneurs rather than big tech companies. And that means funding for those entrepreneurs is going to be crucial.
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Personalizing Your Office 365 Content with Graph and Delve
Last month, Microsoft introduced Delve, built on top of Microsoft Graph. Graph joined people across the enterprise in a single, unified… well graph. But Delve offered those connected users a way to find each other.
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Google Counters Office 365 Price Cuts With New Partnership
Google has responded to Microsoft's price cuts of Office 365 for SMBs by launching a new partnership with Rackspace. Rackspace is offering US customers fully managed IT services for the Google Apps for Work suite, which includes Gmail, Drive and Hangouts.
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Why CEOs and Other Top Execs Need CIOs - and the IT Team
As a customer-focused business leader, you may not like IT. You may even think everyone in the IT department is socially awkward because they spend more time interacting with computers than people.
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Why Splitting HP into 2 Companies Makes Sense
The renaissance of HP took another turn today with the announcement that it was splitting into two public companies. One company will comprise HP’s market-leading enterprise technology infrastructure, software and services businesses, which will do business as Hewlett-Packard Enterprise.
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