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1.75B Reasons You Should Redesign Your Website
But there are 1.75 billion more. That's the number of people who use smartphones or tablets, according to HP. And if your site isn't winning over customers on small screens, well, let's just say those people have a lot of choices. Responding to Customers Reasons like these drove RCI.com,
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Can You Name the 3 Leaders in the Public Enterprise Cloud Space?
Put your money on hybrid cloud computing — and Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft and Rackspace. But be forewarned: Security (or lack thereof) is still a concern and one of the chief reasons for underuse of cloud resources. The findings, contained in RightScale’s State of the Cloud Report for 2015
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6 Reasons Hackers Love the Internet of Things
Haven't jumped on the Internet of Things (IoT) because of security concerns? New research from HP Fortify shows there's reason for caution. HP Fortify researchers reviewed ten IoT-connected home security systems and found all of them are vulnerable to account harvesting via the cloud connection or interface.
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Leave Your iPad at Home, Forget BYOD, Says HP
Face it, HP notes: iPads, Android and Windows tablets may be great but they weren’t built specifically for business.
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8 Companies Leading ECM Into 2015
The enterprise content management (ECM) market looks set to change again. According to new research form Boston-based Nucleus Research, enterprises are taking to the idea of storing content on external servers.
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Microsoft Offers Office 365 on Steroids with HP Services
HP and Microsoft, which have always had a fairly tight relationship, just inked another agreement that enables HP to offer Office 365 services and support.
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Gartner Names 6 Leaders in Resurgent Information Archiving Space
The financial crisis that started in 2008 changed many things. Financial companies closed down. CEOs lost their jobs. IT changed, too. Over the past few years data governance preservation has become a critical enterprise need.
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HP Vertica Makes Hadoop Purr
Whatever has been said about the way HP runs its business, it’s time to turn the page. CEO Meg Whitman and her team certainly have. Hardware on one side of the street, big data and analytics on the other. There’s no need for one business to stifle the other.
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7 Ways to Blend Content and Commerce to Boost Sales
Most marketers know the best way to increase sales is by sending the right message to the right customer at the right time. Yesterday, a CMSWire webinar explained how to do that by following seven strategies.
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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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HP, EMC Drop Merger Talk
Hewlett-Packard Co. has walked away from merger discussions with EMC Corp., Reuters reported today. Reuters reported HP has walked away after "months of fruitless negotiations." The news comes as no real surprise as there were rumors earlier this month that the two companies were deadlocked over financial terms.
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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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