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Google Debuts 3D Chat, Amazon Tackles Mental Health & More News
Google's Project Starline aims to revolutionize video chat, Stoke Talent streamlines freelancer management and more digital workplace news.
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Microsoft Pushes Teams Into Conference Rooms, Google Tasks Stands Alone, More News
This weeks roundup of digital workplace news from Microsoft, SAP, Google, OpenText and more
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Will HPE Make Good on Its Big Vision for The Machine?
It's big. It's powerful. And we probably won't see it for another five or so years.
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HP Acquires Samsung Electronics Printing Business for $1.05B
HP Inc. plans to acquire Samsung Electronics' printing business for $1.05 billion. HP claims the deal positions it to "disrupt and reinvent the $55 billion copier industry" by replacing copiers with multifunction printer (MFP) technology. Calling it the largest print acquisition in its history, HP said the addition of Samsung
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Hewlett Packard Enterprise Realigns in $8.8B Deal With UK's Micro Focus
Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. (HPE) is realigning its portfolio and product roadmap through an $8.8 billion deal with Micro Focus, a software company based in Newbury, England. Palo Alto, Calif.-based HPE, is spinning off non core software units, including assets which were owned by UK software group Autonomy.
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HPE Addresses IoT Connectivity, Device Management
Palo Alto, Calif.-based Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) released a new iteration of its Internet of Things (IoT) platform that should improve connectivity and management of connected devices. Version 1.2 comes with numerous upgrades to simplify connectivity and allow better management of heterogeneous devices and applications connected to the IoT.
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What Happens to Documentum If EMC Sells It?
We don't have a GPS tracking device attached to Rohit Ghai, president of the Enterprise Content Division (ECD) at EMC, so we can't tell you exactly where he is pitching Documentum at the moment. But Ghai, by most accounts, has been asked to sell the 25 year old, industry leading
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EMC (Finally) Is Selling Documentum
EMC plans to sell its Documentum business as part of a plan to shed assets before its takeover by Dell later this year, sources tell CMSWire. Both EMC and Dell are eager to reduce the debt burden that will result from their pending $67 billion merger.
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HPE Unleashes A Machine to Help You Seize Data
PALO ALTO, Calif. - The latest major software launch from Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) casts a wide net in the deep ocean of machine learning. HPE Haven OnDemand, which just hopped from beta to a public offering, provides machine learning APIs for companies that seek a deeper interpretation of
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Hortonworks' Big Data Play Reaches Beyond Hadoop
Hortonworks has a new vision that not only leverages data at rest in Hadoop, data streaming in Spark and data in motion in Apache NiFi, but also data at the tipping point where data itself sets the roadmap.
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HPE Targets Exploding Mobile App Market with AppPulse Active
Keeping tabs on mobile app performance can feel like running a submarine. There’s a ton of dials to keep your eyes on, and all of them are monitoring mission-critical systems. If too many go haywire, you’re sunk. Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) wants its new AppPulse Active platform to be the
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Trust in Enterprise Security Drops as Budgets Tighten
A pair of worldwide IT security reports reveal a disturbing trend among organizations whose infosec operations start to pay off, and then suddenly don’t anymore.
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Looking Back: Breaking the IT Cultural Bottleneck
As new platforms and architectures brought DX stakeholders closer together in 2015, there came upon them a vision that technology silos may not have been what was separating them.
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Will Solving Commuter Headaches Mean Reinventing Servers?
A radical improvement to commuters’ CX could be feasible, suggests Hewlett Packard Enterprise, if only travel services would gamble on replacing all their servers with a radically new architecture.
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