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Microsoft Readies Office, SharePoint 2010


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TOP STORY: Microsoft Office 2010 Adds Features For Browsers, Smartphones

MORE NEWS: Review: SharePoint 2010 Gets Overdue Upgrades

ANALYTIC REPORT: Oracle's New Strategy Unfolds

WHITEPAPER: Improved Website Performance and Security Secrets Revealed

BLOG: XP Holdouts Will Hold Back Progress

WEBCAST: Virtualize without Compromise

RESOURCES: Attend Our Live Forum: Making The Private Cloud Real

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Microsoft Office 2010 Adds Features For Browsers, Smartphones


The latest version promises different features based on how people use it on the PC, in a browser, and on a smartphone.

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Image Gallery: Microsoft Sharepoint 2010 In Pictures

Video: Sharepoint 2010 User Interface Improvements

Video: Sharepoint Doc & Content Creation

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Review: SharePoint 2010 Gets Overdue Upgrades

The latest version of Microsoft's collaborative platform delivers better business intelligence, new social networking features, and two-way application-integration options.

Facebook Board Member's Account Compromised


The breached account was used to send a phishing message.

Comtech To Acquire CPI For $472 Million


The move will bring Comtech closer to its goal of developing a one-stop shop for radio frequency products.

Defense Information Systems Agency Makes Leadership Changes


DISA, the military's IT and networking branch, gets a new CIO, head of strategy, and top networking official.

Final Shuttle Mission Is 'Go For Launch'


Atlantis is set for one more liftoff before the program is officially mothballed by NASA.

Global CIO: 10 Ways To Optimize Your SAP Investment


A Forrester principal analyst offers 10 suggestions built around three key questions to help you optimize your SAP investments.

 
QUOTE OF THE DAY...
"Good judgment comes from experience and experience comes from bad judgment."
-- Fred Brooks 
 

Sony Refreshes Vaio Netbook


The Vaio P Series adds an Intel Atom Z560 processor, 2 GB of memory, and Windows 7 Home Premium, but its starting price of $800 is significantly more than the average netbook.

Twitter Bug Fix Drops Followers To Zero


The micro-blogging service plans to restore follower lists to a time before the bug was being exploited.

Aruba To Acquire Azalea In $40 Million Deal


The purchase will boost Aruba's outdoor mesh offerings and give it an operations center in Beijing.

Management Strategies For The Cloud Revolution

In this first of a two-part book excerpt, author Charles Babcock, editor at large with InformationWeek, brings shape to the 'amorphous cloud'


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ANALYTIC REPORTS & WHITEPAPERS
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Oracle's New Strategy Unfolds

Under Oracle's plan, your cost of internal operations plummet, your integration headaches vanish, your performance problems disappear, and your CEO views you as a business leader.

But here's the tradeoff: To get all that, you have to standardize on Oracle. The thing you swore in blood you'd never do.


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Sorting Out App Mobilization Challenges

Today's smartphones represent the cutting edge of the computing industry, incorporating innovations in form factors, user interfaces, applications and operating systems. They're powerful computers with significant processing power and storage capacity, and your best and brightest employees wouldn't consider leaving home without their devices of choice.

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Improved Website Performance and Security Secrets Revealed


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Web Conferencing Tips


Make meetings more meaningful and productive. The paper explains what to look for when choosing a product and offer guidelines for installing a solution that brings people together in a way that saves you both time and money.
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Featured BloggerXP Holdouts Will Hold Back Progress


By Dave Methvin


The web has been moving ahead quickly as vendors trip over each other to implement the latest standards such as HTML5. Firefox, Chrome, Opera, Safari, and even the upcoming Internet Explorer 9 have all pledged allegiance to the web. The future of the web looks bright, but I fear that the future will take a long time to arrive because of Windows XP.

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Nexus One For Sprint Is Dead


By Eric Zeman


Sprint users hoping to get their hands on the Google Nexus One Android device should give up. Sprint has confirmed that it won't support the device, and Google has removed references to it from the Nexus One web site. Instead, Sprint hopes users will adopt the EVO 4G WiMax-powered Android smartphone.

Steve Jobs: iPad Printing On The Way

By Eric Zeman


In yet another response to a customer email, Apple CEO Steve Jobs has said that the iPad will eventually gain the ability to print. He didn't say when or how.

Knowing That Your Data Recovery Will Work

By George Crump


Probably no single process has had more software, hardware and infrastructure thrown at it then the backup process. Despite this continual investment many of the IT managers that I speak with express doubt in their ability to recover the right data in the right amount of time. What do you do to know that your data recovery will work when you need it to?

Android Takes No. 2 Smartphone Spot From iPhone

By Eric Zeman


According to data provided by NPD Group, Google's Android platform has surpassed Apple's iPhone in terms of unit sales in the most recent quarter. Is this really surprising?

AT&T Leads Dropped Call Survey. AT&T: "Nuh-uh!"

By Ed Hansberry


AT&T just cannot catch a break. Despite, or because of, their exclusivity agreement with Apple on the iPhone, AT&T continues to be dogged by technical issues that frustrate its customers. The latest survey on US based wireless carriers puts AT&T at the top of the list when it comes to dropped calls.


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