ANALYTIC REPORTS & WHITEPAPERS
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FEATURED WHITEPAPERS
Cover Your Assets with Desktop Managed Services
Use these slides from the editors at bMighty.com, loaded with market information and industry best practices, to educate your senior management about the benefits an asset management solution can bring your organization. Download Now
5 Steps to Creating a Business Continuity Plan
A University of Texas study estimates that more than half of small and mid-size businesses (SMBs) that lose their data in a disaster go out of business within two years after that disaster. Make sure its not yours with this five-step plan for putting a business-continuity plan in place. Download Now
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FEATURED BLOG
Fickle Carriers Now Want Stimulus Funds
Posted By Michael Hickins
The unqualified success of the first part of the government's broadband stimulus effort is forcing broadband carriers to change their tune.
ALSO SEE
iPhone The Most Popular Internet Device At Wireless Cafes
Posted by Eric Zeman
According to a new report from JiWire, more people use iPhones to connect to public Wi-Fi hotspots than any other device. Those users stay connected for over an hour, and mostly visit social networking sites.
USAirways And Barclays Send Creepy Credit-Card Message
Posted By Bob Evans
A couple of friends and I recently met for beers at Slattery's and I paid the bill with a USAirways MasterCard from Barclays Bank. So imagine my surprise a couple days later when I got an email message from USAirways bearing the subject line, "How was Slattery's Midtown Pub?"
Verizon Said To Be A No-Show At Motorola's Android Event
Posted By Eric Zeman
On September 10, during a keynote address at the GigaOm conference in San Francisco, Motorola CEO Sanjay Jha is expected to announce the company's first Android device(s). A Verizon representative has said that Verizon won't be attending and doesn't know what's being announced. This begs the question, which carrier is going to sell the to-be-announced device(s)?
The Foundation Of The Data Asset
Posted By George Crump
In my last entry we discussed Making Data an Asset. This entry will focus on where that data asset should be stored. What is needed is a strong storage foundation, one that is designed to last for years, if not decades, but also one that will store that data efficiently and of course be complimentary to the enterprise class indexing that we described in our last entry.
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