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Chaayanath (MK) Mysore, Vice President & Chief Information Officer for ADP Canada, says there's more to be concerned about than the Patriot act when it comes to cloud security.
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Having been in the enterprise productivity apps game for only three years, Google has made impressive strides with Google Apps, its Web-based messaging and collaboration suite.Since the 2007 introduction, Google has gone from
Windows 7 momentum is slowly but surely spilling over into the corporate world as long-frozen tech budgets begin to thaw and new PCs are purchased. Research firm Forrester predicts that enterprise-wide adoption of
As part of its Worldwide Partner Conference keynote today, Microsoft announced that the second public beta for its cloud-based PC management and security platform, Windows Intune, is now available.The first Windows Intune beta,
If Microsoft (MSFT) is going to tell large global enterprises how to roll out asocial networking platform, the folks in Redmond sure as heck better do it themselves. So in the company's tradition
Sony Electronics, the division of Sony Corporation that designs and develops the company's cameras, computers, TVs and other devices, is making a broad move to SharePoint 2010 to improve search, social networking and
If anyone still thinks "Enterprise 2.0" is just a catchphrase, think again. Wikis, microblogging, discussion forums, social bookmarking, online groups and communities, and other tools that have come to comprise "social networking software"
