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Top Mobile Management Questions Answered
How can IT provide seamless and secure mobile communications and collaboration for all? Take a look at this on-demand Webcast where IDG asks an expert panel pressing questions surrounding mobile security and management. Prepare to have with your mobility questions answered! Learn more

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The Total Economic Impact Of IBM Datacap Taskmaster
In April 2012, IBM commissioned Forrester Consulting to examine the total economic impact (TEI) and potential ROI that enterprises might realize by deploying IBM's Datacap Taskmaster Capture solution. Learn More

9 tips for selecting and implementing an ERP system
Deploying an enterprise resource planning (ERP) system is an expensive proposition, not just in terms of licensing dollars (SLA) and maintenance, but in terms of dedicated resources and time. And yet all too often, organizations, dazzled by vendor promises and hype -- Deploy our ERP software and your manufacturing business will instantly run smoother and increase profits! -- fail to come up with a viable long-term (or even short-term) roadmap. Read More

Salesforce.com sees the future of customer support in video
Salesforce.com is giving users of its Desk.com support application new features for embedding videos into support articles and Web pages, a move the vendor says will let them give their customers the help they need faster and more efficiently than text-based documentation alone. Read More

Lawsuit against NetSuite over 'manifestly unusable' software set to be dismissed
NetSuite has avoided what could have been an ugly, image-damaging court battle, having reached an agreement to dismiss a lawsuit brought by its customer SkinMedix over an allegedly unusable software system. Read More

How Google handles child pornography in Gmail, search
Google's email-scanning practices are used to fight evil as well as target ads. The company revealed Monday that it's created a digital database of images displaying child sexual abuse, which it compares to images sent via Gmail. Read More

China reads Microsoft the riot act: Don't mess with antitrust inquiry
Chinese authorities publicly warned Microsoft not to hinder the ongoing antitrust probe into the company's practices in the People's Republic. Read More


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eBook: Security for a faster world
Business today is driven by a global economy that generates an unprecedented volume and variety of data with alarming velocity. The information in this dossier can help your security team adapt to a world that's evolving faster than ever before Learn more.

Oracle issues fix for Java update that crippled some Web apps
There's relief available for users who applied a recent Java update that stopped some Web applications from being able to launch. Read More

Oracle buys TOA Technologies in strike against Salesforce.com
Oracle is fleshing out its family of cloud applications and taking a competitive step against the likes of Salesforce.com with the acquisition of TOA Technologies, maker of software for companies centered around field services. Terms were not disclosed. Read More

SAP ties up with Apigee for API management
SAP will resell software from Apigee in a move to help customers and partners build mobile applications, products and services that securely tap data from SAP systems. Read More

Some SAP users remain unhappy with pricier Enterprise Support
SAP is struggling to convince some customers that a pricier support service it introduced several years ago provides additional value compared to the standard support option. Read More

Congress okays upgrade of VA's 29-year-old software
An agreement in Congress to allocate $17 billion to the Department of Veterans Affairs includes money for a major tech upgrade. Read More


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