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Many of today's businesses are recovering lost revenue with new technologies that track output down to the last mile.
Medium-sized businesses must cope with the same Internet security threats as larger companies do. Fortunately, good security isn't as expensive or as complicated to implement as it used to be.
Carnegie Mellon's Data Center Observatory teaches lessons on virtualization and the cloud
Despite Microsoft's insinuations, numbers show that Vista's adoption has been poor. Is it time to look forward to Windows 7?
We get five simple tips to enhance your network security

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The company unleashes five service packs for its enterprise security wares
IBM is promising the server with vSphere to "qualified customers" for no money up front and monthly payments of $1,675.
Big Blue partners with EU venture on software to optimize applications

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Fuji Xerox talks about their Readers' Choice winning ApeosPort / DocuCentre III to NWA
Cisco's ASA 5500 Adaptive Security Appliance is an enterprise security solution that integrate firewall, Unified Communications (voice/video) security, SSL and IPsec VPN, intrusion prevention (IPS), and content security services in a flexible, modular product family.

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As companies expand beyond their traditional marketplaces, the need for collaboration across continents, time zones and geographies has never been greater. Travelling executives are under pressure to be fully connected to the corporate decision-making machine, particularly in time-sensitive events such as mergers and acquisitions, product development milestones and sales bids.
Juniper Networks ethernet switching solutions reduce capital and operational IT expenses

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SYSTIMAX® GigaSPEED® X10D, LazrSPEED®, TeraSPEED®, VisiPatch® 360 and InstaPATCH® Plus Solutions set new standards for performance and ease of management
To be successful, the world's largest dairy ingredients exporter must have 100% visibility of any order across its global supply chain every time. New Zealand-based Fonterra used Business Activity Monitoring (BAM) technology built around Software AG's webMethods suite and answers just one question: "where is my order?". This paper describes how Fonterra went about using business process management to create a purpose-built solution that tracks information flow throughout the supply chain, as well as the business benefits gained by using the Software AG webMethods suite.

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IDC views cloud services as a "once in a generation technology" for which telecom carriers have a distinct and natural built-in advantage
Pirated software caused dollar losses of approximately US$163 million in 2008.