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We take a look into what the future holds for enterprise software vendors and users
The iLivid installation routine put several unwanted programs on Threaddy's computer. Why didn't Norton block the program as malware?
Public, private and hybrid clouds benefits and downsides explained, along with those of service models SaaS, PaaS and IaaS
Software development startup Geoloqi claims to be re-inventing the way companies build location-aware apps. We take a closer look
Taking a proactive approach to fraud detection can help firms protect their money and reputation
Windows 8 is not just for consumers, claims Microsoft
Facebook and Twitter are woven into the Windows 8 OS, but we still need native Windows RT apps to get the most from the services on a tablet
CIOs reveal how Big Data has helped discover sources to drive company profits
No popular language may be as maligned as JavaScript. But its migration to the server side opens the possibility it may become all-pervasive
Some iOS 6 early adopters find themselves deeply disappointed by Apple’s take on the newly Google-free Maps app
Microsoft takes up such major trends as cloud readiness, social collaboration and mobility with SharePoint 2013. The ultimate goal is a uniform user experience
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As billions of chip-enabled devices connect to the internet, many businesses are making strides towards supporting the IoT
By 2018, machines that will experience the world as humans do through hearing, sight, smell, touch and taste
How Big Data, collaboration and mobility have transformed sport and business IT discussed at Technology Transformation Summit
Giving your workforce the best tools and the support required allows them to focus on what they were hired to do
Hardware giant sets its sights on systems management, security software and business intelligence
Windows 8 is supposed to be Microsoft's majestic OS reset, but intelligent voice control is conspicuously absent.
Backing from the likes of Microsoft, Intel, Facebook and Google could mean that HTML5 may dominate the browser landscape more quickly than some analysts predict
Major organisations improving their services with Big Data analysis
Individuality and flexibility are the key to good data management
If the IT department wants to encourage full on BYOD, it faces supporting multiple platforms and paying the development costs
Microsoft discovered the infection on pristine personal computers in 2011 as it investigated supply chains in China
Analysts are predicting Back-end-as-a-Service (BaaS) will become as ubiquitous as web hosting
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