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A Microsoft acquisition of Twitter has neither the profit potential nor the necessary technology to be worthwhile.
Houston, we have a problem: Businesses have major issues with the enterprise software they're paying millions of dollars to implement and support, according to new Forrester data. The solution? More software!
Maybe you know Apple fanboys, but can you tell an Oracle high flyer from a Salesforce.com disciple? An IBMer from an SAP enthusiast? Mix them up in a work or social setting and you could be conversation roadkill. Here's our highly unofficial gui
Few enterprise software systems have to scale to millions of records. Even in a smallish enterprise, though, a CRM system can rapidly grow beyond that level, particularly if it's connected to e-mail blasters and marketing automation systems. Wha
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Forrester's Rob Whiteley talks innovation, ROI and the dangers of shiny new object syndrome. Here are his three suggestions for getting your infrastructure and operations house in order.
BlackBerry smartphones are known for security, but if you don't know the common gotchas, your new or "unsecured" BlackBerry device could be a disaster waiting to happen. CIO.com's "CrackBerry" addict Al Sacco offers five
It may sound crazy but a more modest Microsoft is out there taking risks. Does Microsoft the underdog deserve our sympathy?
Today's containerized data centers, also known as modular data centers, are niche products often quietly chosen by customers in emergency situations. But they're winning over more IT managers who face too much demand and too little data cen
BlackBerry-specific instant messaging application BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) was one of "the only effective methods of communication" in Chile following last weekend's devastating earthquake, according to a Miami newspaper.
Cloud computing will alter IT operations and costs, these changes mean that two very strong friction points for applications -- resource provisioning and funding -- will dwindle. What does this mean for applications? CIO.com's Bernard Golden exp
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