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Gartner: Ninety Percent of Virtual Worlds Projects Fail
Despite a high failure rate by first adopters, Gartner sees an important future for virtual worlds as a tool for internal collaboration.
Read More »Understanding Microsoft SharePoint in a Web 2.0 World
While SaaS offerings from enterprise 2.0 vendors creep up, and facing more pressure from IBM and Google with their collaborative software products, Microsoft believes SharePoint will give companies all the Web 2.0 they'll ever need.
Read More »RIM To Serve Up IBM Software on BlackBerry
BlackBerry users who have Lotus Connections, IBM's social software suite, and BI from Cognos, will no longer need their laptops to access the software when they are on the road.
Read More »What Software Plus Services Means For Microsoft (and You)
With its new "software plus services" strategy, Microsoft is working to compete with emerging SaaS (Software as a Service) vendors while keeping users tied to its flagship Office suite.
Read More »Web Security Feature from Google Aims to Monitor Web Traffic and Protect Networks
Google Web Security will not be included with Google Apps. But the new feature will allow companies to monitor web traffic without requiring a corporate VPN.
Read More »Report: Enterprises Adopt SaaS Aggressively
Despite security concerns and reservations about how Software as a Service (SaaS) will integrate with existing on premise systems, enterprises surveyed cited easier maintenance and cheaper cost as a key factor for buying SaaS.
Read More »Report Says Enterprise Mashups On The Rise
Mashup platforms that allow business users to build a Web 2.0 site with no technical experience will enable better uses of corporate data that has generally been divided all across the enterprise, says a Forrester report. If it sounds like business intelligence, it's no accident.
Read More »IBM Will Support All Major Files to Run On Lotus Social Software Suite
IBM hopes the move will make its Lotus Quickr, a document sharing and set of Web 2.0 tools such as wikis and blogs, a more compelling option for enterprise collaboration in response to the rise SharePoint.
Read More »Wikinomics Author Don Tapscott Joins Startup SaaS Company
Tapscott will oversee the consulting wing of nGenera, a Software as a Service (SaaS) vendor aimed at providing companies with enterprise Web 2.0 tools.
Read More »Adoption of Corporate Social Networks Remains Sluggish
Social networks for internal collaboration seem like a good idea in principle, but two obstacles are so far inhibiting their adoption: tools to automatically feed business information to the networks, and the challenge of vying for attention with Facebook and MySpace.
Read More »Enterprise Content Management: From Strategy to Solution
Enterprise content management (ECM) has become an important competence and infrastructural technology, particularly for large and medium-sized organizations.
Hear about industry trends for ECM and why standardizing your ECM platform is so critical to your success during this roundtable discussion.
Sponsored by IBM
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Get Rich or Get Thin: The Secure Client Webcast
Malcolm Harkins, General Manager of Intel's Information Risk and Security group, looks at the increasing sophistication of attacks. He also talks about he pros and cons of thin and rich clients in fending off those attacks.
Sponsored by Intel
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The Greening of the Data Center
This report outlines a four-part strategy companies can employ to achieve an energy-efficient infrastructure.
Sponsored by Sepaton
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