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The number of Google+ fans for the site's top 100 brands grew at a 1,400% pace last month, but almost all of the new followers were concentrated in the top 10 brands on the social media site, according to a new report.
Issues with the SAP-based Kentucky Human Resources Information System are being addressed, according to officials
With the federal government climbing on board with the cloud revolution, the important questions for service and application providers turn to issues surrounding security, architecture.
Apple OS X Mountain Lion for Macs promises both benefits and costs for IT groups. Mac experts are looking forward to delving into the preview release and hoping for some Apple tools to support deployments later this year.
Though Mountain Lion snuck onto the scene just this morning--big cats are sly like that--I've already discovered a few delightful details about the apps in Apple's upcoming OS update for the Mac, thanks to editorial director Jason Snell's hands on wi
Every company needs a sales forecast, but generating sound growth projections is devilishly hard, and accuracy depends on rethinking old forecasting processes.n
More bad news for RIM and its customers: The NBA and NHL both stopped making official BlackBerry sports applications for the 2011/2012 seasons, and MLB could also soon cease to offer its official baseball app. Dwindling developer support for BlackBer
Mobile devices and apps are everywhere -- including the workplace. But while users reap benefits, IT departments struggle with risks. Cisco's AppHQ running on its Cius tablet promises a controlled environment. One of the first to test the private app
Mobile technology experts discuss which enterprises need a mobile presence, the important questions to ask when developing a mobile website, what pitfalls to avoid and what to expect to pay.
When getting introduced to a new subject or new people, we sometimes play a game called 'two truths and a lie.' The basics of the game are simple, anyone introducing a subject - or themselves - state two truths, and one lie. The audience then has to
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