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RIM BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES) 4.1.6 Upgrade Addresses Critical PDF Flaw

Research In Motion (RIM) has released an upgrade to its BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES) software that fixes a previously disclosed vulnerability and provides new e-mail and calendaring functionality for administrators and corporate smartphone user

Palm in 2008: Hanging by a Thread or Back from the Dead?

Everyone Works at Home at Chorus, Part Three

In this story, the third of three parts, managers and staff at a small software company adjust to telecommuting and share their keys to success. Part One focused on the network infrastructure. Part Two covered work at home policies.

iPhone App Store Software for Business: Feast or Famine?

Need software for your corporate iPhone? Apple's App Store will whet your appetite, but ultimately will leave you hungry. We show off several free and commercial applications that might find a home on your trusty new smartphone.

Not Ready for GDPR? There’s Still Hope

The European Unionu2019s new compliance law is upon is; smart business leaders are viewing GDPR as an opportunity to improve efficiency and innovation. rn

Why a Non-Profit Adopted SaaS CRM to Organize Donors in Fight Against Breast Cancer

Susan G. Komen for the Cure is adopting on-demand CRM from Convio, a SaaS vendor that works with non-profits to facilitate fundraising and organize volunteer efforts. One application, Common Ground, was built on Salesforce.com's Force.com platform.

Citrix Attempt at Hypervisor Agnosticism May Change Conversation in Virtualization Market

By announcing a set of tools based on open standards, Citrix is shifting the focus in virtualization from hypervisors to application delivery.

Virtualization Dirty Jobs: Why You Must Trim Your Application Mix

It's a messy and complicated job, but if you don't optimize your applications portfolio, your virtualization efforts will hit a wall.

Richard Sykes: Services at a crossroads

Telegraph CIO on swapping Google in for Microsoft