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Virtualization from the Data Center to the Desktop
White Paper Enterprises worldwide are embracing a digital work style to stay competitive in a dynamic and increasingly global business environment. This work style requires that teams collaborate seamlessly across organizations and... [30 Jul 2008]
The Road to Desktop Optimization
White Paper Enterprises worldwide are embracing a digital work style to stay competitive in a dynamic and increasingly global business environment. The ever-increasing need for desktop performance, connectivity, and... [25 Apr 2008]
Virtualization From the Datacenter to the Desktop
White Paper Enterprises worldwide are embracing a digital work style to stay competitive in a dynamic and increasingly global business environment. This work style requires that teams collaborate seamlessly across organizations and... [11 Apr 2008]
Virtualization From the Datacenter to the Desktop: Building a Comprehensive, End-to-End Virtualization Strategy
White Paper Enterprises worldwide are embracing a digital work style to stay competitive in a dynamic and increasingly global business environment. This work style requires that teams collaborate seamlessly across organizations and... [01 Mar 2008]
BlackBerrys juicing up work/life balance
Case Study Standard Life has increased productivity and improved its staff's work/life balance by embracing home and mobile working. Billy Campbell, manager desktop services at Standard Life, told silicon.com:... [13 Jul 2007]
Photos: Bill Gates unveils Vista
Photo Frost said: "We are clearly now a nation of web keepers - small businesses are embracing the internet and 82 per cent have an online presence and it's this section that can most benefit from current developments in... [31 Jan 2007]
Ballmer gives software some SaaS
News Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer said on Tuesday that lines between on-premise software and internet-delivered services are blurring, an industry shift the company is embracing. A powerhouse in desktop and... [11 Oct 2006]
Will's Web Watch: Marc Benioff's 'field of dreams'
Comment Currently there are nearly 300 applications on the AppExchange - some produced by Salesforce.com but the majority developed by independents who are embracing the captive audience of the CRM upstart's installed user-base... [31 May 2006]
XP won't expose Macs to viruses, says Gartner
News But overall, Gartner does not believe Apple embracing Microsoft's operating system will have a noticeable effect on the desktop ecosystem. Any talk of Apple's Boot Camp software exposing the company's... [13 Apr 2006]
Ballmer: Microsoft's future is mobile
News The key to developing useful software and services for mobile platforms, Ballmer explained, is embracing the fact that people often want to use devices or services to manage both their personal and business affairs. [15 Feb 2006]
'Small is the new big,' says CA CTO
News CA is further embracing the emphasis on shrinking form-factor with the planned development of applications for the mobile workforce. Gupta said smart phones and other handheld devices will continue to steal mindshare and... [14 Nov 2005]
Oracle to be Linux shop by end of year
News Oracle isn't alone in embracing the open-source movement. Dell is switching internal servers to Linux, while Novell is dropping Windows in favor of its own Linux desktop software for PCs. Oracle will... [27 May 2004]
HP reports profits and record quarterly sales
News HP has begun embracing the Linux operating system for desktop computers but the effort is very young, Fiorina said. For its fiscal second quarter, which ended 30 April, it had revenue of $20.1bn - a... [19 May 2004]
IBM Linux roll-out going slowly
News IBM isn't rushing all of its staff onto open-source software but is embracing Linux in places where it provides genuine business benefits, the company said this week. One factor preventing companies such as IBM from... [22 Apr 2004]
Top management still Wi-Fi security dunces
News Woolf explained that while some companies are actively embracing wireless, others are being permeated by stealth. It's simple and affordable for an errant employee to pick up an 802.11b access point on the high street... [20 Nov 2003]
