The firm is now certified as an IBM Advanced partner, capable of addressing all first line support and service queries.
The mobile applications industry is set for upheaval, as business gets in on the action.
Faster, cheaper broadband will allow more people to go online, giving cyber criminals a new target base.
Information governance is less about data, and more about people, says IBM.
IBM's recognition of its software will open up international doors, says the company.
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The company extends the reach of its enterprise content management solutions to mobile devices.