Because it separates software from the hardware it runs on, it is changing the way people think about those components, says Ubuntu Technologies.
Customer intelligence must be a quintessential component of an organisation's marketing portfolio, says Derek Dreyer, retail industry executive at SAS Institute.
Government is increasingly turning to open source software to cut costs and boost the economy, says Linux System Dynamics.
The city centralises its billing systems and says services will improve once the roll-out is complete.
In this World Wide Wrap: BSkyB's victory to alter PM, Inventus adds Relativity to document solutions, and Web-based PM software updated.
In this World Wide Wrap: Intel turns to solar power, EU commits to conditional carbon target, and Wipro unveils greener desktops.
In this World Wide Wrap: Apple faces trademark claims, iPhone apps make 3G VOIP calls, and Thailand tackles VOIP fraud.
If learners write a Microsoft International exam and fail, their second attempt is free.
Some of the mandatory fields for the current tax year have been declared optional, says Softline Pastel Payroll.
Mncedisi Mayekiso will drive demand generation and marketing activities across sub-Saharan Africa.
The company is among the world's top 25 corporate patent recipients of 2009. [Local rep: Bytes Document Solutions]
Windows 7 is a long-awaited bid by Microsoft to win back frightened Vista users, says Ubuntu Technologies.
The business solutions provider becomes a Microsoft Hyper-V specialist company to expand into the virtualisation space.