The UK subsidiary of Phoenix Software will offer three new brands in its portfolio.
Stratus ftServer 6310 is available together with ftScalable Storage.
The platform is designed to track low-cost assets such as surgical instruments, drug supplies and other inventory.
The company aims to help enterprises distribute both live and on-demand video to large numbers of sites and users.
The tablet is aimed to compete with Apple and Samsung in the market.
Healthcare organisations will see benefits such as less paperwork and secure access to patient data, says Vodafone.
Organisations can trade in their hard-token devices for Entrust's mobile, soft-token program.
Relational Database Consulting says it is able to reduce DBA running costs by 25%.
Integration between software components allows maximum functionality and return on existing systems, says Neal Donnan, application development executive at EnterpriseWorx.
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The global e-learning company is now able to provide worldwide sales and distribution of MS official e-learning courses.
The company will provide the entire network software solution for Elizade University in Nigeria.
Many popular American gadgets are infected with malicious software, says the Department of Home Security.