In this World Wide Wrap: Austria looks to ECM, content-as-a-service takes to the cloud, and learning on the move.
In this World Wide Wrap: QlikView 9 available via cloud, SAS unveils data migration tools, and HP intros financial analysis solution.
In this World Wide Wrap: IBM positions Ilog in WebSphere, Oracle upgrades Enterprise Manager, and Kodak to unveil workflow tools.
The processor supports 802.11 b/g/n wireless Internet connection. [Local rep: Pinnacle Micro]
Datamonitor predicts outsourcing is set to grow as retailers' priorities shift during the recession.
A community e-learning project, initiated by Ligbron Academy of Technology, will reach 17 more schools.
Symantec's June phishing report reveals fraudsters are looking at new ways of phishing for information.
Universitas Hospital deploys a Siemens Symbia camera system to scan for various diseases, including cancer.
The strategic alliance will deliver integrated IT and telecoms solutions for service providers and enterprises.
The servers bring new levels of price/performance, flexible virtualisation practices and superior power-efficiency. [Local rep: Tarsus Technologies]
In today's technology roundup: Internet snooping laws 'overly intrusive', Iranians bypass Internet censors, Feds subpoena anonymous posters' names, and IBM banks on mobile.
More than 700 employees have attended the ICDL training course, 220 of which have successfully completed their ICDL qualification.
In this World Wide Wrap: Citrix outlines service-oriented IT offering, BPC intros multi-channel platform, and Triton unveils remote key transport.