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  • Global Slowdown Boosts Free CRM Packages

    According to CRM software provider SalesPush.com, the current economic quagmire is giving free CRM software solutions a leg up, with companies gravitating towards free packages.

  • Microsoft Brands Pirated Desktops Black

    Microsoft has been labelled the “biggest hacker in China” this week after its latest Windows XP update purposely turned the desktops of pirated copies of the operating system black.

  • Aberdeen to Showcase 50TB Storage Solution for SMBs

    Storage vendor Aberdeen will be releasing the next generation of its Stirling storage server solutions at this year’s HD World Conference & Exposition in New York, a 50 terabyte expandable storage server aimed directly at small to medium-s...

  • Storewize Compresses Primary Storage Data

    With storage requirements skyrocketing, Storwize has come up with a new way to compress data, saying it can achieve a 15:1 reduction on primary storage, reducing cost throughout the data lifecycle.

  • IDC Kicks off Green Initiative

    IDC has launched a new “green” initiative designed to help decision makers understand the role of technology in addressing the challenges and opportunities amidst today's energy, environment, and sustainability requirements.

  • McDonalds to Offer Free WiFi

    When you’re on the go in Australia, it can often be challenging to find a WiFi hotspot, particularly one that doesn’t come with security risks or a need for credit card details. However, McDonalds is about to change all that with the annou...

  • Kazeon Upgrades eDiscovery

    In an industry first, Kazeon has introduced new federation, unified analysis and review capabilities for its eDiscovery solution, all aimed specifically at global enterprises.

  • PGP Intros SMB Encryption SaaS

    With the popularity of encryption software on the rise, PGP Corporation has launched a new managed service provider network, expanding access for its encryption solutions to small to medium-sized businesses.