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  • Regent Takes Document Imaging Back to School

    Financial aid management software developer Regent Education has announced a new web-based integrated document imaging solution that it claims provides electronic document management, single process workflow automation, and indexing for th...

  • Symantec Reaches for Security 2.0

    Symantec have reaffirmed their ‘Security 2.0 misssion with the release of Symantec Endpoint Protection 11.0, labelling it their most ‘significant’ commitment to anti-virus protection in years.

  • Iceland Ideal for Data Centres

    Iceland is being touted as the place for data centres in a new Price Waterhouse Coopers study, with the company noting that running a data centre in the Scandinavian country is considerably cheaper than it is in the US, UK and Ind...

  • NetApp to Double APAC Workforce

    NetApp is reportedly planning to more than double its Asia Pacific workforce in order to hunt a 30 percent increase in global revenue growth.

  • Websense Launches SMB Security Software

    Security firm Websense has just launched Websense Express, a new security offering for small to medium-sized businesses that it claims offers intelligent, easy to deploy protection from emerging Web security threats while bolstering networ...

  • Survey Says: Email Archiving Needed

    According to a new survey from enterprise email archiving software developer C2C, despite IDC forecasting an email archiving application growth rate of 23.4 percent through 2011 the practice is still in its infancy.

  • Missed CRM Opportunities Cost Millions

    During a recent seminar in London, keynote speakers suggested that customer contact centres are failing to take advantage of CRM data when fielding customer calls, resulting in missed opportunities and losses stretching into the millions.

  • IM the Great “Catflap” of Enterprise Security

    The analysts at Gartner have announced that attitudes are changing and while instant messaging services are no longer seen as ‘the great communications catflap’ when it comes to security, they still represent a security threat.

  • Hitachi Debuts Small Form Factor Drive

    Hitachi has begun shipping its first line of small form factor (SFF) Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) enterprise hard drives, claiming low power consumption and a smaller form factor suited to blade servers and 1U/2U rack mounted servers.