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SHI's cloud mantra: Keep IT involved
With more than $4.45 billion in annual sales, the reseller has close ties to Amazon Web Services, Cisco, Dell, Microsoft, Symantec and VMware.
Nokia's outsourced IT staff facing layoffs at HCL and TCS
Imminent layoffs at Nokia's key IT outsourcing partners will likely amount to more than half of the Finns it transferred earlier this year.
Catch Team: mobile note-taker adds enterprise-grade collaboration
Catch, the popular mobile app for note-taking and collaboration, is aiming for increased enterprise take-up with the launch of its secure, managed Team product.
Zetta.net speeds up cloud backup solution
The service provider has nabbed $8 million in venture funding, bringing its total backing to $39.5 million.
SiSense announces analytics on Rackspace cloud
SiSense brings its single-server Prism BI/Big Data package to the Rackspace cloud, offering low-overhead analytics, on a subscription basis.
BT lines up new CEO as Livingston departs for ministerial job
Ian Livingston is leaving BT after five years at the top, and will be succeeded by the current head of its retail arm.
Acer's $199 C710-2856 Chromebook laptop includes SSD, will be sold at Walmart
The notebook swaps its 320GB hard drive for 16GB of solid-state storage, but otherwise keeps the same specs as a C7 Chromebook released late last year.
Groupon faces countersuit in Singapore over redemption deals
Daily seals site may have to fork out US$230,267 for vouchers redeemed, but not paid up, to Singapore-based Villas International which brokered the deals involving tourist accommodations.
Orange reveals how much 4G will cost in Spain
Business and consumer tariffs set to debut next month, along with packages aimed at tablets and laptop users.
Russia's Yandex fires up mobile browser for iPad and Android phones
Russian search company Yandex places Android and iPad first on mobile.
Cloud, automation to alter offshore outsourcing equation
Offshore outsourcing may begin to lose its appeal as technology management is increasingly automated.
America needs a Cyber Bill of Rights
The time has come for a Cyber Bill of Rights — a clear, concise, powerful, understandable, and relevant governance guide to our modern age.
Security remains an 'afterthought' in enterprise mobility
Enterprises in Asia generally do not prioritize security but instead focus on using BYOD to attract young talent and for productivity, according to participants in a ZDNet roundtable.
Windows 8 hybrids: How to build the perfect laptop and tablet combo
The versatility of Windows 8 has led to an amazing assortment of hybrid computers. These laptops that are also tablets best take advantage of Windows 8. The perfect one hasn't been built yet, but here's how to do it.
Huawei debuts Android-powered Ascend P6, world's skinniest smartphone
Huawei's Ascend P6 brings its own UI and slim metallic body, but no LTE support.
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