Score a big one for Web services and SOA. A major deal is brewing between IBM and the New York Stock Exchange, made possible, to a large degree, by Web services.
Score a big one for Web services and SOA. A major deal is brewing between IBM and the New York Stock Exchange, made possible, to a large degree, by Web services. According to sources, NYSE likes Big Blue because of its Web services and SOA software, tools, and services.
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Microsoft's promised automated tools for migrating users from G Suite to Office 365 are rolling out over 'the coming weeks.'
Zoom's IPO opens at an eye-popping $65 per share
The cloud enterprise video communication company drummed up major market excitement as a Silicon Valley unicorn that has actually turned a profit.
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Atlassian Q3 solid, shares down on mixed guidance
The collaboration and productivity software company reported strong customer momentum in the third quarter.
Ubuntu 19.04 comes refreshed with the Linux 5.0 kernel
Both the Ubuntu Linux desktop and server come with significant updates.
SAP veteran Robert Enslin joins Google Cloud
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IoT development matures, according to Eclipse Foundation survey
Most IoT developers are focused on commercial projects based on Linux, ARM and a heavy dose of security concerns.
What Zoom's IPO says about the video collaboration space
The success behind Zoom isn't that surprising. Perhaps the big question is this: How did a bevy of large technology giants blow it in the video collaboration market. ...
IT spending in 2019 revised down amid data center woes
Gartner said currency fluctuations will ding global IT spending, but the data center market will contract.
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