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FEATURED WHITEPAPERS
Cover Your Assets with Desktop Managed Services
Use these slides from the editors at bMighty.com, loaded with market information and industry best practices, to educate your senior management about the benefits an asset management solution can bring your organization. Download Now
5 Steps to Creating a Business Continuity Plan
A University of Texas study estimates that more than half of small and mid-size businesses (SMBs) that lose their data in a disaster go out of business within two years after that disaster. Make sure its not yours with this five-step plan for putting a business-continuity plan in place.
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FEATURED BLOG
Oracle Sees A Threat In Rimini Street
Posted By Mary Hayes Weier
Apparently the third-party software maintenance firm known as Rimini Street, which Oracle and SAP have claimed is no threat to their businesses, is indeed a threat. Oracle has filed court documents requesting Rimini Street to produce information about its business, which it says could be a "carbon copy" of TomorrowNow, the company at the center of Oracle's lawsuit against SAP.
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Program Aims To Erase Doubts About Health Data Security
Posted by Marianne Kolbasuk McGee
A new certification program could make it easier for healthcare organizations to decide whether their IT security products meet their compliance needs.
iPhone Battery Life Still Weak, Mophie Juice Pack Helps
Posted By Eric Zeman
A new report compiled by Strategy Analytics says that while most iPhone owners are pleased with their devices, they aren't so happy about battery performance. Though the iPhone doesn't have a user-replaceable battery, there are options out there. Enter the Mophie Juice Pack Air.
30,000 Job Openings For SAP Consultants, SAP Official Says
Posted By Bob Evans
An SAP official said today that 30,000 job openings exist worldwide for SAP consultants to support the needs of the company's 82,000 customers and their 12 million users across the globe.
Maytag Crosses Popular Blogger, Gets Spun Dry
Posted By Mitch Wagner
It's always been a bad idea for consumer companies to get celebrities angry, because celebrities have millions of fans, and can rally those fans to fight. Now, with the Internet and social media, it's easier for people to achieve celebrity and the power to significantly damage companies. That's a lesson that Maytag is learning the hard way, from blogger Heather Armstrong, who writes Dooce.
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