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- 27% of organisations already use cloud-based BI solutions
- London Underground to get Olympics Wi-Fi access
- Worker-owned devices help SMBs maintain competitive edge
- CRM integration leads to 'increased sales'
- Superfast business broadband 'top priority for UK firms'
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27% of organisations already use cloud-based…
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26/01/2012
Almost a third of businesses currently use or intend to use cloud computing solutions such as Microsoft SharePoint 2010 to improve their business intelligence (BI)…
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London Underground to get Olympics Wi-Fi…
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25/01/2012
Commuters travelling on the London Underground during the 2012 Olympics this summer will be the first to be able to open their business email while standing on the…
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Worker-owned devices help SMBs maintain…
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25/01/2012
Small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) around the world are seeing the benefits of the growing consumerisation of IT devices such as laptops and smartphones as…
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CRM integration leads to 'increased sales'
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25/01/2012
Integrating CRM data from all customer streams can significantly improve business performance.Announcing the launch of the new SPARK Solution Developer Programme, Scribe,
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Superfast business broadband 'top priority…
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25/01/2012
Superfast business broadband will be a top priority for a third of companies this year, new research shows.According to a survey by Virgin Media Business, high-speed…
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Software industry 'marked for growth'
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25/01/2012
The software industry across Europe is expected to experience modest growth this year, according to new industry forecasts.Figures from the International Data Corporation
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