UK Consumers -Far from Ready- for Buying Software in the Cloud
Corel research shows a majority of people still prefer to buy a physical software product and don-t want to commit to an on-going payment for software
UK Consumers -Far from Ready- for Buying Software in the Cloud
Corel research shows a majority of people still prefer to buy a physical software product and don-t want to commit to an on-going payment for software
Amtel MDM Delivers Endpoint Management for All Apple Devices
New Integration of Mac OS X Devices Provides Configuration, Security, Monitoring, and Expense Control Capabilities
EdgeSpring Unveils the World-s First Big Data Analytics Platform Built Expressly for the End User
EdgeSpring Announces Series A Financing From Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers (KPCB) and Lightspeed Ventures
Presidio Receives EMC Velocity Mid-Market Select Partner of the Year for North America and Velocity Services Quality Awards at the 2013 Global Partner Summit at EMC World
Presidio Recognized for Top Sales of EMC-s VNX Unified Storage Family, and for Providing Outstanding Service Excellence and Customer Satisfaction
Illegal Pyramid Scheme Exposed by truthinadvertising.org
MADISON, CT — (Marketwired) — 05/16/13 — Work from home, get rich, and vacation in luxurious resorts. That-s the promise offered by Washington-based Resorts360 Vacation Club. All you need to do is buy an expensive membership and get others to join. But what Resorts360 is really selling, according to the advertising watchdog group, truthinadvertising.org (TINA), is an illegal pyramid scheme. TINA, a nonprofit based in Madison, Conn., has exposed the deceptive scheme, is demanding that the own
Create Video Apps on the Fly With Dailymotion & Joshfire-s DIY Service Expanding to the US Mobile Market
Web-s #2 Video Destination Partners With App Creation Factory Joshfire Powering Free, Independent App Creation for Filmmakers, Artists, Musicians and All Motionmaker Members
Spiceworks Brings Mobile Device Management Capabilities to IT Professionals — for Free
Partnership With Fiberlink and Introduction of Spiceworks 7 Change the Way 2.5 Million IT Professionals Manage Mobile Devices
Survey: Small and Mid-Sized Businesses Show Strong Support for BYOD Initiatives, but Limited Adoption of Management Technologies
Eighty-Four Percent of Respondents See Security Threat Due to Employee Loss, Theft or Misuse of Mobile Devices
Spiceworks Network Grows to 2.5 Million IT Professionals and 1,800 Technology Vendors
Spiceworks Users Spend More Than $450 Billion on Technology Each Year