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Here's Who Made Gartner's MQ for Business Analytics Services
The development of decision making and management capabilities across the enterprise has become critically important, largely because enterprises are transforming from process driven to information driven.
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The Problem With Yammer? People Don't Use It
Yammer is being promoted as the new social layer of SharePoint. But Microsoft is also tying it tightly into Office 365. In the past two weeks, this has resulted in the packaging of Yammer with Office 365 small business plans, while the price of Office 365 is also about to
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Have You Soured on Mobile CRM? #salesvelocity2014
Want to make more sales, see more sales activity across your enterprise or close more deals? Want to do it quickly and want to do it on the road? Selligy, a mobile customer relationship management (CRM) vendor, claims it is making it easier than ever by adding advanced revenue and
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Microsoft Makes It Easier to Move to the Cloud #WPC14
Much of what's going to be announced this week at Microsoft’s Worldwide Partner Conference (WPC) in Washington, DC, is already known.
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TinderBox Extends Dynamics CRM With Sales Automation
Think you’re missing something in Microsoft Dynamics CRM? TinderBox says you are. In fact, according to TinderBox, Dynamics CRM users may have a lot of technology to provide customer insights and engagement, but its sales automation processes are just not up to scratch.
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Microsoft Pushes Yammer into SMBs
Microsoft is pushing Yammer ... again. The focus now is on small and midsize businesses (SMBs). Microsoft underlined its enterprise ambitions for Yammer in November by making it available with all Office 365 enterprise plans. Now it's also added Yammer to Office 365 Midsize Business and Office 365 Education plans.
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China Leads the World on the Internet of Things
While US and European machine-to-machine (M2M) technology developers are still banging their collective heads on the wall trying to work out what the Internet of Things (IoT) will be like, who will be developing it and where it will emerge, China is busy forging ahead.
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Huddle Scores with Williams Lea
Huddle earned an enterprise win for its cloud-based collaboration and content management software. It announced today that Williams Lea, which provides specialized business process outsourcing solutions, added Huddle to its suite of online tools for internal and external collaboration.
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10 Ways for Business to Tap the Internet of Things
There's one thing clear about the Internet of Things — and that is that it's very unclear what it will ultimately look like. We know it will be something that connects billions of devices.
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Go Digital - In 6 Easy Steps
Finally, someone has stood up and said it. Digital business is not about IT, applications, software, the cloud or even — as much as it pains us to say it — information management. Digital business is a mindset. A different way of thinking about business.
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6 Things to Know About the Internet of Things
No matter which way you look at it, the Internet of Things (IoT) still has a very long way to go.
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IBM and Fluid Take Watson's Big Data Smarts Shopping
For those whose only association with IBM's Watson is its $1 million win on Jeopardy, that could be about to change. IBM announced Tuesday that it will partner with digital retail developer Fluid to turn Watson into ... a personal shopper.
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SharePoint Users Routinely Breach Security Policies
Research by Cryptzone shows at least 36 percent of SharePoint users are breaching security policies — and another 9 percent admit they have no idea how to prevent sensitive information from being uploaded.
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Twitter Gets Its Grip on Gnip
Twitter has just announced that it is buying social data harvester Gnip, but it hasn’t explained how it intends to make money on the back of the deal.
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