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  • Samsung and Wave Encrypt SSDs

    In an industry first, Samsung and Wave Systems have teamed and brought full-disk encryption to solid state drives (SSDs), giving the bourgeoning technology robust security to match its performance.

  • Iomega Shows off Affordable NAS

    EMC's Iomega has added a new rack-mounted network attached storage (NAS) drive to its lineup, boasting that it has managed to break the US$2,000 barrier with the new StorCenter Pro ix4-200r.

  • Objective buys into the cloud

    Objective has announced the acquisition of a UK company with a growing global presence in the SaaS document management market.

  • Exchange 2010 enters Beta release

    Microsoft has released a public beta of Exchange Server 2010, featuring new integrated e-mail archive and due out in the second half of 2009.

  • 1TB in the palm of your hand

    CalDigit has launched a new bus-powered two-drive RAID system, that is only 5cm tall and 10cm long and provides two removable drive modules and an easy-to-read frontside LCD.

  • Enterprise authoring for SharePoint

    Japan's JustSystems has announced XMetaL Author Enterprise for Microsoft SharePoint, an enterprise-class content creation solution for enterprises using SharePoint as their content management system.

  • Alfresco joins Open Source Channel Alliance

    Alfresco Software has announced its participation as a founding member of the Open Source Channel Alliance, a consortium of leading open source Independent Software Vendors (ISVs) led by Red Hat.

  • Schneider powers up SAP with ReadSoft

    Schneider Electric has decided to implement ReadSoft's invoice processing solutions for SAP in the Pacific Zone to improve its invoice process efficiency. The agreement covers the processing of approximately 210,000 invoices annually at it...

  • Global ECM market to hit $US10.45B by 2015:analyst

    The Global content management software market is projected to cross $US10.4 billion by 2015, with Asia-Pacific representing the fastest growing market, according to a new report from Global Industry Analysts, Inc., (GIA).