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  • Blue Coat adds fizz to drinkmaker

    P&N Beverages is claimed to have reduced remote access times to large Microsoft Office files from as much as 20 minutes to under 60 seconds, using the Blue Coat Application Delivery Network infrastructure.

  • K2 updates SharePoint workflow-BPM

    Software maker K2 has announced a major update to its software platform that provides visual tools to develop SharePoint-centric workflow and process-driven applications.

  • Dell unveils new data objective

    Dell has announced a plan to deliver a digital content management platform for healthcare, file/email archiving and ediscovery in the second half of 2010.

  • Monash extends Google Apps rollout

    Following the transition of students to Google Apps Education Edition last November, Monash University has extended the the web-based service will be provided to staff.

  • MessageLabs report warns of RAR dividend

    Symantec has published the March 2010 edition of its monthly MessageLabs Intelligence Report, which finds that while the most common file types attached to all malicious emails were .XLS and .DOC file types, the most dangerous file type identified was encrypted .RAR files, the proprietary compressed archive format. 

  • Blue Coat adds fizz to drinkmaker

    P&N Beverages is claimed to have reduced remote access times to large Microsoft Office files from as much as 20 minutes to under 60 seconds, using the Blue Coat Application Delivery Network infrastructure.

  • K2 updates SharePoint workflow-BPM

    Software maker K2 has announced a major update to its software platform that provides visual tools to develop SharePoint-centric workflow and process-driven applications.

  • Dell unveils new data objective

    Dell has announced a plan to deliver a digital content management platform for healthcare, file/email archiving and ediscovery in the second half of 2010.

  • Monash extends Google Apps rollout

    Following the transition of students to Google Apps Education Edition last November, Monash University has extended the the web-based service will be provided to staff.

  • MessageLabs report warns of RAR dividend

    Symantec has published the March 2010 edition of its monthly MessageLabs Intelligence Report, which finds that while the most common file types attached to all malicious emails were .XLS and .DOC file types, the most dangerous file type identified was encrypted .RAR files, the proprietary compressed archive format.