Ingres has unveiled what it calls the Icebreaker Enterprise Content Management (ECM) Appliance, a new offering powered by Alfresco’s open source software for enterprise content management.
Ricoh made a preliminary showing of its new embedded intelligence technology with IBM’s Tivoli Monitoring and Asset Management for IT at the IBM Pulse conference in Las Vegas.
Government workers are being overwhelmed by a mass of daily data, according to a new survey of the US public sector conducted jointly by Xerox and Harris Interactive.
While it made headlines earlier in this week for a brief global service outage, Gmail has some more positive news with the announcement that Adelaide University is adopting the service to handle its in-house email.
Gmail users around the world suffered through a two and a half hour outage yesterday, highlighting one of the potential downsides to cloud-based email systems.
While many parts of the information and communications technology sector are being stung by the economic crisis, IDC claims that the mobile telecommunications industry is well-placed to weather the storm.
Spyrus has unveiled its latest line of secure USB storage devices: the encrypted Hydra PC Virus Protected (ViP) drives which incorporate antivirus protection from McAfee Scan Engine technology.
Adobe has warned that a critical flaw has been discovered in its Acrobat reader, and has recommended users disable javascript until the bug has been fixed.
