Rolls-Royce has appointed Capgemini to lead a new multi-vendor strategy, following the end of a 12 year contract with HP, …
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UAE CIOs rank cloud as a top investment priority
With 85 percent of UAE CIOs ranking cloud as their top investment priority to 2020, managing multiple clouds will be the foundation for business success, industry experts revealed recently.0 4046
Quantum unveils enterprise-class cloud backup services
Quantum today announced an enterprise-class backup service that includes data deduplication aimed at protecting data in virtual server environments. The …
Venmo makes mobile payments social
Venmo, a venture-funded startup, publicly launched a person-to-person payment app on Tuesday that emphasises sharing payments on social networks. Drawing …
Tata launches first round-the-world fibre optic cable network
Tata Communications today announced the completion of the first round-the-world fibre optic cable network. The Tata Global Network – Eurasia …
Middle East companies look to emerging, not developed markets for best practice: research
Business leaders in the Middle East look to emerging markets for growth lessons and best practice more than developed markets, …
MTN to be first MEA operator to deploy Ericsson’s m-wallet service
MTN will become the first operator in the MEA region to deploy the Ericsson Converged Wallet platform, a new complementary …
Dubai Islamic Bank deploys Symantec Data Loss Prevention
Dubai Islamic Bank has deployed Symantec Data Loss Prevention to enhance its protection, discovery and management of confidential data, Symantec …
Cloud will create more jobs than internet did: study
Cloud computing has a greater potential for employment growth than the internet did in its early years, according to a …
The second coming
For the uninitiated, unified communications or UC means a combination of multiple communication and collaboration tools such as instant messaging, …
Google+ could catch up on Facebook, say app developers
Recent surveys of mobile app developers found that 66% of them feel Google+ could catch up to Facebook. When asked …