Gartner Says Mobile Device Sales Flat in 2009
But research firm sees tremendous upside in 2010. Where will it come from?

AMD Sets May Date for Mobile 'Danube' CPUs
AMD has its biggest collection of mobile CPUs ever planned for late spring 2010.

Bing Makes Its iPhone Debut
Microsoft reaches out to Apple's iPhone to extend Bing's reach.

AT&T Ready to Give a Little on Net Neutrality?
The telecom giant has been rather rigid in its opposition but now it's softening its stance slightly by offering a concession to the FCC.

CTIA Looks Ahead on 2010 Agenda Plans
Spectrum and Net Neutrality fights will be top of mind for CTIA executives.

Intel Merges GPU, CPU for Netbooks
The move to integrated CPU and GPU continues as Intel brings the technology down to the low-end netbook segment.

Blackberry Email Snafu Fixed, RIM Says
Outage affected individual consumers and small businesses rather than major corporate orenterprise customers.

RIM Unfazed by Apple, Reports Record Earnings
The maker of the BlackBerry line has its best quarter yet. What does it expect for the fourth quarter?

Android Passes the 20,000 Apps Mark
Milestone for the mobile platform backed by Google but the iPhone still has quite a lead.

Windows Mobile 7 Due Late Next Year?
A Microsoft executive says the future mobile OS is aimed at taking on the iPhone, but that it won't ship for another year.

Rumor: Google's Nexus One Coming to T-Mobile Next Month
The first honest-to-goodness 'gPhone' may become available to AT&T subscribers as well, but as an unlocked handset.

T-Mobile Planning Free Windows Mobile 6.5 Updates for HTC Handsets?
Touch Pro2 and Dash 3G may get updates to Microsoft's latest smartphone platform early next month.

SPB Delivers Weather App to Symbian Platform
Combines detailed everyday forecasts for 10,000 cities worldwide with up-to-date satellite images on a 3D Globe for Nokia smartphones.

Webinar: Speech & Mobility: The "New Touch"?
Online event to provide insight into the shift from touch to text input.

Skyfire Updates Windows Mobile Browser
Aims to bridge the gap between PC-based and mobile browsing by processing Web content on its own servers.

Samsung Mobile Charging Up Colleges Campuses
Cell phone vendor's installed mobile-device charging stations in airports across the country and is now in the process of doing the same at colleges and universities.

UPS to Deliver BlackBerry App Tomorrow
Program all but turns a BlackBerry into a handheld shipping center.

Orion Launches Privacy App for BlackBerry
Allows users to report telemarketing violations, block unwanted calls, and indentify unknown numbers.

Keep Lithium Batteries Out of Checked Bags When Flying
Transport any spare lithiums in carry-on baggage only, for safety's sake and to avoid possible confiscation by the Transportation Security Administration.

Zenprise MobileManager Now Android Compatible
Mobile device management platform gains automated checklist to help IT more efficiently add smartphones to the enterprise.

Be Smart(er) with Your Smart Phone
By using these 7 apps trialed and approved by Project Manager Planet's own Michelle LaBrosse of Cheetah Learning.

'I Don't Do Sales'
In reality you do, you just have to do it better.

The 7 Habits of High Performing Teams, Part I
High performing project teams are a special breed, but not so special that becoming one should be totally left to chance, writes PMplanet columnist Ron Ponce of Fog City Consulting.

Estimating: Is it Possible to Do Correctly?
The estimating game is a difficult but necessary part of project management.

Learning Your Way to the Next Frontier
Not only is learning fundamental, it is also part of the human condition so embrace it, writes PMplanet columnist Michelle LaBrosse of Cheetah Learning.

2011: The Year of the Strategic PMO
They aren't new, but this could be the year that strategically-focused PMOs make the headlines.

The Top 10 Project Management Trends for 2011
Leadership, talent wars and hands-on training will be the norm this year.

The Pain of Moving to Agile
Don't go embrace agile if you've got thin skin or too much to hide.

6 Steps to Wielding More Influence
It's time for new New Year's resolutions. PMplanet columnist Michelle LeBrosse's is to be an better influencer this year.

New Tools will Link PMO and Lines of Business
The future of PPM could be tools that track the cost of quality of the entire IT operation.

Fearing Failure is a Mistake
Failure makes you appreciate your successes that much more, writes PMplanet columnist Ron Ponce of Fog City Consulting.

Project Management Comes Home for the Holidays
Thankfully, you can use your project management skills to get through the Holidays, too, writes PMplanet columnist Michelle LaBrosse of Cheetah Learning.

The Untrained Eye
Project managers may not have the training you think they do.

Critical Chain Helps Keep Projects on Time and on Budget
Flexibility is the key.

Agile Management: Useful, but No Silver Bullet
But it does accelerate time to delivery and cut down on problems along the way.

Tips on Estimating Time on Complex Projects
Estimating project completion dates can be done but leave yourself some wiggle room and back up your predictions with metrics.

To PPM or not to PPM?
The answer is yes, because the payoffs can be enormous, writes PMplanet columnist Michelle LaBrosse of Cheetah Learning.

Political Savvy is a PM Necessity
You need to look beyond your team if you want to influence the decision making process, writes PMplanet columnist Ron Ponce of Fog City Consulting.

Understanding the ABCs of PPM
Don't let the alphabet soup fool you – there's some real ROI to be had here, writes PMplanet columnist Michelle LaBrosse of Cheetah Learning.

It's Probably Wrong to Blame the CIO for Project Failure
But that doesn't stop most people.

40 Ways to Make Your Data Center More Efficient
Managing a collection of computer systems is no easy task. But, through better management and proper planning even the most inefficient data center can change its ways. Download this eBook for 40 steps you can take to the most out of your data center and its employees.

Solving Storage for Your SMB
Sponsored by EMC Many Storage solutions are aimed at large enterprises and are designed to address their concerns surrounding infomation lifecycle management and corporate compliance. But small and medium-sized businesses have storage concerns of their own. Download this Internet.com eBook for a guide to choosing a storage server and building a storage strategy for your SMB.

Exploring the Private Cloud for Your Organization
One of the ways around the issues of security and control that make some businesses wary of cloud computing is to build a private cloud -- one that remains within the corporate firewall and is wholly controlled internally. Private clouds also increase the agility of IT an organization's IT infrastructure and make it easier to roll out new technology projects. Download this eBook to get the facts behind the private cloud and learn how your organization can get started.

HTML5: An Introduction
HTML5 is the new standard that is expected to take over the Web. New versions of browsers are already starting to support the advanced features. Learn why HTML5 is important and discover how to use start using it today.

Guide to Cutting Data Center Power Costs
There are a number of strategies you can employ to trim the amount of money you're spending on electricity for your data center. Virtualization is an increasingly popular strategy because it consolidates servers; reconfiguring your data center might improve the circulation of air; and simply giving your data center a good cleaning might also work wonders. Download this Internet.com eBook for more power-saving ideas.

Remote Access VPN Buyer's Guide: Juniper
MAG Series Junos Pulse gateways unify network access control and SSL VPN to deliver safer mobile access.

Remote Access VPN Buyer's Guide: Cisco
Using AnyConnect Secure Mobility, Cisco leverages its VPN appliance to enable 'borderless' protection.

Remote Access VPN Buyer's Guide: SonicWALL
E-Class SRA appliances offer flexible-yet-secure mobile access, governed by unified policies.

Remote Access VPN Appliances Buyer's Guide:
The days when a virtual private network meant just employee access from a laptop are gone. Today's VPN appliances must juggle on- and off-site smartphones, tablets, notebooks, you name it -- giving VPN shoppers a new set of challenges.

Cloud Computing Security: Emerging Vendor Round-Up
Cloud computing firms focusing on virtualization security, security for e-commerce transactions, cloud-based data loss protection and more.

Symantec Offers SaaS Security
Symantec's decided to ride the security SaaS wave with its collection of .cloud services, providing pre-integrated solutions on a subscription basis.

Kaspersky: Malware May Have an Answer in the Cloud
Enterprise security vendors may have failed to stop the tide of malware in the past, but according to Eugene Kaspersky, cloud computing may help reverse that trend.

Cisco Goes to the Cloud for Control and Security
At Interop, Cisco sticks with the show theme and announced new cloud controller and security services.

Top 4 Free Antivirus Software
An overview of free antivirus from AVG, Microsoft, Comodo and avast. Which one's the best?

Guard Your PC Against PDF Malware
PDF-based malware is exceedingly common, yet these tips will help safeguard your computer system.

Zscaler Cracks Cloud Security
Using peer-to-peer technology and distributed data centers, Zscaler says it's brought enterprise network security to the cloud without compromising performance or creating reporting headaches.

Russia Takes Top Hacking Honors, U.S. Lags
Russia produces more hacking attacks than anywhere, while America falls a few spots in this dubious honor roll.

Better Data Security: Five Guidelines
Based on an Ernst & Young's 2010 Global Information Security Survey.

Leaders in Virtualization Security?
An analyst report identifies current leaders in virtualization security, yet notes that these top dogs may lose their perch.

Cisco Debuts New Identity Services Engine and Network Management Tools
NAC evolves with new Identity Services Engine as new Cisco Prime debuts

SourceFire Adds FirePOWER to IPS
Network Intrusion Prevention System gets a boost with new appliances and software release.

Network IPS Buyer's Guide: HP TippingPoint
DVLabs, ZDI, and Rep DV help HP TippingPoint offer bleeding-edge protection

Security Vulnerabilities Rising Rapidly
Almost half of all security vulnerabilities did not have a vendor supplied patch by the end of 2010.

How to Safely Use Wi-Fi on Smartphones and Tablets
Most public Wi-Fi hotspots are not encrypted, creating a host of potential security problems for smartphone and tablet users.

SaaS Security Growing: What Are the Advantages?
Even though many companies wouldn't think of trusting their data to the cloud, many are turning to cloud vendors for their security needs.

News: Will Project Harmony Bring Harmony to Linux?
Contributor agreement effort hits a major milestone, as Mono is reborn in Xamarin and PuTTY gets updated.

News: CentOS 6 Debuts as Toyota Embraces the Penguin
Linux isn't just for servers anymore.

Tutorials: What's So great About Debian Goodies?
For admins who work with Debian-based systems, Debian Goodies is invaluable for knowing which packages have release-critical bugs, hog the most disk space and more.

News: HP Debuts TouchPad as Thunderbird Accelerates
A new Linux-powered tablet OS hits the shelves as KDE moves forward to its next release.

Tutorials: Seize Control of Your Sites With Siege
Admins rolling out a site often want to know how it will perform post-deployment. Siege, a load-testing and benchmarking utility, is one way to get a preview.

News: Red Hat's $1 Billion Journey
Red Hat came a step closer to its goal of being the first Linux vendor to make $1 billion in revenue in one year while taking another step with its MRG offering. The GNOME foundation and Sabayon Linux also saw forward momentum, and Linux 3.0 got a speed bump.

Tutorials: RPM Management Tips
RPMs on Fedora or RHEL-derived systems can be complex. These five features make it easier.

News: Linux 3, LibreOffice and Firefox Advance as Adobe Falls Behind
Linux 3 and Firefox 5 are moving forward as LibreOffice proves that it's serious.

Tutorials: Debian Package Management Made Easy
These 5 tools make managing Debian packages a breeze.

News: Google Stops Linux Searching as Linux 3 Advances
Linux 3 development hit another milestone this week, and both KDE and Btrfs are seeing better days ahead, too.

News: Stick a Fork in It: Mageia Releases as Ubuntu Preloads on ASUS
Forks take on a life of their own as the Linux desktop everyone dreams gets another chance. From Mandrake Linux to LibreOffice to OpenOffice the Linux desktop may have finally arrived.

LibreOffice 3.4.0 Released as OpenOffice Heads to Apache
OpenOffice fork continues to move further away from Oracle with new release. Is there any chance the two projects will ever come back together?

Arguments Over the Future of OpenOffice.org
What will become of the popular open source office suite?

News: Linux Kernel Hits 3.0
Finally the Linux kernel advances a number as new distro releases from Red Hat, Mint, Puppy Linux and Tiny Core debut.

Will Google's Chromebooks Play Well with Linux?
Google's forthcoming Web-centric Chromebooks are likely to offer an overly controlled computing experience.

Review: Muck It Up With Tmux
Admins managing multiple sessions from a single terminal will find much to like in the terminal multiplexer, Tmux. Learn its basic usage and configuration.

OpenLogic Collaborates for Open Source Compliance
Enhanced SaaS service aims to help enterprises comply with open source licensing.

News: New Linux Kernel, New RHEL and New Boss for SUSE Linux
Rapid rate of change continues as new Linux 2.6.39 kernel debuts, including SUSE Linux moving to return to its pre-Novell-era glory.

Fedora 15 Lovelock Linux Debuts GNOME 3
GNOME 3 desktop lands in Red Hat's community Linux distribution.

Ubuntu Unity, GNOME 3: The Video Driver March of Folly
Leading Linux desktops now require hardware acceleration, posing a potential problem for Linux's continued growth.

40 Ways to Make Your Data Center More Efficient
Managing a collection of computer systems is no easy task. But, through better management and proper planning even the most inefficient data center can change its ways. Download this eBook for 40 steps you can take to the most out of your data center and its employees.

Solving Storage for Your SMB
Sponsored by EMC Many Storage solutions are aimed at large enterprises and are designed to address their concerns surrounding infomation lifecycle management and corporate compliance. But small and medium-sized businesses have storage concerns of their own. Download this Internet.com eBook for a guide to choosing a storage server and building a storage strategy for your SMB.

Exploring the Private Cloud for Your Organization
One of the ways around the issues of security and control that make some businesses wary of cloud computing is to build a private cloud -- one that remains within the corporate firewall and is wholly controlled internally. Private clouds also increase the agility of IT an organization's IT infrastructure and make it easier to roll out new technology projects. Download this eBook to get the facts behind the private cloud and learn how your organization can get started.

HTML5: An Introduction
HTML5 is the new standard that is expected to take over the Web. New versions of browsers are already starting to support the advanced features. Learn why HTML5 is important and discover how to use start using it today.

Guide to Cutting Data Center Power Costs
There are a number of strategies you can employ to trim the amount of money you're spending on electricity for your data center. Virtualization is an increasingly popular strategy because it consolidates servers; reconfiguring your data center might improve the circulation of air; and simply giving your data center a good cleaning might also work wonders. Download this Internet.com eBook for more power-saving ideas.

Remote Access VPN Buyer's Guide: Juniper
MAG Series Junos Pulse gateways unify network access control and SSL VPN to deliver safer mobile access.

Remote Access VPN Buyer's Guide: Cisco
Using AnyConnect Secure Mobility, Cisco leverages its VPN appliance to enable 'borderless' protection.

Remote Access VPN Buyer's Guide: SonicWALL
E-Class SRA appliances offer flexible-yet-secure mobile access, governed by unified policies.

Remote Access VPN Appliances Buyer's Guide:
The days when a virtual private network meant just employee access from a laptop are gone. Today's VPN appliances must juggle on- and off-site smartphones, tablets, notebooks, you name it -- giving VPN shoppers a new set of challenges.

Symantec Offers SaaS Security
Symantec's decided to ride the security SaaS wave with its collection of .cloud services, providing pre-integrated solutions on a subscription basis.

Kaspersky: Malware May Have an Answer in the Cloud
Enterprise security vendors may have failed to stop the tide of malware in the past, but according to Eugene Kaspersky, cloud computing may help reverse that trend.

Cisco Goes to the Cloud for Control and Security
At Interop, Cisco sticks with the show theme and announced new cloud controller and security services.

Zscaler Cracks Cloud Security
Using peer-to-peer technology and distributed data centers, Zscaler says it's brought enterprise network security to the cloud without compromising performance or creating reporting headaches.

Cisco Debuts New Identity Services Engine and Network Management Tools
NAC evolves with new Identity Services Engine as new Cisco Prime debuts

SourceFire Adds FirePOWER to IPS
Network Intrusion Prevention System gets a boost with new appliances and software release.

Network IPS Buyer's Guide: HP TippingPoint
DVLabs, ZDI, and Rep DV help HP TippingPoint offer bleeding-edge protection

SaaS Security Growing: What Are the Advantages?
Even though many companies wouldn't think of trusting their data to the cloud, many are turning to cloud vendors for their security needs.

Make Metasploit Easy With Armitage
Metasploit's a complex project, but it's an essential penetration testing tool. Learn to tame its power with Armitage, a GUI for Metasploit.

Protect Your Web Apps From Insecure Direct Object References
Web apps that point to specific files, database records or directories risk attack. Learn how object references can compromise your network security and what you can do to prevent them.

Cisco Says SecureX WIll Provide Context-Aware Security
Cisco is using the RSA conference to roll out a new security framework that brings the company's TrustSec to firewalls and brings more awareness of security to all parts of the network.

Managing Social Media for Network Security
Network managers have a whole new attack surface to manage: the vast multitude of potential entry points created by social media sites, each one offering new opportunities for malware or information loss.

DDoS Defenses Evolve Along With the Threat
With distributed denial of service attacks coming from criminal and even political organizations, what's the best way to keep your systems safe from DDoS attacks? Security mechanisms continue to evolve, but are they enough?

Battling Malicious Widgets for Network Security
RedSeal Systems says you're probably spending more of your budget on network-layer security, even as 70 percent of the threats you face come in at the application layer.

Five Ways to Reduce Your Vulnerability to CSRF Attacks
Cross-site request forgery attacks can devastate your business and compromise your organizational security. Learn five ways to limit your exposure.

Troubleshooting Checklist for 802.1X on Your WLAN
If you're having problems with 802.1X authentication on your WLAN, our troubleshooting guide might save you some hair-pulling.

2 Web Tools for Small Business
We've got one Web tool to help you keep up with technology and another to help you promote your business. Ah, life is good.

12 Facebook Page Apps for Small Businesses
With the right apps, widgets and services, you can add custom content to your Facebook Page to improve your small business marketing efforts. We've got a dozen Facebook apps for you.

Small Business Marketing Tips from American Idol Live
Can you apply American Idol-style upselling to your business? You bet. Plus, the right way to use text message marketing.

A Small Business Guide to Ecommerce Lingo
Ecommerce marketing has a language all its own. Check out this guide, complete with definitions and articles, to make the most out of your ecommerce aspirations.

Mazooma Connects Mobile Payments with Online Banking
Trading credit cards for online banking as the way to pay when shopping online offers advantages to both consumers and merchants.

Get the Best of Both Facebook and Google+
We've got three tips that will let you make the switch to Google+ without losing your Facebook friends. And yeah, you really want to do it.

How to Build a Small Business Website with WordPress
After the initial setup, you can easily update and add new content to your small business website -- no fancy footwork or IT degree required.

A Web Resource to Market and Sell Digital Goods
Looking for a place to distribute music, software, ebooks and other digital goods? TradeBit is a marketplace for buyers and sellers. Plus, hard to find 800 numbers just got easier to find.

Small Business Marketing: Focus on the Why
Our small business marketing guru says people care about why, not what, and he offers principles that you can apply to any business. Plus, learn the benefit of keeping it simple.

7 Customer Rewards That Grow Business
Take a look at seven sure-fire ways to leave your customers satisfied and singing your praises -- and you know that's gotta be good for business.

SMB Marketing: Outsource Your Video
Take a look at what a virtual assistant who specializes in creating video presentations, demos and testing can do for your business. Plus a nifty scout to search the Web for you.

Generate Back-end Sales Online
Our small business marketing maverick offers tips on how to create ways to bring customers back to your site for more sales. Plus, a great Web host and a marketing lesson from Zappos.

The Power of Color in Website Design
The colors you choose for your small business website say a lot about your business and can make the difference between visitors staying or clicking away.

Small Business Guide to Email Marketing Services
From templates to open rates, this email marketing buyer's guide will tell you everything you need to know when shopping for an email marketing service.

Turn Your iPad or iPhone into a Teleprompter
Don't have thousands of dollars for a Teleprompter? No problem. Our small business guru says that, with iPrompter, your iPad or iPhone can put the right words in your mouth.

Social Media: Time Suck or Smart Marketing?
The answer depends on whether you're making the two most common small business social media mistakes.

Design Tips to Improve Google Ranking
Our marketing guru offers a viewer tips on modifying his website to help it fare better with Google. Plus, an easy way to upload large files to Amazon S3 storage and a marketing lesson from Wal-Mart.

Unconventional Marketing for Boring Businesses
Don't be afraid to challenge the norms in your conventional business. Our small business marketing guru offers tips to help you stand out and be noticed.

How to Back Up Small Business Social Media Accounts
You've invested a lot of time and money in social media marketing. Don't risk losing it – learn how to back up your social networking accounts and data now.

Top 10 Small Business SEO Tips for Link Building
We talk to SEO experts who show you how to use links the right way to help your small business website rise in search result rankings.

Storage Titan EMC Charts Record Sales and Profits
Storage in the cloud and large volumes for handling "Big Data" helped power EMC to another record quarter.

EMC Launches Cloud Storage Management Service
Moving to the cloud and diverse virtualization strategies have created a data management nightmare for administrators. EMC aims to simplify that with a new storage resource management package.

Oracle Extends Exadata Rack for Storage
Oracle's big database box gets bigger with new storage expansion.

F5 Debuts Two New File Virtualization Appliances
The company says the additions help to bolster its virtualization appliances for small and medium-sized enterprises.

EMC Revs Atmos Cloud Storage Software
The storage titan releases the second major version of its cloud storage management product -- introduces a drag and drop product as well.

Infortrend Launches Clustered File System for HPC and Media
Infortrend says its new clustered file system is designed for large data demands.

Oracle Explains How Pillar Buy Fits Its Storage Strategy
Oracle assures observers that its pending purchase of Pillar Data Systems is all part of a larger plan.

World's Data Doubling Every Two Years
Storing data is a growing business, perhaps more than most IT professionals ever imagined, according to IDC.

Panasas Parallel Storage Appliance Holds 6 Petabytes
Panasas announces its ActiveStor 11 storage appliance will be able to handle up to six petabytes of hard-disk capacity.

Xyratex to Ship HPC File Appliance
The company claims its Lustre-based storage system will let users store petabytes of data and retrieve them at blazing speeds.

ESG Lab Review: SQL Server 2008 and Hyper-V
This report presents the results of ESG Lab testing of the performance and scalability of Hyper-V R2 SP1 server virtualization technology.

Hitachi to Offer Turnkey Private Cloud Solutions
The company aims to make cloud computing easy for eager but reluctant enterprises.

NEC Shows New Content-Addressable Memory Tech
New technology developed by NEC and Tohoku University can save data to non-volatile memory even when the power is off.

OCZ RAID-0 PCIe SSD--Speed, Glorious Speed!
OCZ is doing some pretty cool stuff lately. For example, at the recent Computex show, they introduced the OCZ Z-Drive, an R4 88 PCIe SSD that has eight SandForce SF-2281 SSD controllers in a RAID-0 configuration.

Asigra Adds Smartphones to Its Cloud Backup Support
Version 11 of the software provider's premier tool for backup, restore and recovery adds a laundry list of new features.

openBench Labs Reviews: Nexsan API Integration
Nexsan drives down storage TCO by tightly integrating management software with Windows APIs.

ESG Lab Review: EMC Greenplum DCA
Big data has become a big challenge as organizations look to revamp their infrastructures and processes to scale to accommodate steep growth rates without the equivalent cost curve.

Fujitsu Partners with Microsoft on Cloud Services, Storage
Microsoft and Fujitsu plan August rollout for Windows Azure running in Fujitsu datacenters in Japan.

OCZ Hybrid PCIe drive
I'm still looking over the postings around Computex 2011, and I found something else very interesting--a Hybrid PCIe drive. OCZ was showing what they called "RevoDrive Hybrid" that is a PCIe SSD and an HD, all on the same PCIe card.

Are Vendor User Groups Worth Attending?
Today's user group meetings are quite different from those of the previous decade. In general, quality is up, and logistics are simpler.

Citrix Acquires Cloud.com
Citrix 'doubles down' on cloud computing technology as it pulls in yet another cloud PaaS vendor.

Microsoft Emphasizes Cloud Services to Partners - Again
On day two of the software giant's annual partner conclave the company honed in on making sure its resellers get the newest information on its near-term cloud computing plans.

What Buyers Look for in Cloud Computing Solutions
Real world examples of the key factors that companies consider as they select cloud computing solutions.

Lessons from Cloud Adopters: Cloud-to-Cloud Integration Is a Challenge
Recent studies find a painful truth among early cloud computing adopters: cloud-to-cloud integration is a major headache.

3 Tips for Deploying Business-critical Apps on the Public Cloud
What are the best -- and least risky -- ways to embrace the public cloud for your business-critical apps? Read on.

Meraki Slims Down Cloud Routers
Cloud-managed routing vendor drops a key product in favor of redesigned version that can sit on a desktop.

WS02 Brings Middleware to the Cloud
Middleware servers used to be locked down to on-premise deployments, but that has now changed in the modern world of the cloud and Platform-as-a-Service.

Oracle Ratchets Up Cloud CRM Battle with CRM On Demand
Oracle CRM On Demand 19 offers new native mobile apps for Apple and RIM and new Microsoft Outlook integration.

TechData Adds Platform for ISVs, Cloud Providers to Sell Software, Services to Channel Partners
New StreamOne Solutions Store hooks developers to channel partners for cloud services, software.

Sponsored by CA: Content Aware Identity & Access Management
Content aware IAM is an innovative approach to protecting sensitive corporate systems, applications, and information. This paper explores the concept of content-aware IAM, describes the integrated architecture for this new approach, and highlights the benefits that this approach provides.