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Cisco announces DevNet certification for partners

Cisco is serious about its push into software, and it wants partners to take it seriously too.

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Cisco announces DevNet certification for partners

Cisco is serious about its push into software, and it wants partners to take it seriously too.

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IBM walking away from single cloud focus deserves ‘huge respect’ says Red Hat

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Optiv Canada and SailPoint awarded SLSA by federal government

Optiv Canada Federal Inc. and SailPoint Technologies Inc. are joining forces to support government clients to centrally…

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Intel buys Smart Edge platform from Canada-based Pivot Technology Solutions for $27M

In the latest move to expand its edge computing business, Intel Corp. has agreed to purchase Smart Edge computing platform, an indirect subsidiary of Pivot, for US$27 million on Oct. 15.

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Microsoft introduces several new capabilities to Office 365 and Surface devices

In addition to announcing several new devices at its Surface event, Oct. 2, 2019, Microsoft also shared…

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Software Videos

Cisco Live Day 1- IoT and multi-domain integrations

BlackBerry QNX digital cockpit platform unveiled – All Hands on Tech at CES 2019

All Hands on Tech – Google Pixel 3XL full review

Using Apple’s HomePod in Canada

Accept Mastercard card payments with a smartphone app

Mastercard will let you withdraw cash from an ATM with a smartphone

Exploring Nuance’s voice-first AI – All Hands on Tech

Exploring Intel’s autonomous car – All Hands on Tech

Software News

JavaOne celebrates the success of enterprise Java

The annual conference schedule also addresses JavaFX and Java support for HTML5

Taking Moneyball tactics to the enterprise

Billy Beane’s success with the Oakland A’s offers a BI analytics lesson to IT execs, analysts say

Sage calming fears about Simply rebranding

The company has been working to reassure partners that the SMB accounting solution will remain a Canadian-made, Canadian-based product line

Windows XP to Windows 8: Don’t go there

With support for XP ending soon, Gartner warns XP enterprises will be cutting it close by waiting for Windows 8

Teradata’s Aster analytic database gets appliance treatment

The platform will be built on top of the same infrastructure as Teradata’s own appliances

Adobe Photoshop Elements 10

In most respects, this is a great consumer-level image editor — but the image organizer should stay on the shelf

Adobe patches Flash bug hackers are already exploiting

XSS bug similar to June flaw that attackers used to snatch Gmail passwords

Oracle’s new SMB database appliance a channel-first play

Designed to fill a gap in the mid-market below the enterprise Exadata solution, the Database Appliance will be a channel play for Oracle

SAP acquires EDI specialist Crossgate

Business-to-Business Networking Provider will strengthen ERP giant’s reach

Windows Server 8

Windows 8 on the server is just as radical a change as the client is on PCs

SAP gets creative with SME marketing

Trying to get the word out that SAP isn’t just for big business, SAP is taking a non-traditional approach to SME marketing

Norton Internet Security 2012

NIS 2012 is a solid and useful upgrade over the 2011 version

Google trimming product offerings

The company plans to shutter a number of products and merge others into existing products as features

Judge overturns Oracle’s US$1.3B award against SAP

SAP has been granted a new trial in the corporate theft lawsuit Oracle brought against it

Microsoft’s 5 biggest weaknesses

Microsoft isn’t going anywhere. The company’s wide mix of software will help it stay relevant to businesses and consumers for many years to come

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