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  • One open user interface to rule them all, does that sound dangerous?
  • Show me the proof
  • Going Viral
  • Police chiefs show staggering lack of technology understanding
  • Has HP services had its defining moment with General Motors extension?
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  • Network and routing software goes open source
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  • Is the economic environment slowing outsourcing decisions?
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  • Microsoft, Google Bin Smartphones
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  • Can Twitter replace Trade PR?
  • TIBCO Silver Spotfire pubishes BI to the Cloud
  • TIBCO Silver Spotfire pubishes BI to the Cloud
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  • IBM assimilates the competition
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  • Shame on you Big Blue as IBM worker crashes bank systems
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  • Terradata and ESRI combine to map data
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  • Microsoft Patch Tuesday: 13th July 2010
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  • Oracle announces BI 11g
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