SAP pushes mobile enterprise apps at Sapphire…

New apps from SAP include travel expenses, CRM, safety investigation and healthcare
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UK cloud adoption continues to grow…

UK is lagging behind the US in cloud adoption, according to a study by the UK-based Cloud Industry Forum.
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Enterprises putting HR in the cloud…

Global businesses are moving the management of workforce relations into the cloud to eliminate siloed working through a single HR system across regions.
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Is your data at risk in the cloud ?…

When is it safe to move critical data into the cloud ? IT professionals, lawyers, and insurers believe they have the answer.
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SAP tech support needs to improve, say BusinessObjects users…

SAP technical support needs to improve, according to 40% of BusinessObjects users in 96 organisations polled by the UK & Ireland SAP User Group
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Indian ID scheme has already enrolled 160 million citizens…

The Indian government’s plan to give all of its 1.2 billion citizens biometric ID cards is gathering pace, with 14 million enrolments a month
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Banks still handicapped by IT legacy…

Research finds three-quarters of banks in Europe are using outdated core systems which are hindering their ability to grow
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Adobe Muse offers websites without code…

The software helps users build websites without them having to know HTML
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Apple software update includes security improvements…

Apple has released software updates that fix bugs and security vulnerabilties
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HP CEO Meg Whitman pushes hardware R&D strategy…

HP CEO Meg Whitman has announced a three-year R&D programme in a bid to re-cast the company as a hardware business
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