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One 2 One, the smallest mobile operator in the U.K., launched an unmetered service package last week, hoping to recruit British callers from landline service.
Vendors introducing applications for implementing private exchanges
Sometimes it pays to invest in your worst enemy. Just ask Sun Microsystems co-founder and chief scientist Bill Joy.
As companies see revenues begin to flatten, the demand for increased efficiencies will continue to grow.
I'm not a number cruncher. Yet, with each financial reporting season, I find myself spending hours pouring over earnings reports, reading between the numbers to get the right take on a firm's direction, dig out an interesting company tidbit, or, sometimes
Peoplestreet inc. has launched a beta of its LiveCard online service, a contact management tool that allows users to create and exchange self-updating electronic business cards.
You can't own knowledge, but you can patent software. Tens of thousands of software patents are issued every year, and patents-unlike copyrights-can't be evaded by "clean room" programming.
Ariba's planned acquisition of Agile Software could bode well for solutions providers.
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Ubuntu 19.04 Makes Linux a Snap
eWEEK VIDEO: Mark Shuttleworth, founder of Canonical and Ubuntu, outlines new open-source innovations that are coming in the Ubuntu 19.04 "Disco Dingo" Linux distribution release.
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