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[February 11, 2008] The Sun-backed startup isn't deterred one bit about the entrenched players in data warehousing and business intelligence.

HP Targets Telecoms' Customer Data Needs
[February 6, 2008] New OpenCall and Service Governance Framework applications help create a real-time view of each customer and enable secure Web 2.0 development.

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[February 6, 2008] Zantaz is first eDiscovery solution to find file types in all virtual environments.

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[February 6, 2008] Microsoft offers a standalone version of Outlook 2007 with built in contact manager.

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[February 6, 2008] The iPhone isn't ready for the work world -- but it's not that far away either.

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[February 6, 2008] Armed with a long list of new products, IBM executives pitch their plans for taking "information on demand" to the next level.

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[February 5, 2008] CEO Steve Ballmer talks up the company's approach to services and how they integrate with its software products.

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