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Aruba bolsters enterprise control over mobile devices, data
Aruba Networks announced new features to its ClearPass software for managing mobile devices, including employee-owned ones, on enterprise networks.
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Oracle expands data sources for business intelligence software
Oracle has revised two of its business intelligence products, giving users the ability to wrest intelligence from a wider range of data sources, including spreadsheets, social media sites and Hadoop deployments.
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Cisco Catalyst combines wired, wireless and SDN into one switch
Cisco this week unveiled a new Catalyst switch and WLAN controller designed to converge wired and wireless networks and centralize management of both environments.
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IBM beefing up Connections enterprise social networking tool
IBM will launch before mid-year several new and improved collaboration and communication products, including a new suite for human resources tasks and a major upgrade of its Connections enterprise social networking product.
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EMC releases cloud, mobile upgrades to its document content management line
EMC today unveiled upgrades across its Documentum content management and Captiva document capture product lines.
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Windows Phone 8 previewed by Microsoft
Microsoft is planning to base its upcoming Windows Phone 8 OS on the same OS core as its Windows 8 software for desktop and laptop computers, the company said yesterday.
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Hackers steal account data from League of Legends European server
Hackers have stolen account data from the European servers of popular real-time strategy game League of Legends (LoL), the game's developer, Riot Games, announced on Saturday.
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Salesforce.com unveils Rypple employee tracking tools
Salesforce.com is set to unveil new products for employee performance management and rapid website development this week during the Cloudforce conference.
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Aerohive updates its 802.11n WLAN software
Aerohive Networks has released new wireless LAN software, with new mobile device management and spectrum analysis features.
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New SMB browser tool hunts down insecure plugins
Vulnerability management company Qualys has invited small businesses to sign up to use a free online tool that can scan browsers for out-of-date versions and plugins that might be putting users at risk.






