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Intel launches third generation Core vPro processors
Chip maker Intel today announced the launch of its third generation Intel Core vPro processors, codenamed Ivy Bridge, designed for use in business laptops, desktops and ?intelligent systems?.
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Cisco partners cite strong relationship but challenging learning curve
Cisco?s partners globally have told Techworld they are positive about their relationship with the vendor compared to its competitors, but said there was a continued learning curve between them with some bumps along the way.
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United Nations report promotes green broadband benefits
The International Telecommunication Union (ITU), an agency of the United Nations, has propelled broadband to the front of the world?s green agenda by insisting that it is key to fulfilling carbon reduction commitments.
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Alcatel-Lucent's OpenTouch Conversation unifies communications on iPad
Alcatel-Lucent's OpenTouch Conversation software will allow enterprise users to switch among different ways of communicating - including instant messaging, voice calls and video conferencing - without interrupting their conversations. The software will first be available on Apple's iPad, the company said on Monday.
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Former BT CTO slams Osborne's Budget broadband pledges as insufficient
Former BT CTO, Dr Peter Cochrane, has slammed Chancellor George Osborne?s Budget announcements around broadband today, claiming that the UK has ?no vision, no mission and no business plan? for delivering a 21st century infrastructure.
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Microsoft points to enterprise social network future for SharePoint
Although enterprise social networking (ESN) products that replicate Facebook-like and Twitter-like functionality for workplaces have been around for about five years, Microsoft sees a big opportunity in that market, to which some feel the maker of Windows and Office has been slow to respond.
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Gamification driving corporate sustainability initiatives
Gamification could be the key to driving sustainability strategies within organisations, by encouraging employees to engage in social competition with each other, rather than seeing corporate environmental initiatives as a chore.
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Startup wants to spy on you through your cameras at home and sell the data
Startup GotoCamera, which provides software and online storage for capturing and streaming video to 100,000 users, wants to convince its customers to switch on the various cameras in their homes - from digital SLRs to laptop and games console devices - and let the company's algorithms analyse what they show and sell the results for marketing data.
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Flexible working policies help companies attract new talent
Flexible working practices could give companies in the UK an edge over their competitors when it comes to attracting new talent, according to new research published today by Vodafone UK.
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Transport Minister urges UK businesses to work flexibly during Olympics
The UK Department for Transport is urging businesses in London to adopt flexible working practices ahead of the London 2012 Olympic Games, in order to avoid ? life in the slow lane?.
