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Akamai has, almost literally, been at the center of the explosion of the Internet with their solutions to help improve the performance of everything from accessing email, watching a video, or using a...
Cloud computing and, specifically, Software as a Service (SaaS) represent an important evolution of technology, computing and business transformation. Benefits such as greater flexibility, capacity...
Aravo, founded in 2000, delivers Software as a Service (SaaS) supplier management, risk management, and sustainability management solutions to Fortune 500 and small and medium sized businesses around...
Cloud computing, in general, and Software as a Service (SaaS) in particular represent a profound evolution of technology and computing. Benefits such as greater flexibility, capacity on-demand, and a...
Box.net, a software as a service (SaaS) provider of content management, has garnered a lot of press since it was founded in 2005. Creative advertising campaigns, a simple tag-line ("sharing should be...
Cisco, well-known for its success in supplying the bits and pieces that form a company's network backbone, does not lack for ambition. It has built its router and switch business into a $36 billion...
Michael Dell has been busy reinventing the company that bears his name. Everyone knows his college dorm-room-to-riches tale, so to discount his vision and drive would be foolish. And, as it turns out...
FinancialForce.com is the evolution of financial software specialist CODA 2go and was launched by Unit 4 Agresso, its parent company, in conjunction with the stake from Salesforce.com. It's built on...
GetApp.com is organizing the largest vendor independent online marketplace for business cloud-based applications.
Businesses of all sizes come to GetApp.com to find, compare and choose from a wide...
Google began a billboard campaign in early August across four cities -- Boston, Chicago, New York and San Francisco -- to get the word out that Google Apps means business. They called it "Going...
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