More Enterprise News

• 09 November 2011

• News: Google to discontinue Gmail app for BlackBerry

  Google, which last week bungled the launch of a Gmail application for Apple iOS devices, has decided to put out to pasture its Gmail application for the BlackBerry.

• News: Don't make ISPs online problem gambling policemen: IIA

  The Internet Industry Association (IIA) has cautioned against placing the onus of protecting problem gamblers on internet service providers, instead arguing that problem gambling must be managed at the point of service access.

• News: Almost 200,000 telco complaints in the past year: TIO

  For all the talk of reforming telecommunications customer service in the past year, almost 200,000 new consumer complaints were received by the office of the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman (TIO) in the last 12 months.

• News: Get Started Managing Multiple PCs with Windows Intune

  Microsoft's Windows Intune, which launched in March, lets you remotely secure, monitor, manage, and assist PCs via the Internet. One of the first cloud-based PC management systems available, it's basically a streamlined, less-expensive variant of Microsoft's long-lived Systems Management Server (SMS).

• News: British American Tobaccos one SAP project nears pilot

  British American Tobacco (BAT) expects to begin the pilot of its new single SAP enterprise resource system in September 2012.

• News: Tata's UK subsidiary gets $2.2 billion BPO order

  Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has bagged a £1.37 billion (US$2.2 billion) business process outsourcing order from Friends Life, a provider of pensions, investments, and insurance, it said in a filing to Indian stock exchanges.

• News: iPhone apps: A DIY skill that's in big demand

  iPhone developers are in demand across the United States and Canada, causing salaries to skyrocket for those with experience creating complex, mobile applications on Apple's iOS platform.

• News: A startup tech job fair with beer, music, 80 employers

  When Frank Sinatra sang 'If I can make it there, I'll make it anywhere' about New York, he wasn't singing about startup tech businesses. Those startups are most associated with Silicon Valley, not Manhattan.

• News: China to build more supercomputers with homegrown chips

  China is planning more supercomputers with homegrown chips in order to meet government demands, according to a Chinese researcher involved in the country's high performance computing.

• News: Senior hedge fund IT staff get 60 percent bonus increase

  Senior IT staff working for hedge funds are enjoying bumper bonuses in 2011 that are up to 60 percent higher than last year.

• News: Unemployment falls for IT graduates

  The unemployment rate for IT graduates in the UK has fallen for the first time since the start of the recession, according to research from the Higher Education Careers Services Unit (HECSU).

• News: Firms will flee cloud if lessons from Siri and RIM outages not learned

  In light of the recent Siri and BlackBerry outages firms will avoid moving to the cloud unless suppliers stop "designing them to fail".

• News: SAP pumps up its in-memory, mobile and cloud strategies

  SAP is expected to make a slew of announcements related to in-memory computing, mobile applications and cloud-based services on Wednesday during the Sapphire conference in Madrid.

• News: China's Sina will not force users to register with real names

  One of China's most popular Twitter-like services, Sina Weibo, said it needs better systems to stop harmful rumors on the site, but doesn't intend to force its users to register with their real names.

• News: White House threatens veto over net neutrality issue

  The executive office of U.S. President Barack Obama said Tuesday that the administration strongly opposes passage in the Senate of a resolution that could impact the equal availability of the Internet to all classes of users.

• News: Adobe to reduce enterprise software investment

  Adobe will cut 750 jobs and reduce its investment in enterprise software as part of a broader plan to target the fast-growing markets for digital media and digital marketing products, the company said Tuesday.

• News: Boosted by Android, Java remains most popular language

  Apple's Objective-C and Google's Dart both show significant gains in popularity, Tiobe's survey shows

• News: New Relic now monitors server performance

  New Relic is adding server monitoring to its Web application performance service, it announced Tuesday.

• News: PCCW launches health data management service on cloud

  PCCW introduced Hong Kong's first cloud-based health data management service dubbed eSmartHealth on Monday.

• News: Gov't agencies should look to cloud, data analytics, agile development: Ovum

  Cloud computing, data analytics and agile development will be the trends to watch in 2012 according to Ovum.

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