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Adobe, ServiceNow pair their customer service software to improve apps
Adobe and ServiceNow will make their software systems work together in an effort to improve apps used by customer service representatives. Read more…
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Software, and the death of traditional management consulting
Startups challenge the rules of business, but changes in software and the more important role of developers is also changing top-down management thinking. Read more…
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Remote worker software firm TeamViewer sees extra demand
German software company TeamViewer said it was seeing extra demand for its connectivity services due to the coronavirus outbreak Read more…
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Russian phones to have software that espouses national values
Smartphones and other devices sold in Russia must be pre-installed with software that is morally sound and espouses traditional Russian values. Read more…
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“I don’t think we have a 5G problem” says Nokia executive
“I don’t think we have a 5G problem,” the head of Nokia’s software business, Bhaskar Gorti said, defending fears that it is lagging behind Ericsson and Huawei Read more…
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Data analysis software promises a one-size-fits-all solution
How welcome is data software that promises a one-size-fits-all solution that is also self-service and code-free? Read more…
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Salesforce partners with Alibaba to make China inroads
Salesforce.com will partner with Chinese e-commerce company Alibaba Group as it looks to make inroads into the Chinese software market with its products. Read more…
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STL launches disruptive portfolio of software products
Sterlite Technologies Ltd (STL), has announced the launch of ‘Digital Software Portfolio’ of digital products that enables CSPs to go to market faster. Read more…
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Software business dead – but software has more value than ever
Although software is core to most business, it is not so easy to create a viable software business, or at least generate big profits by only selling software. Read more…
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Software pirates use Apple tech to distribute hacked apps
Software pirates have hijacked technology designed by Apple to distribute hacked versions of popular apps on iPhones, Reuters has found. Read more…