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Western European HCP Market: Encouraging First Quarter for 2015, in Line with IDC’s Forecast

 According to research by International Data Corporation (IDC), the Western European printer and multifunction (MFP) market increased 2.6% in unit terms compared with the same period a year ago, with positive growth for both inkjet and laser segments in line with IDC’s forecast. This gave a 1Q15 market figure of 5.49 million units — an increase of 138,621 units. Revenues also increased, by an impressive 8.4%, as more high-speed laser MFPs and business inkjets shipped.  Photo: CNET.com LONDON / PRAGUE, May 19, 2015 —This positive first quarter follows an overall…

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TV Gets Personal: Mobile Video to Account for 20% of Total Viewing by 2025

New TDG Report Examines Shifting Viewer Behavior Impacting the Future of Mobile Video  Photo credit: Tablet-News.com According to new research from TDG, mobile video viewing on smartphones and tablets will experience strong growth over the next decade (2015-2025), taking share from both legacy TV and PC-based broadband video viewing. By 2025, mobile video will account for more than 20% of total video viewing minutes among US consumers (including legacy TV). This is only one of many insights featured in TDG’s latest report, TV Gets Personal — Trends in Mobile Video Viewing,…

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Commercial Tablet and 2-in-1 Expansion Accelerates in Western Europe, Says IDC

According to figures published by International Data Corporation (IDC), the overall tablet market in Western Europe remained challenged in 1Q15, declining 10.5% year over year with total shipments totaling 8.5 million units. The contraction, however, was mainly the result of sluggish consumer demand as the expansion of tablets in the commercial space accelerates with volumes increasing 51.3% from the same period last year.  Photo: TechAdvisor LONDON /PRAGUE, May 18, 2015 —In terms of product category, the share of 2-in-1s, albeit growing, remains in single-digit territory at 5.9%. Nevertheless, the popularity of…

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Your house is now your computer

Sensors embedded in household objects allow you to control lights, locks and surf the web There is no longer an offline world​​ ​For 30 and 40-somethings, going online meant hearing weird sounds from the speakers of a desktop computer. Many spent nights awake, surfing the web on those hours when no one else in the household demanded to talk on the phone. In the “good ol’ days” of 1980s and 1990s, you needed a landline and a computer to access the internet and there was a clear distinction between what…

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Cloud playing a more significant role in day to day work for SMB employees

Workers in small to medium businesses (SMBs) feel happier and more productive when using cloud apps in their day to day work, according to new research from Kronos. (c)iStock.com/robuart The study, which focused on 1000 European knowledge workers in SMBs, notes how late many small businesses are in moving to the cloud, arguing SMB leaders are “yet to realise [its] strategic value”. Yet almost two thirds (63%) believe the majority of their work will be carried out through cloud apps by 2020. The importance of a productive working atmosphere is…

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Google Drive, Facebook and Twitter most popular business cloud apps – but are they safe?

More than 15% of European organisations now use more than 1000 cloud apps with Google Drive, Facebook and Twitter the most popular, according to a report from Netskope. (c)iStock.com/shutter_m The findings, which appear in the April 2015 Netskope Cloud Report, saw iCloud and Salesforce make the top five. Five cloud storage apps (Google Drive, iCloud, OneDrive for Business, OneDrive and Dropbox) made the top 12, alongside four social apps (Facebook, Twitter, Google+, LinkedIn). Of the organisations analysed in the Netskope Cloud, over a quarter use more than 1000 apps, with…

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IDC Worldwide Top 10 Datacenter Predictions

1) By 2016, 65% of organizations’ infrastructure investments will target creation and expansion of 3rd Platform systems of engagement and insight, rather than maintaining existing systems of record. 2) In the next two years, 25% of all large and mid-sized businesses will confront significant power/cooling facilities mismatches with new IT systems, limiting them to using less than 75% of their physical datacenter space. 3) In the next two years, incompatible or immature IT asset management practices will prevent 80% of organizations from being able to take full advantage of converged…

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Cloud-based voice and telephony services continues apace

Almost half of companies surveyed by Britannic Technologies said they had cloud-based voice and telephony services, while two thirds said they had a partial voice solution in the cloud. (c)iStock.com/iStockFinland 84% of respondents said they understood the proposition of cloud computing, yet there were some intriguing responses as to why companies aren’t putting their voice services in the cloud. Almost half (48%) of those polled said they were concerned about security worries, while 38% were worried over reliability, 29% found it difficult to integrate into existing systems, 19% were worried…

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Sigve Brekke new Telenor Group CEO

The Board of Directors of Telenor Group (Telenor) today announces the appointment of Mr. Sigve Brekke as the company’s new Group President and Chief Executive Officer. He will succeed Mr. Jon Fredrik Baksaas by 17 August 2015. (Oslo, 12 May 2015) Sigve Brekke is the Executive Vice President and Head of Telenor Group’s Asia operations. He joined Telenor in 1999 and has held several executive positions in the company since then. “Sigve Brekke has a solid track-record as the Head of Telenor’s Asia operations and part of Group Management since August…

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Google’s plan to connect millions of people to the internet for the first time is coming to Europe

Google announced Tuesday that its Android One program is making its debut in Turkey, marking the program’s first presence in Europe. Android One is Google’s initiative to get as many inexpensive internet-connected smartphones to as many hands as possible in developing countries where billions of people still don’t have access to the internet. It also doesn’t hurt in Google’s efforts to expand its sphere of influence to people that would normally never have the opportunity to connect to its internet services like Google Search, Chrome, Google Now, and its myriad…

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