SAP Adds OpenText Archiving To Enterprise Cloud

SAP has made OpenText Archiving available in the SAP HANA Enterprise Cloud, which provides online access to most SAP software. Since May 2013, OpenText, an enterprise content management (ECM) software maker, has provided integration with the SAP Business Suite running on the HANA in-memory database. The latest upgrade lets customers accessing Business Suite through the SAP cloud retrieve historical data within the ECM system. In addition, SAP and OpenText announced May 29 that users of the latter company’s software in Enterprise Cloud would have access starting in July to Tempo Box. The…

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HP Helps Customers Speed Design, Deployment of Applications and Services

The Orchestrated Datacenter enables rapid delivery of IT services across traditional data centers and cloud environments PALO ALTO, Calif. — HP today announced new offerings that accelerate the design and deployment of a customer’s applications, infrastructure and cloud-based services, improving time to value and quality of service delivery, while decreasing costs. The adoption of mobility and cloud computing is accelerating the application life cycle and increasing pressure to take a user-centric approach to design and delivery. The challenge is to increase the speed of application delivery across both traditional data…

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321 Free Tools for Teachers – Free Educational Technology (3)

15 Free Podcast Tools For Teachers   Ardour  – Ardour is a free, fully-featured digital audio workstation, similar to other software like ProTools, Nuendo, Sonar and Logic, and capable of replacing analog or digital tape systems. Available for Mac OS X, Linux. Audacity – Audacity is free, open source, cross-platform software for recording and editing sounds. Audacity is available for Windows, Mac, GNU/Linux and other operating systems. BlogAmp – Blogamp is a web-based audiocasting solution that combines a rich media on-demand experience with podcasting. Blogamp’s robust administration utility and content manager…

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Intel unveils ‘Web 2.0’ software suite

Is Intel ready to be a software company? San Francisco – The chip giant on Tuesday announced it has put together a collaboration software suite that it will offer to small and medium-size businesses via its resellers. Intel held a press conference at the Web 2.0 Summit here to give details of the move, alongside open-source support provider SpikeSource and other companies. Called SuiteTwo, the package will include software from Six Apart, Socialtext, NewsGator and SimpleFeed. These are small software companies that provide applications for blogs, RSS feeds, wikis and social networking. All…

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Real-time Stats: Bringing the Cyberworld into Focus

Moscow, 21 May 2014. – Kaspersky Lab has made a host of unique statistical data available that shows the real-time picture of the cyberworld and its inhabitants. The company’s new portal gathers together statistical information from all over the world on what people are doing on the web, what devices they use and what threats they face. The kaspersky-cyberstat.com site pays particular attention to cyber threats: what malware is currently most active and what harm it can cause to users and their devices. The portal presents ratings of the most widespread…

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Internet Explorer 8 vulnerability unpatched after seven months

Internet Explorer 8 remains the most used browser version in the world, so it should come as a surprise that a vulnerability discovered back in October 2013 has remained unpatched.  The vulnerability was made public earlier this week by Hewlett-Packard’s bug bounty program when Microsoft failed to address the problem. Hewlett-Packard’s Tipping Point Zero-Day Initiative (ZDI) is a bounty program that rewards researchers who discover and report vulnerabilities so that they can be fixed by Microsoft.  The ZDI gives Microsoft 180 days to address a vulnerability before they make the…

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LinOTP by LSE is now available with all features as Open Source

Germany, Weiterstadt, 21.05.2014) LSE LinOTP – a vendor-independent product for two-factor authentication and one-time password methods (OTP) – will be made available by LSE, Leading Security Experts GmbH, as an open source solution with all current features included. At the annual AusCERT Information Security Conference in Australia, and in conjunction with a Red Hat tutorial about the internal deployment of LSE LinOTP Enterprise Edition, LSE Leading Security Experts GmbH (LSE), a member of the MAX21 Group (MAX21 Management und Beteiligungen AG), will announce the expansion of its open source strategy.…

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Cisco and Dimension Data to Accelerate Global Hybrid Cloud Adoption

Dimension Data Named Cisco’s First Global Intercloud Partner, Expanding on Successful 23-Year Relationship San Francisco – May 20, 2014 – Today at Cisco Live, Cisco and Dimension Data announced an expansion of their 23-year relationship with plans to accelerate and streamline hybrid cloud adoption globally. Cisco will use Dimension Data’s Managed Cloud Platform and SaaS solutions to deliver a suite of mid-market centric cloud services to its customers and resellers. Dimension Data and Cisco will partner to deliver an infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) solution that will be packaged with Cisco technology and software-as-a-services (SaaS)…

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SAP Job Cuts A Reminder Of Cloud’s Impact On IT Workforce

SAP is cutting jobs as it shifts its focus from traditional packaged software, increasingly shunned by companies, to providing application services through the cloud. The Germany-based company won’t say how many jobs are going, but the cuts do not represent an overall reduction in the workforce, SAP spokesman James Dever told The Wall Street Journal May 14. In fact, the company, which has 67,000 employees, expects to end the year with more workers. Job reductions will take place in less important divisions of the company as it realigns resources around its strategy of…

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How the rich protect their online identity

You can’t always control what’s said about you on the Internet. But with enough money, you can influence what comes up in a search. “We can remove something that shouldn’t be there,” said Chris Dinota, the CEO and founder of Solvera Group. The cost for that service? Between $50,000 and $300,000, depending on the project, plus a monthly maintenance cost. While many less expensive services work to move negative content down and positive content up, Solvera will try to remove the negative links altogether and manage the search results. Dinota’s…

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