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Marktonderzoeker IDC verwacht dat veel ontwikkelingen die in 2012 de IT-sector beheersten, dat in 2013 in verhevigde mate zullen doen. De belangrijkste... 
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Glassdoor is excited to announce the 50 Best Places to Work in 2013. Our Employees Choice Awards are selected by the people who know these companies the best - their employees.
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The global Top 50 Best places to work for acoording to Glasdoor. Always interesting to see who is on there and who isn't. Important? ....... just decide for that yourself
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2012 KPCB year end update from Mary Meeker. MOBILE remains the growth area and internet is further disrupting existing businesses.
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As spending for tech gradually slips from IT hands, expect an explosion of industry-specific cloud platforms, says new IDC report...
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Companies are not only buying into SaaS (software as a service) more than ever, they are also ripping out legacy on-premises applications and replacing them with SaaS, according to analyst firm Gartner.
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While the globe grapples with uncertain economic realities, "mobile" appears to be gold. Facebook is expected to announce their uniquely targeted mobile advertising model before the end of the month.
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The latest Euro crisis summit was different from the 19 others that preceded it in one very important respect: The PR department of the EU played this one very well.
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ITWebModern trends are shortening network life expectancyeChannelLineSolutions provider Dimension Data has announced the results of its Network Barometer Report 2012, which evaluates the readiness of enterprise networks to ...Dimension Data Network...
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By Michael DarnaudThe reality is that consumers have a hard time keeping track of multiple apps – not to mention having to update them periodically – and would much rather keep more space for music and photos on their smartphones.
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Facebook's initial s-1 filing came out with a series of interesting facts, figures and details -- such as its approach to China -- and, with the company continuing to update the documentation ... Via Waseem Jabasini
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In an adaptation from his upcoming shareholder letter, the Oracle of Omaha explains why equities almost always beat the alternatives over time.
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Get ahead of these shifts to sell more.
Worth reading to understand possible 2013 Sales Trends
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Ook in 2012 veranderde de internetwereld razendsnel, mede dankzij de mobiele revolutie. De belangrijkste ontwikkelingen in 3 stappen.
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by Elay Cohen, Senior Vice President of Productivity at salesforce.com Improving Sales Productivity is a Top Priority Many CEOs and executives I meet share their productivity challenges and emphasize that improving the effectiveness of their sales...
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With many companies trying to shake off the drag of a global recession, CEOs are eager to find growth. One place they need to look is in their own sales organizations.
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Mortgage IntroducerGlobal Trade to Grow 98% by 2026, in Spite of Crisis, Says HSBCWall Street JournalSAO PAULO--The underlying trends driving global trade remain mostly unchanged in spite of difficulties caused by the European sovereign-debt...
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Though the purchase price is an anomaly, the message behind Facebook's $1 billion agreement to buy photo-sharing application Instagram is not: apps are where the money is...
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Presentatie tbv jaarlijks event Amsterdamse Innovatie Monitor (AIM) op 15 maart 2012.
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Just in case it wasn't clear Google is going into the business of selling airline tickets. It's starting small with Cape Air, an independent New England-based regional airline.
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Healthcare in America is in shambles. Can tech start-ups come to the rescue?
