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On-Premises E-Mail Archiving – Market Quadrant 2010

This Radicati Market Quadrant provides a competitive view of key players in the On-Premises E-mail Archiving market. The report includes:

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Take our Business User Survey to win a new Apple iPad WiFi+3G 16GB

We are conducting a new survey of Business User behavior with regards to the use of email, collaboration, instant messaging, social networking sites and more.

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Download Free Webconference Slides & Recording: Unified Communications Market Update

August 26, 2010 9:30 AM to 10:30 AM US Pacific Time – Web Conference Overview
The Unified Communications market has continued to receive a tremendous amount of attention over the last 12 months, as new products and technologies have emerged that bring the user communication experience to a new level.

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Corporate IT Survey – Messaging & Collaboration, 2010-2011

A comprehensive survey of IT budgets, current deployments, and future plans of 100 corporate organizations, representing a population of over 300,000 users worldwide. Survey Results include:

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Same Exchange, but with a lot more gadgets.

Microsoft has recently released its Microsoft Exchange 2010 Service Pack 1. The service pack includes a wide range of upgrades, new features, and bug fixes that are aimed towards improving Exchange’s functionality and capabilities.

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Workers now forced to use Facebook for real work!

FaceTime has just recently launched its Socialite SaaS solution to help monitor and secure social networking usage within the enterprise. It’s a groundbreaking step towards extending security and compliance to enterprise social networking, which in itself is a relatively new addition to the enterprise.

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The Biggest Loser

HP’s acquisition of Palm instantly changed the landscape of the wireless market. Even without knowing HP’s exact roadmap for the near future, or which direction (or directions) they plan to take, it is clear that this deal will have major implications on device vendors, users, wireless carriers and everyone in between.

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