Archive for October, 2009

Move Over UTM, Watchguard XTM Is Here

By Mike at 31 October, 2009

Wick Hill is now shipping WatchGuard’s new XTM appliances – the XTM 8-series and the XTM 1050. These new security solutions from WatchGuard will strongly challenge traditional larger SME and enterprise UTM suppliers, as they update the UTM concept to cope with today’s changing security scenario. XTM (eXtensible threat management) is a new class of [...]

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AeroGRID Launch Online Geoshop

By Mike at 31 October, 2009

AeroGRID has launched a new Geoshop with immediate availability of national imagery of the USA, Germany, Great Britain and Benelux. The imagery is delivered by FTP straight to users’ desktops without the need for specialist software with convenient payment via credit card or company account. The site can be accessed at: http://aerogrid.datadoors.net/DataDoorsWeb By the end [...]

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Phocas Wins BI Vendor Of The Year Award

By Mike at 31 October, 2009

Phocas has been awarded the BI / CPM Vendor of the Year at the prestigious 2009 Software Satisfaction Awards, announced in London on October 8, 2009. Phocas was voted ahead of other well-respected contenders for the award, including: • SAP Business Objects • IBM Cognos 8 v4 – from IBM • Oracle Hyperion Planning – [...]

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The Highland Council awards preferred bidder status on five year £66m ICT services contract to Fujitsu

By Mike at 31 October, 2009

Fujitsu has been awarded preferred bidder status by The Highland Council for a new Information Communication and Technology (ICT) services contract of five years (with an option to extend for a further two years). Under the new £66m contract Fujitsu will manage the entire ICT estate for The Highland Council, including additional scope for curriculum [...]

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A contradiction at the heart of government on copyright protection

By Mike at 31 October, 2009

Lord Mandelson’s much hyped announcement on the Government’s intended ’3-strikes-and-you-are-out’ policy over IP infringement and illegal file-sharing, is at odds with the intellectual property minister, David Lammy MP. This is according to Chief Executive of the Federation Against Software Theft, John Lovelock. “We have consistently questioned the Government’s commitment to the findings and recommendations of [...]

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