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Got Budget? Virtualization as Poster Child for Less Meetings
NewScale has customers like McKesson and Charles Schwab and competitors like HP, IBM, Tivoli. The company has been growing its customer base and helping stable-state enterprises to leverage Service Management. McKesson is a global health care leader that has 26 operating companies. The centrial IT group had the vision to automate "the last mile" of IT planning, the budget approval process.
ReadWriteWeb
- Thursday, March 18, 2010
What's Left For Startups At SXSW?
After those panels, pick up and walk over to the Hilton at 5pm for what should be a fascinating discussion about customer service in the world of today's social networks . This five-member panel including Jeremiah Owyang, CNET 's Caroline McCarthy, and executives from Microsoft, HP and Comcast should shed some light on how customer support has evolved "in a 140 character world."
It's Monday and that means that the Interactive portion of SXSW is drawing closer and closer to its close tomorrow after a weekend of great talks, panels, parties and overall hoopla. While
ReadWriteWeb
- Monday, March 15, 2010
A Plea From Couch Potatoes Everywhere: TV Service Providers, Stop Screwing Up TV!
They're a bit more clever; taking a step forward to realize that perhaps their customers might want to type on a keyboard rather than hunt and peck through the awkward remote. With Dell's Mini 5, Apple's iPad and HP's Slate, we're at the precipice of a drastic change in TV watching, streaming, and interactivity. I subscribe to Verizon FiOS and have no complaints on the service itself. However, their forays into social media drive me absolutely nuts!
Fast Company
- Monday, March 15, 2010
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HP's CloudPrint Coming to BlackBerry
Today, Research in Motion (RIM) announced that they've licensed HP's CloudPrint technology for use with BlackBerry devices. The service was developed by HP's IdeaLab , a part of the company's central R&D arm , which features emerging technology made available for public use.
CloudPrint works by allowing you to "virtually" print your documents to HP servers. If you're unfamiliar with CloudPrint, it's a web service that allows you to use your mobile device to print documents to any available printer - and all you need is an internet connection to do so. Sponsor
ReadWriteWeb
- Monday, May 4, 2009
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HP Acquires 3Com For $2.7 Billion
HP is acquiring network infrastructure manufacturer 3Com for $2.7 HP says the acquisition will further its data center strategy “built on the convergence of servers, storage, networking, management, facilities and services.” 8221; The acquisition of 3Com also help to expand HP’s Ethernet switching offerings, add routing solutions and significantly strengthen the company’s position in China thanks to 3Com’s strong presence in China. billion. 3Com provides networking, switching, routing and security components.
TechCrunch
- Wednesday, November 11, 2009
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Get HP's Dark-Themed Mini Look on Your Ubuntu Desktop [Featured Desktop]
HP has an Ubuntu-based netbook, the Mini 1000 Mi Edition , that brings a whole new look to Linux laptops. Unless you're rocking a netbook compiled for LPIA (Low Power on Intel Architecture), you can't get the slick looks of HP's custom launcher or other hardware-specific tools. But since everything's based on Ubuntu 8.04, any updated Ubuntu user can grab the basic theme, colors, and backgrounds from HP's remix. Luckily, regular ol' Ubuntu users can put some of the Mini's black-and-blue looks on their desktop. As described by an Ubuntu Forums poster , those keen
Lifehacker
- Thursday, February 5, 2009
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Huddle’s Collaboration App To Go On 25 Million HP Business PCs
It’s signed a two-year deal with Hewlett Packard to enable direct access to its service on the 25 million business PCs HP sells annually.
Huddle will be in a suite of five trial applications included on every HP business computer, starting in the U.S. The deal is based on a revenue split with HP on new signups to the service, which effectively offers a discount for HP customers on Huddle’s tools. UK collaboration startup Huddle has secured something of a first for a company of its size, and location. and extending to the rest of the world.
TechCrunch
- Tuesday, November 10, 2009
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HP Upline Gets Disconnected, Heads To The Deadpool
HP’s Upline, a backup service that offered unlimited storage for $59/year, is closing its doors. Below is the letter sent to HP Upline users, who will have until March 31 to download their files. In a classy move, it looks like HP is going to refund any fees customers have paid for the service.
Well, that didn’t last long. Since launching last April, Upline has faced issues with extended downtimes - a pretty major offense for a backup solution.
TechCrunch
- Thursday, February 26, 2009
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The PersonAll-ization of Knowledge Work … On Your Screen
have written about what I call the “mass customization of work” before … I’ll Do It My Way - The Mass Customization of Knowledge Work , and Personalizing Collaborative Work … Individuals and Co-Creation . One of the interesting startups I encountered is PersonAll , being developed by a couple of young French entrepreneurs, Jeremy Grinbaum (President, previously of Google Enterprise search) and Jean-Patrice Glafkides (CTO, previously of HP Software).
In November of 2008 I spent several weeks in Paris, France speaking at a conference and with several Enterprise 2.0
Wirearchy
- Thursday, March 5, 2009
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Internet Strategy Forum Summit Interview: Katherine Durham
I joined HP in 2000 and have since held positions within the Americas marketing organization. Prior to my current role, I was the director of business planning of Market Insight and Operations for HP Americas, where I focused on the re-architecture of the market insight team to deliver more differentiated customer insights. I also served as the Director of Communications for the HP Imaging and Printing Group’s (IPG) consumer and commercial business as well as HP Personal Systems To prepare for Internet Strategy Forum Summit West July 24th at The Governor Hotel, I’m hosting a series of interviews with keynote speakers for this year’s theme, Titans of E.
Lockergnome Blog Network
- Thursday, June 25, 2009
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HP Gets Custom Backgrounds On Windows 7 Starter Edition
Some of those people must reside at HP – or else they simply know that choice makes the world go around. small blurb at Within Windows describes how HP has (legally) done it -
Nicholas R. , mistakenly initially emailing Paul, noticed HP was somehow bypassing this restriction according to a bulleted claim on their Mini 110 netbook product page :
Do you remember when many people we stating that one of the really nasty things about the Starter Edition of Windows 7 was that the user was stuck with one rather nasty background, and no way to change it? I
Lockergnome Blog Network
- Saturday, October 31, 2009
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HP Launches Web Based Printer - No Computer Need Apply
HP is introducing a printer that connects to the Internet, has a touch screen, and needs no computer to function. HP states that the printer will be called the HP Photosmart Premium with Touchsmart Web. Vyomesh Joshi, executive vice president of printing and imaging at HP, said using the printer to print out coupons from Coupons.com could save users enough money to offset the cost of the printer itself. This is different. According to one article, the device is meant to print out stuff from the likes of Google such as documents, maps and so forth.
Lockergnome Blog Network
- Wednesday, June 24, 2009
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HP Set to Launch Laptop Lo-jack
HP are launching this service in the United Kingdom, based on a Computrace technology from Absolute Software. It is a simple but effective idea - if a laptop protected by the Tracking and Recovery service is stolen, the customer can log in to a web-based Customer Centre to report the theft and file police report details. The most important part about this system is that additionally, customers can trigger a wipe command that will be carried out the next time Beginning in the UK, Hewlett Packard will launch a service to help recover stolen notebook computers. For those
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