GLG News by Customer Relationship Management Software Experts (North America)

Hitachi Global Storage Technologies and Intel (NSDQ:INTC) said Tuesday they have agreed to jointly develop enterprise-class, solid-state hard drives. The two are collaborating to develop drives featuring SAS and Fibre Channel interfaces aimed at the enterprise data center market, said Brendan...

Despite the macroeconomic outlook for 2009 -- and the announcement, at the end of October that it would cut five percent (about 3,000 jobs) of its workforce over the next six months -- Xerox (NYSE:XRX) sought to reassure investors and industry analysts at its annual investor conference Monday...

1.  The value of open source and collaboration has been over-valued and lacks a long term revenue plan.  This strikes at the heart of Novell's model. 2.  Novell’s top-line revenue and bottom-line profits remain problematic.

The recent terror attacks in Mumbai are bringing into question the safety and stability of the Indian environment.  American companies may be reluctant to move more of their business to India if they perceive the environment as unsafe or unstable.  Such reluctance could have a chilling effect...

Linux is now a viable alternative for a desktop operating system.  It works cleanly with most modern and not so modern hardware.  It comes pre-packaged so someone less than a genius can install it.  Why hasn’t it taken the world by storm?  Largely because there isn’t a sufficient...

1. Virtualization strategies can make management complex.  2. New applications require experience before proper placement of the virtualized application.

For months, self-proclaimed BlackBerry addicts, as well as Verizon (NYSE:VZ) Wireless users looking for a real iPhone killer (or something close to it), have been anxious to get their hands on the just released BlackBerry Storm (9530), Research In Motion (NSDQ:RIMM) (RIM)'s first touch screen BlackBerry....

Hold the phone on handing the CPU performance crown to Intel's new Core i7 processors just yet -- the chip giant may yet have a fight on its hands in the coming months. Advanced Micro Devices demoed its upcoming 45-nanometer "Deneb" desktop chips -- now confirmed as Phenom II -- for reviewers...

Intel (NSDQ:INTC), Santa Clara, Calif., and Advanced Micro Devices (NYSE:AMD), Sunnyvale, Calif., are finally back to where it all started when the personal computer boom kicked off in the early 1980s -- squaring off with chips that bear more similarities than differences. That sets the stage for...

o The current economic conditions are causing organizations to take cost cutting measures such as deferring capital expenditures and reducing IT costs. o While companies will be looking for ways to reduce IT costs, eliminating maintenance on mission-critical enterprise applications is not a realistic...