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ePages Launches App & Theme Store for Ecommerce Merchants to Drive Sales
App stores are an increasingly popular way to sell a range of software options, whether to consumers, enterprises, or service providers, but ecommerce SaaS provider ePages is doing one better by launching an “App & Theme Store,” the company announced Wednesday. Continue reading
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WaveMaker’s New Rapid App Development Platform Helps Make Hybrid Mobile Apps
WaveMaker, a company that provides technologies for rapid application development, has added hybrid mobile app development for iOS and Android to its platform, which is largely aimed at helping enterprises add mobile interfaces to their existing apps. Continue reading
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Google for Work Adds Data Loss Prevention to Gmail
Google for Work is introducing Data Loss Prevention (DLP) for Gmail to add another layer of protection and prevent users from sharing information they’re not supposed to. Continue reading
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Most SMBs Plan to Increase Cybersecurity Spending by 22 Percent in 2016: Report
Awareness seems to be growing at small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) both of the threat of cyberattacks, and what to do about it, according to the results of a survey released Wednesday by security company Webroot. Continue reading
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Forget Hardware, Forget Software, Forget the Infrastructure
Enterprise IT has to forget about hardware, forget about the infrastructure, forget about software, and think more about getting their job done, which is delivering services or applications. Continue reading
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