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“Gen-E, a global IT process automation (ITPA) software company, today announced the availability of gen-E Access, a new self-service center for worldwide customers and partners that provides a centralized online location for accessing a wide range of gen-E Resolve Social ITPA essentials including software downloads and entitlement tracking information. “
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“Mark Hurd sits in the middle of the world’s information flow. The former head of Hewlett-Packard landed on his feet two years ago at Oracle, where he has a front seat to the biggest grower of our time: data. As co-president of Oracle, the $100 billion behemoth that counts governments and large multinational enterprises among its biggest customers, Hurd is in a sweet spot for the changes happening in technology”
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“In a move to tackle Big Data needs, IBM has expanded its PureSystems family with the rollout of its PureData System. The new technology promises more efficient management and analysis of petabytes of data to support business goals. With this product rollout, IBM is betting organizations need more cost-effective ways to analyze data and better understand consumer purchases, manage customer churn, perform data-intensive marketing campaigns and detect fraud in real time. “
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“Shopping Web site eBay has announced a redesign along with several new features to modernize its brand and go head-to-head with Amazon, including offering same-day delivery service. It all starts with a site redesign and a new logo that offers a cleaner, more contemporary look and feel. The new eBay offers what many are calling a more intuitive, convenient way to browse, decide and buy, as well as a new personal way to curate custom shopping experiences somewhat like Pinterest”
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