SAP hopes partners will rev up mobile apps sales

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	SAP hopes partners will rev up mobile apps sales Thousands of SAP partners who sell the Business All-in-One ERP suite and Business Objects analytics software can now also offer customers Sybase mobile technology and applications. Read More WEBCAST: Delphix Roll Out Applications Twice as Fast with Virtualization Gain self-service access to production data for your application projects by virtualizing your databases. View Now! In this Issue Torvalds's Git: The 'it' technology for software version control Mozilla mobile OS may face future patent battles, says expert NoSQL standouts: New databases for new applications Informatica, customer in legal fray over license audit WHITE PAPER: IBM Monitor Services in the Cloud: Tips, Tricks and Tools To get the most from your Enterprise Cloud, you must understand how to leverage the cloud features to provide optimal utilization resources. This whitepaper helps IT managers understand the fundamental options for monitoring the cloud. Read Now Torvalds's Git: The 'it' technology for software version control Developers are taking a strong liking to the distributed system, though Subversion and others remain in the game Read More Mozilla mobile OS may face future patent battles, says expert Mozilla's plan to create a mobile operating system will probably face patent challenges, one expert said, while another called it 'too little, too late.' Read More VIDEO: Cisco Good Enough is Not Enough With video dominating internet traffic, the proliferation of mobile devices, & hackers on the rise, your network needs to be ready to avoid downtime. Now is the time for leadership through innovation. Cisco can help you shape your ideas into tools that will help your customers improve their businesses, & achieve major network-related cost savings. Learn More> NoSQL standouts: New databases for new applications Cassandra, CouchDB, MongoDB, Redis, Riak, Neo4J, and FlockDB reinvent the data store Read More Informatica, customer in legal fray over license audit Data-integration vendor Informatica and a customer are embroiled in a legal dispute over $6.3 million in license fees that Informatica says it is owed due to noncompliance. Read More
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