Nokia Siemens to sell WiMax business to NewNet

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	Nokia Siemens to sell WiMax business to NewNet Nokia Siemens Networks plans to sell its WiMax infrastructure business to NewNet Communication Technologies for an undisclosed sum. Read More SURVEY: IDG Research Take Computerworld's Survey - Chance to Win $250 How have current economic conditions impacted your organization's IT spending? Take our brief survey and enter to win a $250 cash prize. In this Issue Cisco reorgs again, folds net management into new cloud group Renesas plans upgrade for Japan chip production to handle major earthquakes WEBCAST: IBM Sisters of Mercy IBM Service Management solutions facilitate a business process transformation that fosters a culture of productivity and continuous improvement. View Now Cisco reorgs again, folds net management into new cloud group Even though it completed the bulk of a major restructuring earlier this year, Cisco continues to tweak its internal organizational structure, combining its network management group into a larger cloud and systems management technology group, according to an internal Cisco memo. Read More WHITE PAPER: Salesforce.com 5 Secrets for Building A Customer-Centric Business Small and medium businesses can greatly increase their chances for success by becoming customer centric. Here are five secrets for achieving that goal. Read More Renesas plans upgrade for Japan chip production to handle major earthquakes Renesas Electronics will upgrade its Japanese factories so that they can be up and running within a month after a major quake like the one that struck Japan in March. Read More
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