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	Microsoft makes a price cut to slow Google Apps Microsoft is cutting the price of its own cloud-based service, Office 365, to improve its chances of success in the enterprise market and to stave off competition from Google Apps, analysts say. Read More SURVEY: IDG Research Participate in this survey for a chance at $500! Computerworld is conducting a survey about the evolving role and influence of technology buyers in today's corporate enterprise. Participate in this brief survey and enter a sweepstakes to win a $500 cash prize. Please share your valued opinion with us in this important survey by clicking on the link below. In this Issue Oracle set to update analytics strategy, go after SAP customers First Look: Photoshop CS6 Beta is dark, swift and content aware SAS promises pervasive BI with new tool Tomboy: Powerful, free database for notes SugarSync revamps data backup, sync service for iPad iPhoto vs. Photoshop Touch on the New iPad: Consume or Create? Facebook scammers host Trojan horse extensions on Chrome Web Store 5 Business Analytics Tech Trends and How to Exploit Them PRINCE2 will be made obsolete by social business, collaboration expert predicts WEBCAST: Motorola Mobility Improving Enterprise App Quality with MOTODEV App Validator In this webcast, learn how MOTODEV App Validator can help you easily test your apps and get results on the spot, improving quality and accelerating development. View Now Oracle set to update analytics strategy, go after SAP customers Oracle co-President Mark Hurd is scheduled to reveal new details about the vendor's BI (business intelligence) and analytics strategy, including new applications aimed at SAP customers, during an event on April 4. Read More First Look: Photoshop CS6 Beta is dark, swift and content aware Adobe's Photoshop CS6 will be available to try for the next few months as Adobe readies its Creative Suite of applications for launch alongside the brand new Creative Cloud online hub, targeted to creative pros. Read More SAS promises pervasive BI with new tool SAS Institute this week unveiled new technology designed to allow a broad swath of enterprise users to do advanced analytics on massive volumes of data. Read More Tomboy: Powerful, free database for notes Tomboy is a freeform database for text notes, with support for rich formatting and links. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: EMC Transform End User Computing Turn to EMC to bring new simplicity, power, and efficiency to end user computing-any user, any device, anywhere. Click to continue SugarSync revamps data backup, sync service for iPad SugarSync today introduced a completely redesigned app re-written from the ground up to be optimized for the iPad. Read More iPhoto vs. Photoshop Touch on the New iPad: Consume or Create? The Retina display on the new iPad is one of the tablet's defining features, and it makes the device ideally suited for multimedia work, including image editing. Apple's new iPhoto app and Adobe's Photoshop Touch are taking advantage of that opportunity by bringing powerful photo editing and sharing tools to the iPad. Read More Facebook scammers host Trojan horse extensions on Chrome Web Store Cybercriminals are uploading malicious Chrome browser extensions to the official Chrome Web Store and use them to hijack Facebook accounts, according to security researchers from Kaspersky Lab. Read More 5 Business Analytics Tech Trends and How to Exploit Them Advances in analytic technologies and business intelligence are allowing CIOs to go big, go fast, go deep, go cheap and go mobile with business data. Read More PRINCE2 will be made obsolete by social business, collaboration expert predicts Future project management will be open, transparent, flexible and iterative Read More
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