Thought Leaders In Cloud Computing: Sankarson Banerjee, CIO Of IndiaInfoline (Part 7)

You can’t charge very high per user fees for cloud based solutions in India context.

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1Mby1M Deal Radar: Cantaloupe Systems, San Francisco, California

From machines that dispensed holy water at temples in first-century Greece to the mini tech stores containing iPods and other electronic gear at airports, the contents of vending machines have changed greatly since their invention. But the technology behind managing them was for a long time an inexact process based on intuition. Cantaloupe Systems, which

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Open Source Go-To-Market Success: Liferay CEO Bryan Cheung (Part 6)

Sramana: How do you facilitate integrating Liferay with other technologies such as Java application servers? Did you develop adapters? Bryan Cheung: The nice thing is that because we adhere to open standards, as long as we implement the standard we can achieve integration. There is a content management standard called CMIS which is supported by

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Business Incubator Series: An Interview With Chris Heivly, Executive Director, LaunchBox Digital (Part 7)

By guest authors Irina Patterson and Candice Arnold Irina: What is your own background? How did you arrive at this point? Chris: Thank you for asking. I’m an entrepreneur. I’ve done four or five of these things. I’ve had successes and I’ve had failures. My biggest success is that I was one of the founders

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Thought Leaders In Sales 2.0: Kevin Suitor, VP Of Marketing, Exinda (Part 5)

By Sramana Mitra and guest author Sudhindra Chada SM: What kinds of questions did your customers have? KS: For example, we had questions about the impact of mobile devices on corporate networks. We had questions about that, and earlier in February we blogged about IPv6, so a few people raised questions about this. It was an

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Thought Leaders In Cloud Computing: Sankarson Banerjee, CIO Of IndiaInfoline (Part 6)

By Sramana Mitra and guest author Shaloo Shalini SM: The Akamai algorithm works by optimizing the routing of Akamai traffic in a way that is the fastest and with the lowest possible latency, which creates the advantage of those private infrastructures. So, there is a benefit to your data being closer as opposed to traveling around

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Open Source Go-To-Market Success: Liferay CEO Bryan Cheung (Part 5)

Sramana: Does your software help IT organizations personalize work environments for their users? Bryan Cheung: There are two things going on. The personalization aspect is now broadening: It is not just about personalization for the individual, it is about communities. It is about getting social with the work we are doing.

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