HP Updates Small Business Networking
Tech giant HP continues its integration and expansion of former 3Com technologies with new Wi-Fi, unified communications and phone handsets for small and midsized companies.
Tech giant HP continues its integration and expansion of former 3Com technologies with new Wi-Fi, unified communications and phone handsets for small and midsized companies.
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CRM customers can keep your business contacts up-to-date in real time thanks to Salesfoce.com's latest integration efforts.
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Central Desktop already stores users' documents in its own hosted cloud. Now, it's providing a toolbar that gives users access to those cloud documents from inside their favorite Office applications.
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American Express and Clickable partner to provide small businesses with a search advertising platform built especially for them.
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