Postini Gets Google's Blessing
By Michael Hickins This article was originally published on April 03, 2007
The on-demand e-mail archival, search and Web filtering vendor has a big new customer in Gmail.
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Microsoft Wooing Hearts, Minds of SMBs
By Michael Hickins This article was originally published on March 20, 2007
Microsoft isn't leaving any stone — or store — unturned in its efforts to capture small business customers.
Battle of The SMB Superstars
By Michael Hickins This article was originally published on February 12, 2007
Vendors are scrambling to tap into the tempting but elusive SMB market to compensate for tightening enterprise IT spending.
Accountants Put Security First
By Michael Hickins This article was originally published on February 09, 2007
Information security and identity management top the list of IT concerns among the nation's top CPAs.
IBM Signs on For Small Business
By Michael Hickins This article was originally published on November 21, 2006
Big Blue is expanding its single sign-on application to help smaller companies work with their partners.
Microsoft Office Live Takes Center Stage
By Michael Hickins This article was originally published on November 15, 2006
The company launches Office Live today, offering three service options.
NetSuite 'Flexes' Its Platform Muscles
By Michael Hickins This article was originally published on October 27, 2006
The on-demand ERP software maker introduces a new application development platform and tools to stimulate market growth.
SMBs And Net Neutrality
By Michael Hickins This article was originally published on September 20, 2006
If broadband carriers start prioritizing Internet traffic based on who can pay more, where will it leave small business? It's a political hot potato, and it's hard to tell what a typical foe of net neutrality looks like, even within the SMB community.
Yahoo Joins the VoIP Crowd
By Michael Hickins This article was originally published on March 23, 2006
Although it's arriving a little late to the voice-over-Internet-protocol game, Yahoo claims its services is more feature-rich and less expensive similar services from Skype, AOL and Microsoft.
