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Leading UK hosting and cloud service company iomart Hosting has helped Edinburgh-based Bidbroo create an online auction site that allows people to get high street products like televisions and cameras at knockdown prices.
Microsoft has extended its Business Productivity Online Suite (BPOS) with the launch of a cloud offering for the US government. Microsoft BPOS Federal offers increased security and privacy for the public sector and is reportedly the first of its kind.
Edge Testing Solutions are celebrating winning Best New Business in the Lanarkshire Business Excellence Awards 2010. The award was announced at the annual awards dinner held on Friday night and attended by 350 business finalists and sponsors.
An Edinburgh University graduate has been shortlisted for Shell LiveWIRE’s Grand Ideas award for her business,Interface3.
Cisco Systems, the largest maker of networking equipment, reported a return to revenue growth and said that a second phase of economic recovery had begun.
Cisco beat Wall Street expectations with an 8 per cent year-on-year rise in sales to $9.8bn in the three months to January 23 following revenue falls during t
GLASGOW’s airport has become the first in Scotland to launch its own Twitter account.
The new initiative is aimed at connecting better with passengers and keeping them up to date with traveller information.
Social Networking expert NSDesign has been tasked with helping to deliver the project.
NSDesign Brings Social Networking to Business Gateway
SOCIAL Networking experts NSDesign has teamed up with Business Gateway to pilot its successful Embrace the Space workshops with the network.
Bloxx Web Filtering protects the Council’s 16,000+ users across hundreds of sites.
Bloxx, the innovator in web filtering, today announced that East Ayrshire Council is providing safe and controlled Internet access and Web surfing for its 16,000+ users using Bloxx’s Web filtering appliance, p
As telcos move forward into the 4G era, and basic voice and data transmission services become increasingly commoditised, the need to find a viable model for delivering value-added services becomes more urgent for both mobile and fixed-line operators. Cloud services are being suggested as the panacea.
Microsoft has reported a 60% jump in profit, thanks largely to
"exceptional demand" for Windows 7 (BBC). Net profit came in at $6.66bn
(£4.13bn) for the three months to 31 December 2009, up from the $4.18bn
it made in the same period a year earlier.