Microsoft in recent months has slowly boosted its share of the search business, but still remains far behind a so-far unbeatable foe in its battle with Google. Hitwise, an online traffic monitor, today reported that Google last month remained firmly at the head of the search pack while its rival’s well regarded Microsoft Bing product gradually picks up a little traction.
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Google still tops, but Bing inches ahead in search market
Data integration specialist Cast Iron Systems is about to release a new offering aimed at both on-premises and cloud-based scenarios. Cast Iron OmniConnect, to be available Tuesday, represents an evolution of the vendor’s existing IaaS (integration as a service) and on-premises offerings. It is available in on-demand form, as an on-premises or hosted virtual appliance, or as a hardware appliance.
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Cast Iron rolls out OmniConnect data integration kit
The technical services group of Capgemini has traditionally helped companies with system integration, but cloud computing is changing that. The company is increasingly assembling lots of different software-as-a-service applications, a phenomenon that has led Capgemini to create a new business unit.
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New Capgemini unit to offer cloud help
Google recently extended what it describes as highly advanced and sophisticated data backup and recovery to all components of its Apps communication and collaboration suite.
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Google covers all Apps with advanced data backup, recovery
At the RSA Conference today, CA is expected to announce additions to its enterprise identity management product that will allow customers to extend access and provisioning controls to the Salesforce.com Sales Cloud 2 application.
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CA extends identity management to Salesforce.com apps
NetSuite is trying to energize its sales channel with a new offer that gives resellers 100 percent of a subscription deal’s value in the first year and 10 percent thereafter.
Customer relationship management applications are still the largest segment of the ballooning SaaS (software-as-a-service) market. But the landscape is changing
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Beyond CRM: SaaS slips into the mainstream
Hewlett-Packard has opened a research lab in Singapore where it will work on a software platform for delivering cloud-based computing services to enterprises, the company said Wednesday.
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HP to develop cloud services platform for enterprises
SAP made a major new push into on-demand BI (business intelligence) Wednesday, announcing a new suite that combines all of SAP’s SaaS (software as a service) BI products and is aimed at “casual” users who are “underserved” by other products.
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Update: SAP rolls out SaaS BI suite
Amazon Web Services has added a new “high memory extra-large” instance option for its AWS’ Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) service, which provides scalable computing infrastructure over the Internet.
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Amazon EC2 service boosts memory, Windows support
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