Interop: A challenging year
The 2009 edition of Interop faces an industry in economic turmoil. And swine flu.
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Related:The 2009 edition of Interop faces an industry in economic turmoil. And swine flu.
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The 2009 edition of Interop faces an industry in economic turmoil as well as ongoing swine flu concerns that may prevent people from traveling to the show.
Related:What kind of data center can you build with $500M? The Social Security Administration is about to find out.
Touchscreens, voice recognition could make the mouse obsolete.
Addressing hot topics like employee monitoring, security automation and mobile computing.
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New touchscreen and voice recognition technologies could make the mouse obsolete. Here are some products that don't require pointing and clicking.
Related:The 2009 edition of Interop faces an industry in economic turmoil. And swine flu.
What kind of data center can you build with $500M? The Social Security Administration is about to find out.
Microsoft Subnet blogger Ron Barret tests the best free add-ons.
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