Software industry
The US entertainment and games software industry is a significant contributor to the country's economy, with approximately 220 companies generating combined annual revenue of around $10 billion. The industry is dominated by major players such as Activision Blizzard, Electronic Arts, Microsoft Game Studios, Take-Two Interactive, and THQ, as
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Boston Medical Center's Network Security Engineer Mark Mulvaney will present at Forrester Security Forum on September 16-17, discussing the importance of encryption in hospitals and highlighting the differences between software- and hardware-based encryption. As part of the presentation, Mulvaney will share his experience with implementing self-encrypting hard drives
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CompanionLink Software, a developer of data synchronization solutions, has announced the launch of two-way synchronization and backup of contacts, calendar, tasks, and notes between PC and Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 with Timescape UI. The software offers two methods to sync with the Xperia X10: secure USB sync and automatic wireless
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Microsoft is leveraging its video game expertise to boost the appeal of its Windows Phone 7 line, aiming to compete with Apple's iPhone. A dedicated team inside Microsoft Game Studios will develop games for Windows phones, assist outside publishers, and scout independent game makers. Popular Xbox 360 console
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Proofpoint, Inc. has announced a significant upgrade to its SaaS email security and archiving solution, Proofpoint Enterprise Archive, aimed at reducing legal discovery risk and costs for organizations. The updated version provides a secure, searchable repository for all email messages, enabling enterprises to streamline the eDiscovery process and enforce retention
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The US entertainment and games software industry is a significant player in the global gaming market, with around 220 companies generating combined annual revenues of approximately $10 billion. Major companies in this industry include Activision Blizzard, Electronic Arts, Microsoft Game Studios, and THQ, among others. These companies cater to a
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Surescripts, the Nation's E-Prescription Network, has introduced a service that enables consumers to access an electronic record of their prescriptions. The Medication History for Personal Health Records (PHRs) service allows Microsoft HealthVault users to request and receive records of their dispensed medications from community pharmacies using Surescripts'
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As the closing bell neared, technology stocks managed to add to earlier gains, with the Dow Jones U.S. Technology Index jumping 13.78, or 2.4%, to 587.96. Microsoft (MSFT) and Apple (AAPL) both saw their shares rise 1.9% to $26.31 and $262.11, respectively, after
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The Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee held a hearing on consumer online privacy, chaired by Senator John Rockefeller (D-WV). The witnesses, comprising experts from various industries, discussed the complexities of online data collection, user interface design, and the balance between innovation and user expectations. Key issues arose regarding the
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The Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee held a hearing on consumer online privacy, with witnesses from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), Federal Communications Commission (FCC), and major technology companies. The hearing focused on the issues of consumer control over personal information, transparency, and security in the online world. Key
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NorthCape International, a leading Illinois-based manufacturer of high-quality outdoor furniture and accessories, has selected SYSPRO ERP software to support product-line expansion and provide in-depth insight into operations. The company, formerly using Quickbooks Enterprise Solutions, was seeking new ERP software to enhance current operations and support long-term growth. After a comprehensive
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Following a weak May, video game sales continued their downward trend in June 2010, with a 6% year-over-year decline in overall sales to $1.1 billion, according to research firm NPD. This decrease aligns with analysts' expectations. Despite the decline, hardware sales inched up 5% year over year to
