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New mobile cloud apps and services have been announced to help businesses manage and deliver content from the cloud.

A new SaaS offering has been released in order to help businesses develop their own enterprise apps or consumer apps.

Imagine if you had a way to capture beyond the screen; to capture all your movements and annotate along the way.

As an IT marketing guy, I spend a lot of time thinking about the number 9. Truth be told, I don’t always...

Multinational company CEOs are one of the most vocal advocates of the managed cloud services phenomenon. Many have been through the painful process of watching helplessly as their CIO championed the deployment of monolithic ERP and CRM systems -- only to discover that these huge enterprise software projects failed to live up to their promise.

There has been another rash of security/privacy issues by major internet companies. Actually it’s more of an ongoing issue than it is a recent outbreak. And much of the ongoing trouble is related to a poor understanding of “opt in” vs “opt out” methodologies, and some pretty poor business choices in that area.

These days it seems like everyone has their head in the cloud. At least from an interest level that is. When it comes to actually using the cloud, they’re not necessarily ready for a real cloud deployment. The conversation usually goes something like this:

It’s finally official – at least for those who are aware of how the web works. Yesterday Adobe announced that they will be discontinuing flash support for mobile devices. To be sure they did plenty of backpedaling about renewed focus and new features for the desktop, but make no mistake, they see the light at the end of the tunnel, and they finally figured out it’s a train. Hello HTML5 Express!