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cloudsummit.com - 10/14/2008

Cloud Summit Executive 2008 - Cloud Computing Conference

— cloudsummit.com — MR Rangaswami Co-Founder of Sand Hill Group and Host, Cloud Summit... (more) Cloud Summit Executive 2008 - Cloud Computing ...

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venturebeat.com - 10/3/2008

Microsoft embraces the cloud with Amazon’s help

— venturebeat.com — Microsoft , the king of traditional, desktop-based software companies, has two pieces of news today showing its... movement into the Internet cloud. First, Amazon said its Elastic Compute Cloud — its popular environment for running web ... (more) Microsoft embraces the cloud with Amazon’s help

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QikCom Adds Its Own Twist To Enterprise Twitter: The TabStore (Invites)
TechCrunch — ... We now have a horse race for who will become the enterprise version of Twitter. Today marks the beta launch of QikCom, which is aimed at companies that want their employees to communicate with each other privately in a Twitter-like fashion. QikCom joins ...

Why I Like Yammering About Business
Internet Evolution: — ... , and QikCom . Each of these companies is adding features as quickly as possible -- the ability to connect from mobile devices, to create groups, to delete messages, to customize the interface to match your company branding and to use an API to integrate this into existing enterprise applications. While security is a chore for so many Web 2.0 tools, for these micro-messaging tools there is an amazingly simple security model. To participate in the messaging for company X, all you need to have is an email address at companyx.com. A simple email verification message and the ...

That Was Quick: QikCom Hits The Deadpool
TechCrunch — It seems like only yesterday when we covered the beta launch of QikCom, which was poised to become another horse in the race for the first real Twitter-for-enterprises alongside Yammer and Present.ly. It was almost yesterday, as they released the application to the public in October 2008. Now, a look at their website teaches us the micro-messaging service has already folded under the pressure of the race. QikCom hits the deadpool, and companies who were using the service only have a couple of days to retrieve their ...