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(News) Google Pack, Google's free software package, no longer features Sun's StarOffice office suite.
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(News) Following a path laid out by companies such as Salesforce.com, risk-compliance software vendor Archer Technologies is opening up the Archer Exchange, an online marketplace and community site for applications built with its development framework, SmartSuite.
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(News) A head of a consulting firm that helps Oracle customers cut licensing deals with the enterprise software giant said Friday that fallout around Oracle's recent earnings announcement could help clients out at the bargaining table.
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(News) Microsoft and SAP said they will target the health care industry with Duet, software that integrates their desktop and back-end business applications.
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(News) Despite mounting opposition to Microsoft in Europe, the company released a package of products for e-government deployments.
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(News) IBM boosted its software portfolio for small and medium-size businesses with plans announced Friday to acquire Net Integration Technologies, a software vendor in Markham, Canada.
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(News) ClusterSeven, a spreadsheet monitoring software vendor based in New York and London, announced this week that its technology is now compatible with Google's hosted spreadsheet offering.
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