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Department of Veterans Affairs will move 600,000 users to Microsoft's cloud email and collaboration services in one of the biggest cloud computing deals to date.
In what could be one of the biggest cloud computing contracts to date by number of users, the Department of Veterans Affairs will move 600,000 users to Microsoft cloud email and collaboration services.
The five-year, $36 million contract will first see 15,000 VA employees move to Microsoft's government community cloud collaboration offering, Office 365 for Government, with the rest of the agency's 600,000 users to follow over the remainder of the contract period. The agency will use Office 365 for email, calendaring, instant messaging, web and video conferences, Office collaboration tools and SharePoi
Instead of working directly with Microsoft, VA has signed on with HP Enterprise Services, which will act as the systems integrator and provide disaster recovery services. However, VA has a long history as a big Microsoft shop. In July, for example, the agency signed a five-year enterprise agreement giving the agency access to a broad array of Microsoft products and services..More
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Technology solutions giant HP's Southeast Asia Anti-Counterfeit Programme (ACF) helped officers from the enforcement division of the Malaysian Ministry of Domestic Trade, Co-operatives and Consumerism seize more than 11,520 counterfeit printing supplies in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
HP global brand protection and anti-counterfeit manager, printing and personal systems, Jeff Kwasny, said the authorities seized more than 719 counterfeit ink cartridges, 3,132 counterfeit toner cartridges and 7,669 various components used to make counterfeit HP cartridges from an entity who was an HP managed partner selling into the Malaysian market...More
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HP Exec Alan Kessler Leaves for CEO Role at Vormetric
Vormetric, a player in the business of enterprise-grade encryption and key management, said today that it had named Alan Kessler, a former VP at tech giant Hewlett-Packard and a veteran of several tech companies including Palm and 3Com, as its new CEO.
Kessler’s most recent title at HP was VP of worldwide sales and service for enterprise security products, where he was responsible for running its security portfolio, includingArcSight, TippingPoint and Fortify.
Kessler’s resume includes a stint as the president and COO of Palm back in the late 1990s when it was still a subsidiary of 3Com. (Both Palm and 3Com eventually ended up being acquired, though separately, by HP.) While at Palm, he took primary responsibility for the software business and oversaw the growth of its community of software developers, which went from 25,000 to north of 100,000. He first joined 3Com in 1985....More
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Staples Inc. SPLS +3.07% swung to a fiscal third-quarter loss as it swallowed the falling value of its struggling European operations, but it managed to hold core earnings steady, despite lower sales.
The company's shares were up 2.6% at $11.45 in 4 p.m. trading Wednesday, as the largest office-supply chain in the U.S., unlike rivals, showed improvement in same-store sales from the previous quarter and unexpectedly held its outlook steady.
Earlier this month, however, smaller competitors Office Depot Inc. ODP +3.66% and OfficeMax Inc. OMX -0.36% reported unexpectedly strong third-quarter earnings growth as they benefited from progress in turnaround strategies, something Staples has only recently begun in earnest...More
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Toshiba Tec has unveiled a new, eco-friendly copy machine that allows users to erase printed documents, and reuse them as blank sheets of paper – reducing their carbon footprint in the process.
The “Loops” copier system, the first of its kind, combines two separate machines: a special toner that uses erasable ink, and a machine that applies heat to wipe the paper clean. The system, unveiled Monday, has the capability to erase 30 sheets per minute, cutting down the amount of paper used by 80 percent, compared to standard copy machines, according to a company spokeswoman...Details
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Ricoh Electronics Expanding Lawrenceville Plant, Adding Jobs
Ricoh Electronics Inc. will add 58 jobs as part of a 35,500-square-foot expansion of its thermal media coating facility in Lawrenceville, Ga.
The Lawrenceville facility opened in 1990, and has expanded several times on its 69.5 acre campus. The current expansion will house a cutting-edge thermal media coater that will produce paper to be converted into tags and labels used in a variety of industries including transportation, retail, industrial and medical...Details
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This month’s news that Samsung Electronics is encroaching on Apple’s domination of thetablet device market came less than a year after it overtook its US rival to become the leading smartphone maker by unit sales.
Now the world’s biggest technology company by revenues, Samsung looms even larger at home, with last year’s revenue of $149bn equating to 13 per cent of South Korea’s
That economic weight is provoking domestic unease among suppliers trying to avoid excessive reliance on sales to Samsung, politicians concerned about its influence, and competitors who have failed to keep pace with the company’s rapid growth....More
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Organisations are constantly looking for ways to cut costs. When it comes to IT, the means by which they go about this are numerous, from outsourcing development or support, to consolidating servers and reviewing licensing. However, there are other areas that deserve attention in the battle to make savings: specifically those areas where lines of responsibility are uncertain.
One such area is printing and copying. Rarely seen as a priority by IT, printing is nevertheless viewed as mission-critical by 63 per cent of respondents to a recent Computing readership survey - think of the mayhem that typically ensues when a key office printer fails and you’ll quickly understand why. From invoices to reports, letters to presentations, someone is printing something almost every minute of every working day....More
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With falling sales, and having to exit certain businesses,Paul Rooke, chief executive of $4 billion Lexmark should be an unhappy man.
The 53-year-old CEO of Lexmark, which makes printers and offers related services to corporations, exited inkjet printer business a few months ago as people are printing less and less every day. Lexmark , he said, will focus more on software services, an area that he is bolstering through targeted acquisitions....Read More
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A feud at South Korea's giant Samsung Group over the family fortune has spilled from the courts into an ancestral rite to commemorate the group's deceased founder, a traditional Korean ceremony where family attendance is mandatory.
Descendants of Samsung founder Lee Byung-chull, including Samsung Electronics Chairman Lee Kun-hee, are holding separate memorial services for the first time in 25 years, South Korea's CJ Group said on Wednesday.
The two branches of the Lee family, South Korea's richest business dynasty, are engaged in a bitter legal battle over billions of dollars worth of shares in Samsung group companies and traded barbs.........Read More
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As she and other company executives announced third-quarter financial results, they also looked ahead to the fourth quarter and said they would spend $100 million on "restructuring" — usually corporate-speak for layoffs.
On Tuesday, Xerox provided some details of that restructuring: By the end of the year, 2,500 current employees will be former employees.
The layoffs amount to less than 2% of Xerox's worldwide workforce of 146,000 people. Those losing their jobs will be "mainly in the services side of the business," said Karen Arena, a spokeswoman at corporate headquarters in Norwalk, Conn...More
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New York The Federal Circuit is clinging to the incorrect notion that authorized foreign sales do not exhaust U.S. patent rights, Ninestar Technology Co. Ltd. said in urging the U.S. Supreme Court to review an $11.1 million fine over ink cartridge imports the U.S. International Trade Commission leveled against it.
The Chinese company, which was slapped with the $11.1 million civil penalty for violating an ITC exclusion order on ink-jet printer cartridges that allegedly infringed Seiko Epson Corp. patents, said in a Nov. 2 petition that its case... More
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