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    Dell has announced today the expansion of its enterprise services capabilities for customers in Australia and New Zealand with the enhancement of Dell Professional Services (DPS) offerings.

  • AOL quits enterprise IM game

    America Online will no longer offer its flagship instant messenger software for businesses, the company said Monday, as the so-called enterprise IM segment appears better suited to more established applications vendors.

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    Microsoft and IBM are in a fight to the death in Asia-Pacific but Oracle might end up the loser.

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