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Major iPhone announcements could turn the device into a Blackberry killer, and finally give Apple  a foothold in the corporate space.

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Integrating electronic systems that track organ transplants has been a challenge for most hospitals. But the Baltimoremedical center is refining a database that could serve as a model for the industry.
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When FNF Construction made the move from oudated project-tracking software to a customized business intelligence system, it hit pay dirt.
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Small and midsize businesses are adopting on-demand telecommunications and applications vendors for savings, service.
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Big companies, once hesitant about virtualization, are now embracing the technology. In some cases, though, they're still waiting to see the benefit. It won't be long.
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The search engine GlobalSpec has faced a lot of challenges, but now has 3.6 million registered users and is profitable. It's a reminder of the good that can sometimes ensue when new management comes in and changes direction.
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Aeroplan's evolution from Air Canada's frequent-flier plan to a standalone loyalty marketing program hinged on integrating its systems with new business partners.
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Stormhoek Vineyards created the equivalent of a digital grapevine to promote its products and more. Did it work?
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Expanding its product lines helped Dick's Sporting Goods grow from a mid-market player to one of the country's premier athletic retailers. But first it had to become more nimble in the ways it managed and tracked its offerings.
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A Valentine's day ice storm put a strain on JetBlue's systems and processes for handling reservations, rerouting traffic and tracking flight crews. How did they handle it?
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Will a new e-commerce platform help the $400 million retailer, which gets 30% of its revenue from the Web, compete against the national big-box retailers?
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Midsize companies are replacing sticky notes and spreadsheets with software to analyze customer data. Here are five technology strategies for attracting and retaining customers.
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Identifying core processes and centralizing tech decision-making are among the keys to success.

 
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When FNF Construction made the move from oudated project-tracking software to a customized business intelligence system, it hit pay dirt.
Big companies, once hesitant about virtualization, are now embracing the technology. In some cases, though, they're still waiting to see the benefit. It won't be long.
Aeroplan's evolution from Air Canada's frequent-flier plan to a standalone loyalty marketing program hinged on integrating its systems with new business partners.
Stormhoek Vineyards created the equivalent of a digital grapevine to promote its products and more. Did it work?
Expanding its product lines helped Dick's Sporting Goods grow from a mid-market player to one of the country's premier athletic retailers. But first it had to become more nimble in the ways it managed and tracked its offerings.
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