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The Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council updates guidelines for disaster recovery preparedness and looks beyond IT for ensuring business continuity.

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With its Simple Storage Service and Elastic Compute Cloud, Amazon is blazing a trail to Web services and mixing it up with the likes of IBM and Sun — and maybe even Microsoft and Google. 
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Shares in Swiss-based computer peripherals maker Logitech gained up to 12 percent amid speculation Microsoft would launch a takeover bid, traders said.
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Xerox launched a multimillion dollar brand overhaul, aiming to cement its image as a technology and services provider and finally shed the notion that it simply makes copiers.
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The world's largest hotel company, InterContinental, is using a private online community to tap into the needs and desires of its most lucrative customers.
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AOL said it has realigned its advertising business and expanded a deal with Hewlett-Packard beyond the United States, as part of a move to take its properties and services into more than 30 countries in two years.
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Microsoft began to place advertisements on its U.S. MSN Mobile page, moving into the nascent mobile phone advertising business.
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Miami-Dade County used XML-based Web services to make its call center more responsive to citizens--and data more accessible to government departments.
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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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Before deploying an on-demand system, ResortCom's Alex Marxer had to realign the company's business processes.
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What challenges do organizations face when they adopt a hosted customer relationship management service? Five managers who've cut their teeth on CRM offer their advice.
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Start with your sales operation. Add fast-deploying applications. Then drop the maintenance costs. Could this be a recipe for the end of software as we know it?
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RightNow's 2006 acquisition of SalesNet boosted its sales product.
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A new, tiered pricing model couldn't hurt, customers say.
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Oracle's smooth integration of Siebel kept customers happy.

 
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    Xerox launched a multimillion dollar brand overhaul, aiming to cement its image as a technology and services provider and finally shed the notion that it simply makes copiers.
    The world's largest hotel company, InterContinental, is using a private online community to tap into the needs and desires of its most lucrative customers.
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    What challenges do organizations face when they adopt a hosted customer relationship management service? Five managers who've cut their teeth on CRM offer their advice.
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