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If its $2.1 billion bid for RSA Security goes through, EMC officially can't be called a "data storage" vendor anymore. At first blush, customers say they expect good things from the deal.
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Approva wins praise from customers of its financial-management apps, even though it's a newcomer.
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LogicalApps requires configuation to generate a clear picture of a company's finances, but generates reports quickly and helps pinpoint potential crimes.
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Oversight Systems helps cut auditing expenses.
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F5 Networks got its Web access appliance line by buying a 20-person startup, and some say it retains a kind of tinkering-in-the-garage touch.
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Aventail may have improved features and reliability with recent releases, but at least one customer is still sore over past product glitches.
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Customers say Citrix Systems offers tested products and good tools to access desktop applications—to some, however, its pricing is exorbitant.
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Countering new threats to your data requires more brainpower—and lots of persistence.
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BigFix has a staff of just 70, but the company's patch management products have made a huge impression on companies many times its size.
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LANDesk Software's tools are comprehensive and proactive, say many customers, but is the company more focused on maximizing cash flow than it used to be?
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PatchLink gets mixed reviews. Some think it's great; others have had problems.
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Symantec joined the spam-busting big leagues by acquiring Brightmail, but some wonder if the company is keeping its eye on the ball.
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MailFrontier's software is praised as being effective and useful, even by an otherwise disgruntled customer.
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Cloudmark may exaggerate its customer wins, but those who actually use the startup's products say they do the trick.
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CA must prove to some customers that it's committed to building on the technology of recent acquistion Netegrity.
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