 silicon.com: SMEs crazy in love with iPhone
The 3G iPhone has been selling more than expected to SMEs, according to O2 - but the operator admits it's proving harder to win around the corporate world.Ben Dowd, head of business sales at O2, told silicon.com: "We have seen tremendous success across our channels in terms of the iPhone 3G model. Very, very strong in SME and also creating a lot of interest ...
 Financial Times: From geek to online guru
A dyslexic web designer, a call-centre operative and a single mother all had their fortunes changed thanks to their use of social networking websites
Financial Times: Prudent partnerships
As sources of early-stage funding dry up, astute entrepreneurs are learning how to benefit from tie-ups with big companies
Financial Times: Private equity must prove its value
Unless things are donedifferently, the backers will disappear, the money will dry up and credibility for the profession will be destroyed, writes Luke Johnson
silicon.com: "It's either Segways or Strangeways"
January"There are very few companies that understand software."-- Former chairman of Microsoft, Bill Gates, speaking in an interview with silicon.com sister site CNET News.com
silicon.com: Five tech predictions for 2009
silicon.com's Jo Best has been doing a spot of crystal ball gazing. Here's five predictions for the tech trends to watch outfor in 2009 - and a couple of things that aren't very likely at allÂ…The rise of 'free as in beer' softwareWith SMEs being hit by the credit crunch perhaps harder than anyone and yet having the same need for up-to-date tech as other com ...
silicon.com: Intel gives vPro 'one button techies' makeover
Intel has released round three of vPro, its desktop management platform, sporting new features aimed at IT teams looking after a dispersed workforce.As part of the update to vPro, the system will get extra remote management capabilities. One new feature, Remote Alerts, will allow techies to remotely fix machines outside of the corporate firewall and dodge th ...
silicon.com: 2009: iPhone fights Storm for biz hearts and minds
Despite a slowdown in mobile device sales, next year's enterprise mobility market will witness a face-off between the Apple iPhone and the BlackBerry Storm for enterprise hearts and minds.According to a report by analysts Forrester Research, 2009 will see take-up of the iPhone peak in SMEs, buoyed by the less stringent mobility demands of the small business ...
silicon.com: Lenovo and Microsoft serve up SME tech bonanza
Lenovo and Microsoft have unveiled their latest server technologies aimed at small and medium-sized businesses.Lenovo has launched its ThinkServer range, extending its product line beyond its more established laptop and screens business.
Financial Times: Expansion in anyone's language
Larry Gould, founder of a fast-growing translation business, says it can survive and thrive in its third recession
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Hong Kong shares close sharply higher as markets off to good 2009 start UPDATE
Autonomy CEO Declared Entrepreneur of the Year 2009
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