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Post-PC isn't just about consumers. Apple and IBM together might make the transition happen where it matters most: the workplace. 
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Connected boxes Twine and Ninja Blocks, card-like Electric Imp, and stand-alone sensor hub Knut all use sensors to communicate information about objects or the environment around them to the Internet — a concept known as “The Internet of Things.”
The Internet of Things has been around for a while. It includes gadgets like connected scales and the Nike+ shoe, as well as identifying technologies as simple as Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags. Over the last few years, however, the hardware involved in putting objects online has become more accessible — and The Internet of Things has made a beeline toward the mainstream.
“Trying to determine the market size of the Internet of Things is like trying to calculate the market for plastics, circa 1940,” Nelson explained in a report by consulting firm the Hammersmith Group. “At that time, it was difficult to imagine that plastics could be in everything. Via ddrrnt
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IBM propose une gamme complète d'offres Cloud regroupées sous la dénomination IBM SmartCloud et organisées dans trois catégories:... Via IT Partners
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Smart businesses will leverage their social channels to spread a positive brand reputation. Here are five ways to turn customers into brand ambassadors through customer service.
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Ne m’appelez plus LotusLive ! À l’occasion de sa conférence Lotusphere 2012, qui se tient cette semaine à Orlando, IBM a annoncé son intention de fondre les services collaboratifs en cloud du service LotusLive dans son offre de cloud SmartCloud. 2012.. Via IT Partners
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