From conference rooms that collapse to desks that roll, companies
like Google and Cisco are giving their offices a makeover to meet
the needs of a mobile workforce.
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Web 2.0 Summit: A coverage
Companies of all sizes are harnessing the Web 2.0 aesthetic — hosted applications, user-generated content, open programming interfaces and online communities — to give their users a more personalized and fulfilling web experience and to gain an advantage.
Web 2.0 Summit attracts all the major players and the innovative startups.
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Amazon.com: Business Services
Bezos wants Amazon to run your business, at least the messy technical and logistical parts of it, using those same technologies and operations that power his $10 billion online store. In the process, Bezos aims to transform Amazon into a kind of 21st century digital utility. It’s as if Wal-Mart Stores Inc. (WMT ) had decided to turn itself inside out, offering its industry-leading supply chain and logistics systems to any and all outsiders, even rival retailers. Except Amazon is starting to rent out just about everything it uses to run its own business, from rack space in its 10 million square feet of warehouses worldwide to spare computing capacity on its thousands of servers, data storage on its disk drives, and even some of the millions of lines of software code it has written to coordinate all that.
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