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Enterprise (Insurance and Technology)Insurers are rethinking ECM strategies to benefit the entire enterprise rather than business silos, resulting in customer service, productivity and compliance improvements.

Review: Can Xandros Linux Steal Microsoft's 'Media Center' Show? (Linux Pipeline)With its latest, media-centric Linux desktop product, Xandros is focusing on short list of features designed to push Microsoft out of a market where the company has never faced a serious challenger. Does Xandros have what it takes to beat Redmond in its own back yard?

Enterprise Insurers are rethinking ECM strategies to benefit the entire enterprise rather than business silos, (Finance Technology Network)As insurers seek to transform their businesses into customer-centric organizations, many carriers are reexamining enterprise content management (ECM) technologies.

Max Papis pre-race notes (Motorsport.com)Miami, Fla. (August 10, 2006) - 2004 Grand Am Rolex Series Champion, Max Papis, is ready for his NASCAR debut at Watkins Glen this weekend.

Synaptris & Percussion Software Partner to Provide Integrated Reporting Facilities to IBM Lotus Domino Server (PR Web via Yahoo! News) San Jose, CA (PRWEB) August 9, 2006 -- Synaptris Inc.

LinuxWorld Conference & Expo Exhibitor Profiles (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance) SAN FRANCISCO----Aug. 11, 2006--LinuxWorld Conference & Expo takes place Aug. 14 - 17 at the Moscone Center. For in-depth information about the event visit http://www.linuxworldexpo.com/live/12/ .

Salvation Army to upgrade helpdesk system (Computing.co.uk) Tom Young, Computing , Tuesday 8 August 2006 at 00:00:00 The charity turns to Lotus Notes to improve efficiency The Salvation Army has supplied its UK based international headquarters with a Lotus Notes-based helpdesk system. The charity, which works in 111 countries worldwide, has been using GWI?s c.Support software... > Read the full article

'Exchange killers' are successfully stalking Microsoft messaging (NewsForge)A few years ago, small open source-based companies that dared to challenge Microsoft Exchange and lotus notes in the corporate email and collaboration server marketplace got "David challenges Goliath, isn't that special?" stories written about them. Now, open source messaging and collaboration software providers are a normal part of the IT business landscape. And, according to OpenXchange

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