Changes to the regulations should make it easier for cloud clients and vendors to understand their responsibilities.
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Regulations and the cloud: HIPAA modification provides clarity
Salesforce.com Inc., the largest seller of online customer-management software, is working on technology to help corporate clients sift through social-network traffic to track what potential customers are saying.
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Salesforce.com to Offer Companies Social-Network Data Sifting
Investors should consider buying shares of BlackBerry maker Research In Motion Ltd., according to Laszlo Birinyi, who advised clients to buy equities before they bottomed in March 2009.
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Laszlo Birinyi Recommends RIM as ‘Long Shot’ Investment Idea
HCL Technologies Ltd., an Indian provider of technology services whose clients include Deutsche Bank AG and GlaxoSmithKline Plc, said the European debt crisis will help it to buy and partner with local companies.
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India’s HCL Targets ‘Aggressive’ Deals Amid European Debt Crisis
Telecom Italia SpA’s home country risks falling behind in the $68.3 billion market for computer- cloud services that allow clients to cut costs because of Italy’s information technology “illiteracy.”
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Telecom Italia Sees Lack of Tech Savvy Hurting Cloud Growth
Telecom Italia SpA’s home country risks falling behind in the $68.3 billion market for computer- cloud services that allow clients to cut costs because of Italy’s information technology “illiteracy.”
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Telecom Italia Sees Lack of Tech Savvy Hampering Cloud Growth
Infosys Ltd., India’s second-largest software exporter, said growth may slow next year because of a possible reduction in technology spending by clients.
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Infosys Sees ‘Hit’ in 2012 as Clients Reduce Tech Spending
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., the world’s largest contract manufacturer of chips, posted its first profit decline in almost two years and forecast revenue and profitability that missed analysts’ estimates after global economic weakness forced clients to scale back orders.
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TSMC Profit, Sales Outlook Miss Estimates on Slower Economy
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., the world’s largest contract manufacturer of chips, posted its first profit decline in almost two years and cut its expansion plan after Europe’s debt crisis forced clients to scale back orders.
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TSMC Reports First Profit Drop in Two Years on Weak Demand
Wipro Ltd., India’s third-largest software exporter, posted profit that met analyst estimates and forecast revenue from computer services may rise as little as 2 percent as clients hold off from outsourcing larger projects.
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Wipro Net Meets Estimates; Forecasts 2% Rise in IT Sales