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At C-Real Technologies we understand that strong industry partnerships are essential to our goal of helping our clients innovate and be high-performance businesses. We extends our technology and business capabilities through an alliance network of IT manufacturing market leaders and distribution partners, to provide our clients the best specialized skills and tailored solutions.
Through our distribution partners, we are also able to source other leading manufacturers like Acer, Sony and Lenovo as well as specialty products from Cisco, Samsung etc. By combining C-Real Technologies expertise in business consulting, technology services, with infrastructure and consulting experts, along with leading hardware and software products, C-Real Technologies can deliver industry-specific and cross-industry technology solutions.
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ITBE : Blog List - All Communities
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Smarter Integration in Seven Steps |
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03/09/2010 03:23 PM
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We talk about the hype cycle a lot in the tech press. Everybody knows it gets out of control sometimes, making it hard to identify the truth of a new technology or trend from the marketing hyperbole. But what we don't discuss – and what is
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The Death and Life of WiMax |
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03/09/2010 03:02 PM
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The exit of Cisco from the WiMax radio sector does nothing to alter the perception that Long Term Evolution (LTE) will be the winner in, well, the long term. As reported in a number of places, including Computerworld , Cisco is backing off from
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Is IT a Profit Center or a Cost Center? Yes |
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03/09/2010 02:45 PM
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Nothing (except maybe the theme from "Green Acres") sticks in my head quite like frequently aired TV commercials. I can't remember my daily schedule without a calendar, but I can unerringly match 20-year-old advertising slogans with the products they
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Schneier Says Public Must Fight to Protect Privacy Rights |
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03/09/2010 02:08 PM
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Speaking at the RSA conference recently, security expert and author Bruce Schneier warned that the public needs to speak up now if it wants laws requiring businesses to protect people's privacy. According to NetworkWorld : The longer
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