All About Nortel, a solid blog from Mark Evans, raises an interesting question about Deloitte’s decision to leverage managed telepresence services from Nortel Networks. Here’s a look at Mark’s analysis. I’m not suggesting there’s anything shady about the Nortel-Deloitte deal. But Evans is smart to point out the irony.
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.@salesforce revives Data Recovery Service it retired last year as @AvePoint launches #Salesforce #CloudBackup.… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
