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ZDNet Education - June 17, 2009
	Intel Eco System Summit: Demo Day Today is the last day of the Summit. It's largely focused on a variety of product demos; I should also have time to talk further with the Canonical folks. Follow the quick updates below or directly on Twitter. I'll be blogging the details over the next couple of days. A cloud-based PIM kids will want to use I lose everything. Most people who know me understand that giving me notes, papers, pens, etc., is a surefire way to get them lost. My wife won't even send me lunches packed in Tupperware anymore. I'll be lucky to find my lunch, let alone the Tupperware to bring back home. Netpal netbook: consumers only I've spent the last day and half immersed in Intel's Classmate PC Eco System Summit, talking to Intel developers, folks from Microsoft and Canonical, local OEMs handling Classmate sales and distribution, and hardware and software vendors developing for the Classmate platform. Get Latest Headlines in RSS		NEW TECHNOLOGIES How much do your peers earn? Find out on activeTechPros if you're an IT professional. * * * * * * * * Introducing activeBizPros: a salary resource for business professionals We're in the midst of building our beta community site. Come join us and help drive the salary charts. Limited-edition eBook: Service Oriented Architecture For Dummies Learn the basics of SOA by following 7 real-life companies as they experience the truly game-changing effects of this important technology initiative. Unrivaled Red Hat support now available from Novell Get top-ranked Novell support for your Existing Red Hat Environment Telecommunications Providers: Slow the Rate of Customer Churn Discover how powerful data-mining techniques can help you combat the high cost of customer churn in this enlightening white paper. IBM Technology Series: Building a Planet of Smarter Cities Join the conversation on leveraging technology to bring smarter transportation, safer neighborhoods, better schools and more to stressed urban areas worldwide.
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