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Office for iPad in 2014? Big mistake
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Google puts pressure on Microsoft, launches Quickoffice for iPhone and Android
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Mobile changing the way enterprises buy technology
Mobile devices and applications are streaming into enterprises, changing the way IT departments buy technology and relate to other employees, three vendor executives said this week at the MobileBeat conference in San Francisco.
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