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The Asia Pacific enterprise smartphone market is set for a shakeup over the next five years, with analyst firm Ovum predicting that Windows Phone handsets will make up 25 per cent of sales by 2016.
In a new report, Enterprise Smartphone Forecast: 2011 -- 2016, the company forecasts that enterprise shipments of Windows Phone smartphones in Asia Pacific will reach 1.1 million in five years time; a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 37 per cent compared to shipments of 236,000 during 2011.
However, Ovum principal analyst, Pauline Trotter, said in a statement that BlackBerry will still retain 25 per cent market share of shipments in 2016.
"Enterprise shipments of BlackBerry will grow from 638,000 at the end of this year to 1.1 million at the end of 2016, a CAGR of 121 per cent," she said.
According to Ovum, the number of business users of iPhones will increase due to the continuing consumerisation of IT. Shipments were predicted to reach 455,000 in 2016, a CAGR of 19 per cent, compared to numbers of 189,000 in 2011.
Android smartphones are forecast to achieve a CAGR of 29 per cent while other operating systems, such as Symbian, are predicted to reach 18 per cent CAGR in 2016.
"The majority of companies in Asia Pacific do not provide mobile devices to their employees so the bring your own device [BYOD] policy is already a reality in the region," Trotter said.
"However, rather than aiming at improving end-user satisfaction this is driven primarily by cost constraints."
She added that business smartphone shipments would rise from 2.5 million at the end of 2011 to 4.5 million by 2016, a CAGR of 12 per cent. BlackBerry would remain the overall leader for the forecast period as its device management and security capabilities made it a "favourite" with IT departments, Trotter said. "However, reflecting trends in the consumer smartphone market, Windows Phone and other operating systems will make significant gains. Ongoing improvements in manageability of these device platforms, and support for more business applications, will begin to make these devices much more appealing to enterprise buyers," she said.

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Student - 1667 Words
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8 How To Escape From Intellectual Rub
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My Essay - 505 Words
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My name is Suzanne and I am a 35 year old housewife to my commercial painter husband. I have two sons, Padraic (13) and Owen (8).
I started this recipe/food blog partly because I was always being asked by friends and family for my recipes and partly because I am fascinated with the science behind quality baking and cooking. I like to know why a certain recipe turns out great, or alternatively doesn't. I am not just happy to throw something together and hope that it turns out well. I want to be assured that my baking and cooking efforts are sure to please all my exacting preferences.
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I genuinely enjoy and find much pleasure by being in my kitchen, baking up something wonderful for my family, putting together an aromatic and tasty meal that satisfies the men in my household.
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Of all the burgeoning talent waiting to dethrone 2008's vapid chart-botherers, Dan Black is perhaps the most intriguing. He strikes a pose somewhere between Jane's Addiction and Calvin Harris; a charismatic dancefloor-botherer unwilling to sacrifice pop hooks for lyrical honesty, with a penchant for cutting a shape or two that sets him apart from most solo male artists currently grasping at celebrity. Black made the break for solo stardom after teetering on the brink of international success with fringe indie outfit The Servant for almost a decade, presumably tired of waiting for his big moment. After a period of ensconcement in Paris, he jerks into Edinburgh headlining the NME-sponsored Wonky Pop Tour, which has become a reliable launch-pad for young artists.
Much of the work is already done, though. He already has many of the raw materials to fashion mainstream popularity. Sporting stellar cheekbones and a knack for dark lyrical inflection, Black possesses a rasping croon that has seen him compared to a young Liam Gallagher. He has garnered his fair share of hype too, albeit with a late-Noughties twist. His patchwork cover of Notorious BIG's 'Hypnotize' has drawn the ephemeral gaze of the blogosphere's taste-makers, with the likes of Perez Hilton getting all hot and bothered over the track's doting charisma and canny sampling of Rhianna's 'Umbrella'. Commentators from more stately mediums – no less than the BBC Radio 1 Head of Music - have tipped Black for huge success in 2009. Perfect, then, to catch him at the somewhat less-than-huge Cabaret Voltaire sweatbox before he achieves ubiquity.


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2010 is going to be the year of the #Girlracer. Women are showing their talent as well as their knowledge and support for favorite drivers and teams in numbers that will only continue to climb. Mark my words, 2010 is going to be a year for the history books in more ways than one.
So in closing, let's all say goodbye to 2009 and welcome the year of 2010 in with a big bang. Be safe in your celebrations, and make sure your all around to enjoy this New Year for all that it brings us.
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Like most spiritual things, spiritual growth is best done in community. We wrestle with others, not to sharpen our blades against one another, but to engage spiritual questions and allow ourselves to be transformed in community.
Last night, J and I sat at the bar at Ajax for a couple of hours and, like the incredibly good theology nerds that we are, discussed the nature of spiritual experience. We made fun of the English grad students sitting next to us for their pompous diatribes on Shakespeare, immediately returning to our own pompous explanations of the individuality of an experience of God.
For all our pomposity and arrogance, though, discussions like that with J are one of the most clarifying ways of understanding what's happening in the world for me. We agree enough to understand the subject matter, and we disagree enough to refine one another's opinions.
Penny's post and that conversation put my lenten travels into perspective. In the next 6 weeks, I'll get to see and sit and talk with almost all of my closest friends. Almost. And I might have to extend my travels past Easter - to get to Northern Virginia and France. But something is happening ("I do not want to make more of this than what it is," I wrote the other day, "but it is. It is.") and I want to be with the people who have become, over these last few years, my community.


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In this module , we will demonstrate how to set up and verify a basic availability and IM deployment. This will allow your CUPC users to add contacts, view user availability, receive incoming IMs, initiate outgoing IMs and participate in group chat rooms. Assumptions:
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Create the users Charles Holland, Sue Miller and Neena Patel on the Active Directory server.
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Before You Begin: Create the Example.com branch in Active Directory.
Right-click on the users folder in the Example.com branch, and select New > User.
Create the user Charles Holland.
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I've come to realize that I don't do well with infinite choices. I can't stand restaurants with huge, long menus. Picking paint colors for the house has always given me anxiety. And I would never be able to handle satellite TV – way too many channels!! I don't think I'm bad at making decisions; I just like things to be narrowed down for me.
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Kane and Abel (novel)
First edition
|Jeffrey Archer
|United Kingdom
|Hodder & Stoughton
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Kane and Abel is a 1979 novel by British author Jeffrey Archer. The title and story is a play on the Biblical brothers, Cain and Abel. Released in the United Kingdom in 1979 and in the United States in February 1980, the book was an international success. It reached No. 1 on the New York Times best-seller list and in 1985 was made into a CBS television miniseries titled Kane & Abel starring Peter Strauss as Rosnovski and Sam Neill as Kane. An Indian adaptation titled Kismat (Destiny), produced by YRF Television, was set in Mumbai in post independent India.
The sequel to Kane and Abel is The Prodigal Daughter with Florentyna Kane as the protagonist.
Due to its success as a bestseller, Kane & Abel is amongst the top 100 list of best-selling books in the world, against To Kill a Mockingbird and Gone with the Wind.
In 2003, Kane and Abel was listed at number 96 on the BBC's survey The Big Read.[1]
Plot summary
The book tells the stories of two men born worlds apart. They have nothing in common except the same date of birth (18 April 1906) and a zeal to succeed in life. William Lowell Kane is a wealthy and powerful Boston Brahmin while Abel Rosnovski (originally named Wladek Koskiewicz) is a Pole who was born in a situation of great poverty and eventually migrated to the United States.
William follows the steps of his father, Richard Kane, to become a successful banker. When William was still a child, Richard dies in the Titanic disaster, leaving William fatherless and heir to the Kane & Cabot bank. William displays extraordinary discipline and intelligence as a young man at St. Paul's School and later at Harvard. His mother, Anne, marries Henry Osborne, who turns out to be interested in gambling and women. William hates Henry from the beginning and spends most of the time at Harvard and at his best friend Mathew Lester's home. William dreams of becoming the chairman of Lester's bank one day. Henry spends every last penny of Kane's mother's money on the pretext of speculation, while she dies in a miscarriage. Kane throws Henry out of his home.
Wladek Koskiewicz is born in a forest and raised by a trapper family. When he grows up and is found to have exceptional intelligence, Baron Rosnovski asks him to become a companion to his son Leon so Wladek might prove to be a competition to him. Wladek agrees to go to the Baron's castle on the condition that he can bring along his elder sister Florentyna. Soon afterwards, World War I breaks out. Germans attack Poland and capture the Baron, his staff and son in his castle. Leon dies by the hand of a soldier. Before dying, the Baron hands him his silver band of authority. Wladek realises that the Baron was his father when he finds that, like him, the Baron too had a missing nipple. Florentyna is raped and killed in front of young Wladek by Russian soldiers.
Wladek was then moved to Siberia from where he manages to escape to Turkey after facing many hardships. There, he nearly loses his hand (a common punishment in the Middle East and in the Ottoman empire, predecessor of Turkey, before 20th century) for stealing food but is rescued by two British diplomats. They transfer him to the Polish consulate from where with their help, he migrates to America and assumes the name Abel Rosnovski.
He starts his life as a waiter in the Hotel Plaza, while taking night classes in English at Columbia University. While Abel is working there, Davis Leroy, owner of the Richmond group of hotels, is impressed by his work and appoints him manager of his flagship hotel. Abel converts the ill-managed hotel to a profit-making one and buys stock in the chain. During the Great Depression, the hotel needs a backer and Davis, unable to find one, commits suicide leaving the remaining shares in the Richmond Group to Abel. Before committing suicide, Davis mentions that Kane & Cabot was the bank that didn't support him. Abel thus plans for revenge and considers Kane his arch rival. The bank gets him an anonymous backer. Abel assumes it to be David Maxton, owner of Stevens' hotel. During this time, Abel catches up with his old time friends, George and marries Zaphia, both Polish emigres.
Abel changes the name of the hotel from Richmond to Baron and builds up a successful hotel chain. By collaborating with Henry Osborne, who had by now entered politics, Abel plans to ruin Kane and his bank. Abel begets a daughter, named Florentyna in memory of his dead sister while Kane has a son, Richard. Abel during World War II would save Kane's life in France, unaware to each other. He divorces Zaphia when he returns home from the war.
Meanwhile Kane's bank and Lester's bank merge and a provision is made that anyone who has a share of 8% can summon board meetings. Abel tries desperately to obtain 8% of the bank's stock but Kane manages to thwart his attempts. They unknowingly meet each other many times throughout the novel.
Florentyna Rosnovski and Richard Kane happen to meet and fall in love without knowing about the rivalry between their fathers. They get married amid vehement protests from their fathers and start a chain of boutique stores named Florentyna's.
Finally, Abel manages to obtain enough shares of the bank and ousts Kane from power. Kane decides to forgive his son and daughter-in-law and expresses his wish to meet them. He dies before he is able to see them and his grandson William. Abel then comes to know that his backer was not David Maxton, but William Kane. Filled with remorse, he reconciles with his daughter and son-in-law. Abel dies soon after, and bequeathes everything to his daughter Florentyna, except his silver band of authority, which he leaves to his grandson, whom Florentyna and Richard have named "William Abel Kane".
- ↑ "BBC – The Big Read". BBC. April 2003, Retrieved 18 November 2012


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