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Jake Widman
Wednesday, 20 May 2009 02:02
The Cube will come with Intuit's QuickBooks Enterprise Solutions financial management software.
Perhaps most interesting, though, is the way the Cube connects to IBM's new-to-the-U.S. Smart Market online applications store.
Reminiscent of Apple's iPhone App Store, the Smart Market enables Cube owners to download business software and easily configure it for their business.
Sixteen software vendors are already offering 48 business applications through the Market, ranging from collaborative project management to SMB-oriented business intelligence to CRM tools.
The IBM/Intuit appliance starts at $7,745 and is available through IBM and Intuit Value Added Resellers.
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