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Member since: June 2008
Areas of Interest: Cloud Computing, Hardware, Mobile, Networking, Software, Virtualization
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According to recent research, 51% of those currently using or planning to use UC technology expect to increase their spending.
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IDC predicts that MDM will be a billion-dollar business by 2015, but despite its bright future, MDM deployment is still in the early stages. According to IDG Enterprise’s 2013 Consumerization of IT in the Enterprise survey, only 28% of the 1,621 IT leaders polled said they have invested in an MDM solution.
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"Three years ago I would have called DDoS a nuisance. Now it is a threat to many more businesses," -- Vann Abernethy, NSFOCUS.
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"Big data is about looking ahead, beyond what everybody else sees" - Peter Sondergaard, Gartner
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Do you know a top-notch CIO or IT exec? Our sister site Computerworld is now accepting nominations for its 2014 Premier 100 IT Leaders awards.
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No one said change was easy. There is real and undeniable tension between the strategic future IT wants and its service provider legacy. For every push forward there is a pull back.
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ITworld staff wrote Book Giveaway: Win a copy of 'jQuery, jQuery UI, and jQuery Mobile: Recipes and Examples' ITworld is giving away 5 copies of "jQuery, jQuery UI, and jQuery Mobile: Recipes and Examples" to some lucky readers. Enter now for your chance to win!
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ITworld is giving away 5 copies of "The Book of GIMP: A Complete Guide to Nearly Everything" to some lucky readers. Enter now for your chance to win!
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By all accounts, the move to mobile is happening faster than anyone expected -- and faster than many companies are prepared for. Here's a snapshot of the momentum in the mobile market.
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ITworld staff answers Re: Windows Update always gets stuck at 13%, fails to install updates or rolls back on the next reboot. What can I do? I thought that Windows Update problems are a thing of the past, as they were quite a widespread source of complaints even in Windows 7. Guess what, they’re still alive and kicking in Windows 8. The forums are being overrun by users complaining about update-related problems and, yes, there are a lot of solutions for a lot of issues.
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ITworld staff asks Windows Update always gets stuck at 13%, fails to install updates or rolls back on the next reboot. What can I do? Windows Update always gets stuck at 13%, fails to install updates or rolls back on the next reboot. This is one of 12 of the worst Windows 8 problems. What should you do?
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If you can't move apps to the SD card, the only thing I can think of is that you put as many files as you can on the SD card or in the cloud. Can you download Android 4.3? If so, maybe that would solve the problem.
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From Wikipedia:
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Are you an open sharer or a proactive protector? Do you simply interact or do you shop til you drop? How you surf the Net says a lot about how much you care about privacy.
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Are you an open sharer or a proactive protector? Do you simply interact or do you shop til you drop? How you surf the Net says a lot about how much you care about privacy.
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Are you an open sharer or a proactive protector? Do you simply interact or do you shop til you drop? How you surf the Net says a lot about how much you care about privacy.
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Are you an open sharer or a proactive protector? Do you simply interact or do you shop til you drop? How you surf the Net says a lot about how much you care about privacy.
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Samsung Electro-Mechanics Division also signs agreement with PowerbyProxi to jointly develop new charging devices.
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Christopher Nerney answers Re: Why does the business side zone-out when they hear the term "Big Data"? Blackdog pretty much nails it: Business executives need technology explained in terms they understand. For them it's all about how it can impact the business. If you can show them how data analytics can identify ways to cut costs or shed new insights on their customers, they're more likely to buy in.5 days 40 min ago
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I’m a project manager and it seems that I spend more time reading and writing emails than managing my project. Any ideas? This email volume is killing me and my project.
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NASA will equip astronauts on the International Space Station with their very own 3D printer sometime next year.
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The difference is level of dependency on your Android device. Miracast requires your Android device to be active while in use (via the Miracast dongle). Chromecast only needs your Android device during initial set-up, after which it will be able to play the content desired no matter what your device is doing.
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Christopher Nerney wrote Study credits conservation for comeback of some endangered European species Being an endangered species isn't always a one-way ticket to extinction.
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Hopefully we can rule out the NSA. :) Interestingly, there's an entire website devoted to hard drive clicking sounds. It lists more than a dozen possible reasons, along with links to information for each possibility. Good luck with it.
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LexisNexis, Kroll, and Dunn & Bradstreet have been thoroughly pwned by identity stealing hackers. Who pays the price? You and me.
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Its new Audience Operating System combines your online and offline identities into one -- the better to sell you stuff. UPDATE: Acxiom responds
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Micron Wednesday said that it's started shipping engineering samples of its 3D Hybrid Memory Cube (HMC) to high-performance computing and network equipment makers.
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Christopher Nerney wrote Moon is 100 million years younger than we thought (and that's what too much sun can do you) So you thought you really knew our moon? Think again.
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I’m a DBA (Data Base Administrator) and am worried about my job. My company said that they will be including cloud-based applications as part of their system strategy moving forward. Should I start looking for a new job or stick it out and see what happens?
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Its new Audience Operating System combines your online and offline identities into one -- the better to sell you stuff. UPDATE: Acxiom responds
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Its new Audience Operating System combines your online and offline identities into one -- the better to sell you stuff. UPDATE: Acxiom responds
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Its new Audience Operating System combines your online and offline identities into one -- the better to sell you stuff. UPDATE: Acxiom responds
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Jim Lynch nailed it: The beginning of the end for RIM came with the release of the first iPhone in 2007. RIM's leadership was complacent and condescending toward competitors. Unfortunately, the ones who paid the biggest price were employees and shareholders.
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Christopher Nerney answers Re: What is a realistic amount of time to keep a smartphone before upgrading? It all depends on what you use a smartphone for. If it's mostly for texting and calling, an older phone is fine. But if you use a lot of apps, especially for your job, I think you need relatively up-to-date hardware and mobile OSes. I hung onto a Motorola Droid for three years, and the last year was torture.
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yes, I read those posts while I was researching the article. that's what I meant when I wrote "Google softened its stance on pseudonyms, but only to a degree." you will still have to jump through some hoops if you want to be known by a pseudonym (especially an unusual one, like a mononym) and only Google knows what the criteria for that are. if you want to sign up for G+ as "Joe Blow," and you don't have a 'significant' following or history associated with that name, you're still out of luck.
As online services incorporate facial recognition and other biometric technologies to identify users, the notion of participating online using a name not found on your government-issued ID may become a quaint relic of the early Internet.2 weeks 2 days ago
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dantynan shared Browser cookies are dead, but online tracking is still alive and kicking on LinkedIn Tracking cookies are so five minutes ago. The new privacy boogiemen? Google's AdID and browser fingerprinting.
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