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	Why IPv6? Vint Cerf keeps blaming himself Are you struggling with or dreading the thought of IPv6? If so, Vint Cerf, much-decorated "Father of the Internet," wants you to know that it's OK to blame him. He certainly does so himself. In fact, he does so time and time and time again. Read More WHITE PAPER: Emerson Network Power Keys to Successful Data Center Resource Management A lack of centralized, meaningful operating data has created a dilemma for data center management: optimize for efficiency or availability, but not both. Learn how real-time visibility into rack-, row- and facility-level operating conditions can help you to determine the real capacity limits of your data center. Read Now. In this Issue Digital Cloning: Rise of the Cylons? Naysayers, get over yourselves. The cloud is secure. Steve Ballmer says HTML 5 is the future Interop New York 2010 - Top of the List Microsoft wants to know if my computer is possessed Is Canonical going open core? Does it matter? Latest Facebook privacy flap: Big deal or overreaction? WHITE PAPER: Sprint "Business-class" Service for the Global Customer Can global customers that are not part of the world's largest global companies get the "business-class" service they deserve? Do these smaller globals have to lower their service expectations? Are there tactics to adopt that ensure you will get business-class service regardless of your size? Read More Digital Cloning: Rise of the Cylons? Somewhere between epically cool and downright creepy, you can create a digital clone that looks like you, talks like you, sounds like you and takes on your personality, so that future generations can find out all about you after your death. Read More Naysayers, get over yourselves. The cloud is secure. Security fears remain a top impediment to broad adoption of public cloud servicesIf you listen to the arguments about security in the cloud they sound compelling, and generally fall into two categories: technical risks, and policy issues. Read More WHITE PAPER: Xerox Magic Quadrant for MPS Read Gartner's views on the true value proposition of MPS, the focus on cost savings, who is using MPS and what they're paying. Then see how Gartner ranks the major vendors to determine your best partner. Read More Steve Ballmer says HTML 5 is the future In this interview yesterday at Gartner's IT Symposium, Steve Ballmer was given 30 seconds to answer a range of questions including privacy in the cloud, the next billion market for Microsoft, the coolest product launched in 2010 and HTML vs. Silverlight, among other topics. Read More Interop New York 2010 - Top of the List Interop New York is jumping - I've not seen crowds like this in quite some time. And the conference program is leading to a lot of interesting debate. What's at the top of your list of mobile IT issues? Read More WHITE PAPER: ArcSight Building a Successful Security Operations Center This paper outlines industry best practices for building and maturing a security operations center (SOC). For those organizations planning to build a SOC or those organizations hoping to improve their existing SOC this paper will outline the typical mission parameters, the business case, people considerations, processes and procedures, as well as, the technology involved. Building a Successful Security Operations Center Microsoft wants to know if my computer is possessed So I'm on MSN.com a moment ago and among the headline links being touted as "Must See" is one asking the provocative question: "Is your computer possessed?" My first thought is that of course my computer is possessed; it's running Windows (rim shot). Read More Is Canonical going open core? Does it matter? Bradley Kuhn, board member for the Free Software Foundation and executive director of the Software Freedom Conservancy is claiming that Canonical is heading towards an "open core" strategy with its copyright assignment policy. Problem is, Kuhn is reaching a bit with his conclusions, and making a bit more of the situation than it may warrant. Read More Latest Facebook privacy flap: Big deal or overreaction? This looks like one of those cases where the details matter a lot... and yet not so much. When The Wall Street Journal print edition carries a four-column headline at the top of page one, the newspaper is announcing to the world that that this story is a Major League Big Deal. Read More
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