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	Google deploys IPv6 for internal network In a project that has taken longer than company engineers anticipated, Google is rolling out IPv6 across its entire internal employee network. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Alcatel-Lucent Discover the new currency for the networked-community age Alcatel-Lucent's Allison Cerra and Christina James spent a year pursuing the essence of identity in the virtual world and beyond. With Identity Shift, they examine how technology, identity and expectations intersect, offering a compelling look at how we present and protect ourselves, build trust, and find value in the networked-community age. Click to continue In this Issue Microsoft: We can remotely delete Windows 8 apps Cisco flying into the clouds HP has new cloud certifications for technical experts How to tame a bad boss: 8 practical techniques Big data has potential but requires care Java apps have most flaws, Cobol apps the least, study finds Surveillance tech companies should not sell to despots says EU Google offers Currents, a Flipboard-like app EMC's Greenplum goes big in data analytics Court dismisses most breach claims against Heartland by banks WHITE PAPER: Quest Software Proactive Performance Management for Enterprise Databases In this Quest Software white paper, read about the inherent challenges of proactive database management, and the what to look for when choosing the right management tool for your company. Read it today. Read now! Microsoft: We can remotely delete Windows 8 apps Microsoft will be able to throw a "kill switch" to disable or even remove an app from users' Windows 8 devices, the company revealed in documentation for its upcoming Windows Store. Read More Cisco flying into the clouds So Cisco has made two recent moves to aggressively go after as much cloudshare as it can get. The first was naming CIO Rebecca Jacoby to head up its new Cloud and Systems Management Technology Group, which is an amalgamation of three previously separate business units chartered to increase the company's presence in IaaS, PaaS and SaaS markets. Read More HP has new cloud certifications for technical experts HP has a new set of expert-level cloud certifications for IT professionals who can design and develop cloud computing solutions based on open systems. The training for the certification exams helps technical professionals gain hands-on experience and knowledge across the cloud technology spectrum. Read More WEBCAST: Quest Software Why User Experience Monitoring is Important Don't miss this informative webcast exploring the value of monitoring web application performance from the user perspective and gain access to a free whitepaper "Monitoring Web Application Performance from the User Perspective" at the end of the presentation! View Now! How to tame a bad boss: 8 practical techniques Employees don't have to suffer under the tyranny of a bad boss. Management experts say employees possess the power to soften a bad boss's sharp edges. Here are eight tactics for making a bad boss more bearable. Read More Big data has potential but requires care The proliferation of large-scale data sets is just beginning to change business and science around the world, but enterprises need to prepare in order to gain the most advantage from their information, panelists said at a Silicon Valley event. Read More Java apps have most flaws, Cobol apps the least, study finds There is a lot of badly engineered software in the world that's creating a lot of risk to businesses and organizations, and accumulating so-called 'technical debt.' Read More WHITE PAPER: Oracle CIO Challenges: The Best Defense is a Good Offense Read this white paper to learn how CIOs are building a foundation for a much more agile business that holds the potential for working in a more flexible way and enabling faster innovation by actively evaluating and experimenting with newer technologies. Learn more. Surveillance tech companies should not sell to despots says EU Surveillance technology companies have a moral obligation not to sell to repressive regimes warned Europe's Digital Agenda Commissioner. Her views were echoed by the U.S. Secretary of State who said that companies cannot pretend they don't know what their technology is used for in countries like Syria and Iran. Read More Google offers Currents, a Flipboard-like app Google has released a free mobile app that pulls content from different websites into one place and lets people build what looks a bit like their own personalized online magazine. Read More EMC's Greenplum goes big in data analytics The Greenplum division of EMC is building a single data analytics platform that can crunch both structured and unstructured data and give a broad range of users the tools to study an enterprise's information. Read More Court dismisses most breach claims against Heartland by banks A U.S. district court in Texas has dismissed all but one of the claims by several banks against Heartland Payment Systems over a massive data breach the payment processor disclosed almost three years ago. Read More
	SLIDESHOWS 25 free open source projects IT pros will love We asked SourceForge's new community manager and longtime open source coder, Rich Bowen, to sniff out a few of the cool, lesser-known projects he thinks IT folks will love. What follows are his picks, along with a few of our own. GOODIES FROM MICROSOFT SUBNET Everyone who enters will win free training from Webucator. Grand prize: a SharePoint training class worth $2,375. All who enter will be awarded a self-paced class of their choosing. Enter here: http://www.networkworld.com/community/contests. Enter here. MOST-READ STORIES Microsoft plans 20 patches next week Cisco storms back in switching How dangerous are Facebook, Twitter and search engines The worst web design mistakes, and how to prevent them 10 most powerful cloud companies Padlock salesman trades 30-pound sample case for 1.35-pound iPad Microsoft: We can remotely delete Windows 8 apps What's really going on with Carrier IQ on your phone Kindle Fire likely to be a hit despite middling reviews CNET accused of wrapping malware in Windows installer for Nmap security tool
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