Uncle Sam wants iPads, and maybe Androids

	Meg Whitman brings the swagger back to Hewlett-Packard | Big data helps drive math Ph.Ds to IBM
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	Uncle Sam wants iPads, and maybe Androids The U.S. Air Force is planning to buy as many as 18,000 tablet computers to serve as 'electronic flight bags,' that will replace the paper manuals and documents that air crews use today. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Ipswitch WhatsUp Gold WhatsUp Gold - IT Management Made Simple Wish you had a powerful, proactive monitoring and management solution to easily manage your network? WhatsUp Gold is at work on over 100,00 networks and is the most intuitive, comprehensive, and cost-effective network management solution available today. WhatsUp Gold is IT Management Made Simple. Try it free for 30 days! In this Issue Meg Whitman brings the swagger back to Hewlett-Packard Big data helps drive math Ph.Ds to IBM What you should expect from Windows 8 Google says IE privacy policy is impractical in modern Web Slow smartphone? It's not the network, it's NAND flash 5 tips for successful mobile app development for the enterprise Unique malware samples broke the 75 million mark in 2011 U.S. lawmakers call on FTC to investigate Google over Safari cookies Cybersecurity bill would create costly regulations, say critics WEBCAST: Citrix, F5, and Radware Control the Cloud Like You Do Your Own Infrastructure Industry analyst Robin Layland joins Alan Murphy from F5 Networks and Greg Smith from Citrix to explore how an ADC can allow you to control your applications running in the cloud as effectively as you control them when they are running in your data center. Learn More Meg Whitman brings the swagger back to Hewlett-Packard After a tumultuous year for HP, new CEO Meg Whitman brought the vendor back to its roots and delivered the messages channel partners wanted to hear in her keynote at the global partner conference Wednesday: HP is proudly a hardware company first and foremost, and its primary route to market will be through the channel. Read More Big data helps drive math Ph.Ds to IBM Big data, and the need to analyze data that's collected from every interface and sensor imaginable, is increasing the demand for people with statistical and mathematics backgrounds. Read More What you should expect from Windows 8 Early insights into Microsoft's upcoming Windows 8 Consumer Preview should give IT a lot to chew on when the bits arrive. Read More WHITE PAPER: Quantum Meet "Big Data" Backup Challenges Are you experiencing a data explosion? The trend toward leveraging Big Data for competitive advantage helps IT professionals successfully meet business goals. Learn how to reliably manage, store and access vast amounts of archived data while protecting it and keeping costs low. View Now Google says IE privacy policy is impractical in modern Web Microsoft's privacy protection feature in Internet Explorer, known as P3P, is impractical to comply with while providing modern web functionality such as cookie-based features, Google said in response to an accusation from Microsoft that Google had bypassed privacy protections in Internet Explorer. Read More Slow smartphone? It's not the network, it's NAND flash Bad performance can be blamed on flash memory rather than CPU or network bandwidth, a team of researchers has found. Read More 5 tips for successful mobile app development for the enterprise The founders of Taptera, a young software company making mobile apps for BYOD in the enterprise, offer tips for developing the kinds of apps employees will want to use, and that will bring real productivity to the enterprise. Read More WHITE PAPER: Google Apps HBR: What Every CEO Needs to Know About the Cloud Content provided by Google This article explains the cloud and its benefits, highlights how perceived barriers and other concerns will keep many companies from taking full advantage of it, discusses the implications of various responses and will recommend actions you should take. Read now! Unique malware samples broke the 75 million mark in 2011 The number of unique malware samples broke the 75 million mark in 2011, McAfee notes in its fourth-quarter threats report for 2011, which also looks back at annual global trends in malicious code activity. Read More U.S. lawmakers call on FTC to investigate Google over Safari cookies Three lawmakers from the U.S. House of Representatives have asked the Federal Trade Commission to investigate whether last week's report of privacy violations of Safari users by Google violated a consent agreement the company had reached with the FTC last year. Read More Cybersecurity bill would create costly regulations, say critics Leaders in the U.S. Senate are trying to fast-track new cybersecurity legislation that will create costly new regulations for some businesses, some critics say. Read More
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