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	Java developer most difficult tech job to fill: survey Java developers remain the most difficult tech pros to land, followed by mobile developers, .NET developers and software developers, according to new data from Dice.com. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Network Instruments Get Inside and Between the Cloud Get to the core of cloud. Let our intelligent packet analysis grab the metrics you need -- independent of cloud provider -- for objective insights into service operation. We support critical cloud vendors and offer visibility outside, inside, and between the cloud for comprehensive monitoring and ultimately, improved end-user experience. Download our FREE White Paper and discover best practices for preparing your network for the cloud. You'll also receive White Papers on VoIP, virtualization and application management. In this Issue Victim of half-million-dollar cybercrime tells tale of fighting back Shopaholic Cisco buys Virtuata 10 Google Apps tips and tricks for better productivity INSIDER How to become a BYOD guru Will Marissa Mayer bring new life to Yahoo as CEO? 7 hard truths about the NoSQL revolution BYOD early adopters cite sticker shock 5 hot features of Microsoft Office 2013 Raspberry Pi flies off shelves as mass orders roll in WHITE PAPER: Cisco Systems IPv6 Migration Deployment Guide Enterprise networks must adapt to meet new and evolving business requirements. The introduction of cloud services (private, public, or hybrid) poses new challenges to current enterprise network designs. View Now Victim of half-million-dollar cybercrime tells tale of fighting back It started out as an ordinary workday for Michelle Marsico, who runs a business based in Redondo Breach, Calif., handling escrow funds for clients in real estate. But when she went online to check the funds-transfer activity in her commercial bank account, she found to her horror that it had been cleaned out by cybercrooks to the tune of almost half a million dollars. Read More Shopaholic Cisco buys Virtuata Cisco added to its long list of acquisitions after recently plucking off Silicon Valley-based Virtuata. Virtuata is a provider of virtual machine and cloud security and will be incorporated into Cisco's data center group, which is run by former Q-Fabric chief David Yen. No financial details were given but the company only has 15 people, so it's likely to be a relatively small deal for Cisco. Read More 10 Google Apps tips and tricks for better productivity From remote Google Calendar access to auto-declining appointments, here are 10 tips and tricks that will keep you focused, organized and productive. Read More WHITE PAPER: CommVault IDC Report - Critical Need for Edge Data Protection This IDC whitepaper explores the customer challenges associated with safeguarding data on distributed desktop and laptop systems residing at the edge of an organization's IT infrastructure. IDC examines CommVault's Simpana(R) Edge Data Protection (EDP) solution in the context of CommVault's data protection, recovery, and access framework. Learn More INSIDER How to become a BYOD guru Becoming a BYOD guru isn't an overnight proposition -- it's something that takes initiative, persistence and time. We've identified five key resource areas that can help you master the technical, legal and security ramifications of BYOD and maintain a pipeline of information once you've rolled out your own program. Read More Will Marissa Mayer bring new life to Yahoo as CEO? Yahoo's appointment of longtime Google executive Marissa Mayer as its new CEO is a bet on a strong, competent leader, though one without experience in the company's core businesses, analysts said on Monday. Read More 7 hard truths about the NoSQL revolution Forgoing features for speed has its trade-offs as these NoSQL data store shortcomings show. Read More WHITE PAPER: Aerohive The iEverything Enterprise Virtualization, cloud computing, and wireless technology are fundamentally changing enterprise computing, providing revolutionary gains in productivity and cost savings. Powerful enterprise applications can now be delivered to almost any device, anywhere, at any time. Learn more. BYOD early adopters cite sticker shock Companies are still only ramping up "bring your own device" policies that let employees use their own smartphones and tablets for business, but in many instances, they're finding BYOD is pricier than just issuing devices themselves. Read More 5 hot features of Microsoft Office 2013 Microsoft touts touch-sensitive ways to do things faster via new Office software Read More Raspberry Pi flies off shelves as mass orders roll in The Raspberry Pi Foundation has announced that its credit card-sized flagship device has become generally available, and that strict order caps -- which had limited the small computer's usage -- have been lifted. Read More
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