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7 outsourcing nightmares -- and how to avoid them
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Mozilla bakes Facebook features into Firefox 17
Mozilla Tuesday released Firefox 17, which debuts technology that lets developers integrate social networks -- for now, Facebook -- with the browser. Read More

Who really has the most 4G wireless coverage?
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6 Steps to Defend Business-Critical Social Media
80 percent of organizations with over 1,000 employees allow access to social media sites. Yet the stakes of reputation loss and data loss are very high-averaging USD $2M per incident. Dive into 6 Best Practice considerations for safe & productive social media use. Get this solution guide now. Learn more.

Why Your Data Center TCO and Location Matter
From tax incentives to energy rates, there are several key factors that directly impact the total cost of ownership over the lifetime of your data center. Building your facility in the right place, then, is no small task. Here's what you need to know to keep costs down. Read More

The 4G ad wars: Evaluating AT&T and Verizon Wireless
Wireless carriers are battling in print, TV and Web commercials that focus on having the biggest 4G network or the most 4G coverage. All these commercials create a phony issue that doesn't relate to the actual reasons for choosing 4G service or choosing a given carrier to provide it. Read More

Meraki buy more than cloud Wi-Fi to Cisco
Even though Meraki made a name for itself in cloud-based WLANs, Cisco's long-term goals for its new acquisition go beyond just Wi-Fi. Read More


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Delays beset the Linux Foundation's Secure Boot workaround
Linux aficionados who have been watching the Windows 8 Secure Boot saga unfold in recent months will likely remember that the Linux Foundation itself last month unveiled plans for a workaround that would help Linux users get past the problem. Read More

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'Bring your own services' is the next big thing not to worry about
CIOs often complain that the bring-your-own-device (BYOD) movement is undermining their ability to keep their infrastructure and data secure. Every employee who comes to work with his or her smartphone or tablet and pulls up sales reports, help tickets and other corporate data creates a small hole in the armor companies have spent billions to build. Over time, the argument goes, the holes become a dangerous sieve. Read More

 
 
 

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