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	Take back the network What do enterprises need from SDNs? Perhaps more than anything, control of their own networking destiny. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP 1:1 and Common Core Online Testing Learn how to properly implement standardized electronic testing which will help your district avoid common pitfalls in implementing Common Core online assessments. Download the whitepaper now. Learn More>> In this Issue If you haven't retired Windows XP and haven't been fired yet, get busy How to Add New Job Skills Without Going Back to School What CISOs Can Do About the Cybersecurity Skills Shortage IT Lessons Learned from Boston Marathon bombings: Dr. John Halamka Crazy theories and global manhunts for Bitcoin's creator Satoshi Nakamoto Ruling on model plane raises questions on regulation of drones Review: Netgear's ReadyData makes a splash with flash 5 video editing apps for Android Wall Street Beat: Despite sagging hardware sales, confidence in tech remains high Next-gen iPhone to reportedly feature quad-core A8 processor WEBCAST: IBM Increasing the Value of Your Reports and Dashboards Learn how incorporating other analytical capabilities such as predictive modeling and visualization can increase the value of your reports and dashboards by providing insight from complex data or predicting a future outcome. Register Now If you haven't retired Windows XP and haven't been fired yet, get busy CIOs who haven't moved their companies from Windows XP by now ought to be fired, some people think, but those who haven't and are still on the job have options for saving their bacon. Read More How to Add New Job Skills Without Going Back to School E-learning is a cost-effective, accessible way to boost your job skills without the hassles of 'traditional' degree programs. Read More What CISOs Can Do About the Cybersecurity Skills Shortage I had the opportunity to present some of my research on the IT security skills shortage at last week's RSA Conference. This is a serious issue that doesn't get nearly enough attention. Read More WEBCAST: IBM Increasing the Value of Your Reports and Dashboards Learn how incorporating other analytical capabilities such as predictive modeling and visualization can increase the value of your reports and dashboards by providing insight from complex data or predicting a future outcome. Register Now IT Lessons Learned from Boston Marathon bombings: Dr. John Halamka Dr. John Halamka, CIO for Beth Isreal Deaconess Hospital in Boston, chats with Computerworld's Tracy Mayor about some of the IT lessons learned following last year's Boston Marathon bombings. Read More Crazy theories and global manhunts for Bitcoin's creator Satoshi Nakamoto Now that Satoshi Nakamoto has reportedly been identified, let's look back at the crazy theories and investigations launched to find him over the years. Read More Ruling on model plane raises questions on regulation of drones The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration's policy regarding the commercial use of drones, based on a 2007 policy statement, "cannot be considered as establishing a rule or enforceable regulation," an administrative law judge ruled Thursday. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Simplify and Consolidate Data Protection for Better Results Learn how IBM Tivoli Storage Manager Operations Center simplifies user experience and speeds problem resolution. Read Now Review: Netgear's ReadyData makes a splash with flash Netgear's better, faster rack-mount NAS and iSCSI SAN makes the case for enterprise workloads with read and write caching and unlimited snapshots Read More 5 video editing apps for Android For a platform with more than a million apps, it sure is difficult to find a decent video editor on Android. Read More Wall Street Beat: Despite sagging hardware sales, confidence in tech remains high Confidence in the underlying strength of the tech sector as a whole appears to be solid despite some dispiriting news on the hardware front. Read More Next-gen iPhone to reportedly feature quad-core A8 processor Apple caught many of its competitors off-guard when it announced that the iPhone 5s would be the first mobile device to ever feature a 64-bit processor. Now comes word via the Commercial Times of Taiwan that Apple will have some more surprises in store when it annoucnes the iPhone 6, presumably sometime this Summer. The report claims that Apple's next-gen A8 processor, in addition to being manufactured... Read More
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