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	10 hot products at DEMO Enterprise Google Glass competitors, medical devices, retail apps, 3D printing lead the way. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Limelight Networks Why Web Site Performance Is an IT Imperative A slow or inefficient Web site can have a direct impact on your business. Recently, IDG Research explored the challenges enterprises face in delivering content across multiple devices. Find out how adjusting to these challenges while meeting performance objectives has become a top concern for senior IT managers. View Now In this Issue VMware: How the hypervisor can be security's savior Mozilla CEO Brendan Eich resigns amid controversy over anti-gay marriage support What is on a US Secret Service mainframe anyway? Security pros talk about playing defense against cybercrime Patch Tuesday: Final Microsoft support for Windows XP addresses Internet Explorer problems JAMF's Casper Suite makes it easier to set up, deploy, manage iOS devices Yahoo turns on encryption between data centers US development agency defends its Twitter-like service in Cuba Top 10 geek travel gadgets you need The da Vinci $499 3D printer goes on sale How Boeing is using the cloud 10 things we hate about JavaScript WHITE PAPER: SAS Marketing Analytics in Manufacturing Effective marketing analytics have the ability to leverage big data and break down unstructured customer info to help manufacturers better understand customer needs. Aberdeen Group found that 43% of manufacturers cited finding new ways to serve customers as a primary focus area. This report explores the drivers & benefits of marketing analytics. Learn more VMware: How the hypervisor can be security's savior Hypervisors that virtualize the compute, networking and storage tiers provide a unique platform for enforcing security policies, VMware executives argued this week at Interop. Read More   Mozilla CEO Brendan Eich resigns amid controversy over anti-gay marriage support Brendan Eich has resigned as CEO of Mozilla and left the board of the foundation that governs the nonprofit company after days of controversy over his support of California's anti-gay marriage law in 2008. Read More   What is on a US Secret Service mainframe anyway? Periodically the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), which oversees the US Secret Service issues what it calls Privacy Impact Statements on systems that collect personally identifiable information. Today it issued a revealing statement on the package of applications that run on the Secret Service's mainframe and collect information about ongoing and resolved investigative cases. Read More   Security pros talk about playing defense against cybercrime Security professionals are playing defense against cybercrime, and often feel outgunned by tech-savvy hackers and insiders out to steal sensitive data from within the business. They see a shortage of qualified security personnel to call on, but also believe that threat-detection tools are getting better. Read More   Patch Tuesday: Final Microsoft support for Windows XP addresses Internet Explorer problems Microsoft's final patches for Windows XP that come out next week focus on critical problems with older versions of Internet Explorer that can result in malicious code being run remotely on victim machines. Read More   JAMF's Casper Suite makes it easier to set up, deploy, manage iOS devices A new release of JAMF Software's Casper Suite automates management tasks for iOS devices by leveraging key changes Apple has introduced for enterprise customers. Read More   Yahoo turns on encryption between data centers Yahoo said Wednesday it was encrypting traffic flowing between its data centers, several months after leaked documents revealed the government had been sniffing those links. Read More   US development agency defends its Twitter-like service in Cuba   The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) on Thursday defended its work in setting up a Twitter-like service in Cuba to promote democracy in the communist country. Read More   Top 10 geek travel gadgets you need Read More   The da Vinci $499 3D printer goes on sale XYZprinting today unveiled details of its 3D desktop printer line pricing and availability starting with its lowest priced model, the $499 da Vinci 1.0, which went on sale today. Read More   How Boeing is using the cloud There's a lot of talk about the cloud, but how are businesses really using it? Read More   10 things we hate about JavaScript Endless library reloading, cool tools that piggyback on JavaScript success, spaghetti code -- alert('Over it!') Read More
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