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	IBM claims new patent for mobile security technology IBM has come up with a technology for reducing the risk of data being exposed in mobile push notifications to mobile devices by coming up with a way to encrypt that information so service providers and others can't actually see any data related to the user's mobile device. Read More WHITE PAPER: Attachmate Zero-Footprint Terminal Emulation for Mobile Devices See how host access in the cloud can provide big benefits for users and IT alike. As the powerhouse working behind the scenes, Attachmate Verastream simplifies mobile enablement with a modern three-tier approach. Learn More In this Issue 10 Must-Have Apps for IT Recruiters and Hiring Managers One user's path to a Chromebook enterprise Google envisions Glass in businesses 7 reasons to deploy Wi-Fi security in Enterprise mode 9 reasons users won't ditch Windows XP 2014 IT Salary Survey: Highlights Google pushes I/O registration deadline back to April 15 More low-price Android tablets coming from Lenovo RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Wireless Infrastructure Seminar - Atlanta Wireless Infrastructure Seminar – Hilton Atlanta Attend and discover how your IT operations can take advantage of exciting new possibilities like cloud-based management, unified wired/wireless management, mobile unified communications, location and tracking services, and more. April 29, Hilton Atlanta. Free seminar. Register Now. 10 Must-Have Apps for IT Recruiters and Hiring Managers Finding good tech help is no small task. Take your IT recruiting and hiring practices to the next level with any of these sourcing apps. Read More One user's path to a Chromebook enterprise Microsoft's dominance in business may be mammoth but it isn't absolute, as Tim Dickson, the director of technology at Auberge Resorts, has found. Read More WHITE PAPER: ExaGrid Shortcomings of Tape and the Consequences Traditional tape backup has been a low-cost method of protecting valuable data for years. However, tape can be extremely cumbersome and time consuming, and can require a considerable amount of manual intervention to successfully perform regular backups. Some form of business impact analysis will help you understand the cost and risks of downtime. Learn More Google envisions Glass in businesses Google wants to put its Glass headmounted computer system to work. Read More 7 reasons to deploy Wi-Fi security in Enterprise mode Although it's tempting to use the Personal mode of Wi-Fi security, which is easy to setup and use, businesses and organizations really need to use the Enterprise mode of WPA2—also known as 802.11i. Although it requires a RADIUS server to do the 802.1X authentication and is more complex to setup, it provides superior Wi-Fi security and can save you time and money in the long run. Read More WHITE PAPER: Panduit Corp. Reducing Energy Consumption in the Data Center Data centers are mission-critical facilities and surging demand for processing power, work load virtualization and consolidation combined with pressure to reduce OpEx and improve asset utilization are making thermal management challenging. Learn More 9 reasons users won't ditch Windows XP Read More 2014 IT Salary Survey: Highlights Computerworld's survey of more than 3,500 IT pros shows that those with the right mix of technical skills and business savvy are in demand. Here's a look at trends in workers' job and pay satisfaction, along with their job security and stress levels. Read More Google pushes I/O registration deadline back to April 15 If you thought you'd spend part of today signing up to attend this year's Google I/O, think again. Read More More low-price Android tablets coming from Lenovo More inexpensive Android tablets with prices from US$129 to $249 are coming from Lenovo. Read More
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