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	Need to move to IPv6 highlighted as Microsoft runs out of US address space Microsoft has been forced to start using its global stock of IPv4 addresses to keep its Azure cloud service afloat in the U.S., highlighting the growing importance of making the shift to IP version 6. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: TEKsystems Achieve IT Career and IT Project Success with TEKsystems Whether you are looking to advance your IT career or build your IT team, TEKsystems can help. We provide national, regional and local market expertise to support your career growth and help companies achieve their IT goals. Take your career to the next level and achieve your desired IT project outcomes. Contact TEKsystems today. In this Issue Comcast's latest bad idea turns your Wi-Fi into everybody's Wi-Fi INSIDER IT grads get to know GE You won't believe what programming language this Wall Street firm uses Cisco VNI: Annual internet traffic to grow 20% by 2018 CloudFlare offers free DDoS protection to public interest websites Microsoft strips some Windows 7 users of IE11 patch privileges iPhone 6 rumor rollup for the week ending June 13 Meru's new WLAN controller is perfect for SMBs The 12 biggest gaffes by high-tech execs : CA Technologies The Singular Importance of Application Performance In today's landscape where application performance is everything, it's clear that a new approach is needed — one that assesses network and application performance both in context with each other and in how they impact the business. Learn more! Comcast's latest bad idea turns your Wi-Fi into everybody's Wi-Fi Some ideas are just plain bad and when you hear about one of these you have to wonder how and why those responsible ever thought it was good in the first place…which brings me to Comcast's latest "good idea" which transcends bad and moves into "sucks." Read More INSIDER IT grads get to know GE At GE, a global IT recruiting program helps bring new computer science graduates into the company and expose them to different facets of the business.Computer science graduates rotate through four different IT assignments during a two-year program at General Electric. Read More You won't believe what programming language this Wall Street firm uses One Wall Street firm found computational success not on the traditional path of enterprise Java, but in an obscure functional programming language called Caml, which offered the perfect tradeoff of concision and readability. Read More WEBCAST: Aerohive Understanding the Network Impact of 802.11ac Watch this webinar recording featuring Forrester Research for an overview of the current 802.11ac technology, a discussion on how high-speed Wi-Fi & application control impacts your network architecture, and take a look at how a proper network strategy can save you 40% or more on your investment. View Now>> Cisco VNI: Annual internet traffic to grow 20% by 2018 The Cisco Visual Networking Index (VNI) has been around almost as long as this newsletter/blog, and this year's predictions suggest that annual internet traffic will grow more than 20% over the next four years. Not surprisingly, video in general and HD/4K video in particular are responsible, with mobile-to-mobile devices driving much of the growth. Read More CloudFlare offers free DDoS protection to public interest websites A project launched by CloudFlare, a provider of website performance and security services, allows organizations engaged in news gathering, civil society and political or artistic speech to use the company's distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) protection technology for free. Read More Microsoft strips some Windows 7 users of IE11 patch privileges Microsoft has quietly stopped serving security updates to Internet Explorer 11 (IE11) on consumer and small business Windows 7 PCs unless the customer has successfully applied an April update for the browser. Read More WEBCAST: IBM The Next Generation of Big Data Learn about IBM's new and expanded Information Management capabilities now delivered in the cloud. Learn More iPhone 6 rumor rollup for the week ending June 13 The current state of iPhone 6 rumors in the iOSphere is like looking at the laundry detergent shelf in your grocery store and being overwhelmed by all the different choices. Until you realize that, at bottom, all the different detergents use pretty much the same ingredients and yield pretty much the same results. Read More Meru's new WLAN controller is perfect for SMBs Controllers for wireless LANs are now available in a dizzying array of implementations: the traditional appliance, distributed into access points (often called "controllerless"), running as software in virtual machines, and even completely resident in the cloud. There are pros and cons to each of these strategies, but the traditional appliance-based controller remains a popular choice among those who want every WLAN element required resident in their shop. Read More The 12 biggest gaffes by high-tech execs Late last week, Apple CEO Tim Cook tweeted a photo of himself touring a Texas factory that produces Mac Pros. Nothing special, right? Until you looked behind him and spied a pair of iMacs running Windows. Oops. Read More
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