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	INSIDER 3 ways for CIOs to understand their company's bottom line Plenty of CIOs pay lip service to 'aligning with the business,' but to truly succeed, they need a deep knowledge of how their companies make money. (Insider story) Read More   WHITE PAPER: Nexsan Technologies Hybrid Approach Rewrites The Rules For Backup Storage Exponential data growth and long-term retention requirements are putting tremendous pressure on IT professionals, and the constant pressure to reduce storage costs has led many IT departments to settle for the status quo when it comes to protecting their data. View more In this Issue Do you know the laws that govern personal information in the cloud? Finding critical business data -- fast Why Google should leave Europe Intelligence community must get its own house in order In gadget we trust Apple and IBM -- the new enterprise IT The workplace will never be a democracy AT&T's Thaddeus Arroyo: Tech will transform customer engagement Take our Salary Survey! INSIDER Building a private cloud, of sorts, with OwnCloud 5 myths and 5 mistakes job-hunting coders must know about WHITE PAPER: Kaspersky Lab, Inc. eBook: The Evolution of Corporate Cyberthreats Cybercriminals are creating and deploying new threats every day that are more destructive than ever before. While you may have more people devoted to IT security, established businesses like yours are vulnerable to a wider array of attacks. To keep your organization safe, it's imperative to stay at least a few steps ahead of the bad guys. Learn More Do you know the laws that govern personal information in the cloud? Keep your eyes open to data privacy regimes and cross-border communication. Read More   Finding critical business data -- fast These CIOs are jumping on a fast-moving trend — mining small data sets to deliver valuable insights quickly to the right people at the right time. Read More   Why Google should leave Europe The company is under attack by European authorities who won't stop until they do real damage. The solution? Leave. Read More   Intelligence community must get its own house in order If governments want private-sector cooperation for their lawful investigations, they should first examine their own operations, goals and assumptions. Read More   In gadget we trust The allegiance that some of us have for certain operating systems, gadgets and programs can seem like religious fervor. There might be a reason this is so. Read More   WEBCAST: Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise Best Practices in Transforming a Legacy Network The explosion of mobile device use is testing the limits of legacy networks everywhere. In this webcast you will learn how Abilene Christian University meets the mobile access demands of 4500 University students, and 250,000 connections per day. Learn More Apple and IBM -- the new enterprise IT Apple is now in the enterprise, and, with help from IBM, is at the leading edge of enterprise IT deployment at this time. Read More   The workplace will never be a democracy People in IT keep saying that they want democracy at work. But when you probe that idea, it completely falls apart. Read More   AT&T's Thaddeus Arroyo: Tech will transform customer engagement Thaddeus Arroyo, president of technology development at AT&T, has a big job: He oversees about 15,000 IT employees and 10,000 contractors, manages systems supporting all of AT&T's business segments and is responsible for AT&T's digital properties across all business segments. Read More   Take our Salary Survey! Computerworld's 2015 Salary Survey: How will your salary compare with your IT peers? Computerworld's 29th Annual Salary Survey will feature the latest IT salary trends and advice on where to find the best-paying jobs. This year's survey participants can enter a drawing to win one of 3 American Express gift cards for $500 each! The drawing is open to legal U.S. residents, age 18 or older. Read More     INSIDER Building a private cloud, of sorts, with OwnCloud You can decide which items you want shared with others, which devices you can access that data on and what apps you want to access that data. Linux know-how is a big plus. Read More   5 myths and 5 mistakes job-hunting coders must know about The things you need to know after you've made it through coding boot camp. Read More
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