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Verint and Vidyo collaborate on video customer engagement

	Cisco, Apple partner to optimize mobility in the enterprise | Hottest products at VMworld 2015
	Network World Convergence and VoIP
	Verint and Vidyo collaborate on video customer engagement Verint and Vidyo announced that they are collaborating on cloud-based visual communication technology to bring video support tools to customer engagement centers. Read More WHITE PAPER: Citrix Systems 2015 State of the WAN Report A discussion of wide area networking is extremely timely because after a long period with little if any fundamental innovation, the WAN is now the focus of considerable innovation. The goal of this e-book is to provide research-based insight into the current state of the WAN. Learn More In this Issue Cisco, Apple partner to optimize mobility in the enterprise Hottest products at VMworld 2015 Kicking Google out of my life, Part 8: Will I ever go back? WHITE PAPER: Symantec Protecting Corporate Information in the Cloud The biggest problem with cloud security might rest not with your solutions but with your employees. Find out in this study how to create a culture that embraces the cloud and keeps it safe. Cloud applications and technologies are becoming increasingly common across organizations worldwide. Learn More Cisco, Apple partner to optimize mobility in the enterprise Back in 2005, Jack Johnson released a wonderful song called Better Together that's one of my favorites from that artist. Today, at Cisco's Global Sales Meeting in Las Vegas, Cisco's Executive Chairman John Chambers and Apple CEO Tim Cook sang their own version of this song, and it went something like this: "There's no combination of devices I could put on your network,No content I could download, that would impede the way people work,Our dreams, and they are made out of technical things,Like a cloud drive filled with videos accessed from an iPhone…… Mmm, it's always better when we're together"To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More : IBM Active Information Management: Solving Big Data Challenges The demand for data is outpacing the ability of most businesses to manage, distribute and store it. The good news is that you can address these challenges through a sound approach to information lifecycle governance practices. We call this Active Information Management. Learn More Hottest products at VMworld 2015 Hottest products at VMworld 2015Image by Thinkstock, VWwareVirtualization, cloud, security are storage are among the hot trends of this year’s VMworld 2015 in San Francisco. Check out the latest and greatest of the new products being announced or displayed by vendors at VMworld 2015.Unity EdgeConnectManufacturer name: Silver PeakTo read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More WHITE PAPER: Aerohive WLAN Buyer's Guide It is crucial to thoroughly understand the systems management capabilities of any WLAN being considered, since this will be the largest ongoing expense of the overall deployment. Learn how to evaluate properly by reading Aerohive's WLAN Definitive Guide. View Now>> Kicking Google out of my life, Part 8: Will I ever go back? It's now been over two months since I began my journey to eradicate all traces of Google from my life. And one full month since I achieved that goal and began living fully Google-free. Actually, a few days over a month. I had one or two (short-lived) "Google relapses," so I added a few days to my "totally Google-less" time to compensate for that. I'll be honest – part of me expected that, at the end of my self-imposed Google-moratorium, I would run back into Google's warm embrace. Up until two months ago my entire life (work and play) revolved around Google products and services. Gmail, Google Docs, Music, the Play Store, Android, ChromeOS... I'm not sure exactly how it happened, but somewhere along the way, I had put nearly 100% of my digital life in the hands of a single company. And I LIKED it. How could I possibly cut Google out of my life? To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More
	SLIDESHOWS 10 surprising facts about Microsoft With the release of Windows 10 coming almost exactly 20 years after Microsoft introduced Windows 95, now is as good a time as ever to look at Microsoft's broad impact on the tech industry, particularly the lesser-known facts. JOIN THE NETWORK WORLD COMMUNITIES As network pros you understand that the value of connections increase as the number of connections increase, the so called network effect, and no where is this more evident than in professional relationships. Join Network World's LinkedIn and Facebook communities to share ideas, post questions, see what your peers are working on and scout out job applicants (or maybe find your next opportunity). Network World on Facebook Network World on LinkedIn MOST-READ STORIES 1. Top 25 computer science colleges, ranked by alumni earning 2. Smart refrigerator hack exposes Gmail login credentials 3. Massachusetts boarding school sued over Wi-Fi sickness 4. Vint Cerf: 'Sometimes I'm terrified' by the IoT 5. 10 surprising facts about Microsoft 6. Amazon Underground offers $10,000 worth of free Android apps 7. 19 free cloud storage options 8. How HP used big data to optimize it 9. Windows 10 is possibly the worst spyware ever made 10. 7 free Wi-Fi stumbling and surveying tools for Windows and Mac
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iPhone 7 rumor rollup: Official invite, Fear the Walking Dead angle, 6C or not 6C

	Wi-Fi blocking debate far from over | Managing data in a mobile and cloud world
	Network World Mobile & Wireless
	iPhone 7 rumor rollup: Official invite, Fear the Walking Dead angle, 6C or not 6C It probably really is time to switch the name of this round-up to the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6S Plus rumor rollup since those will almost surely be the names of what's coming next from Apple on the smartphone front, but before long, it'll be back to slinging iPhone 7 scuttlebutt anyway. Read More : VeloCloud Software-Defined WAN For Dummies: A Crash Course in SD-WAN This easy-to-read book gives you jargon-free best practices for Software-Defined Wide Area Networking. View now In this Issue Wi-Fi blocking debate far from over INSIDER Managing data in a mobile and cloud world Review: 6 things to know about the Galaxy S6 Edge+ Taming your cables Steve Ballmer might be dipping his toes back into tech Massachusetts boarding school sued over Wi-Fi sickness Access points with 802.11ac are taking over enterprise WLANs Smartwatches, smartphones and TVs will vie for IFA spotlight iPhone 6s camera sounds amazing; Full specs detailed Amazon said to scale down Fire smartphone team 7 reasons why modular smartphones are such a nightmare to develop Ask Cortana anything: Snarky answers to 59 burning questions WEBCAST: CDW Develop a Social Business Strategy the Works Social streams are quickly infiltrating today's business culture. Successfully tapping into their power can return big rewards. Learn how to design and adopt a social business strategy that will empower your workforce to strategize, engage and execute at new levels. View Now Wi-Fi blocking debate far from over Following the FCC's warning in January that it would no longer tolerate the Marriotts of the world blocking visitors' WiFi hotspots, I set a reminder on my calendar to revisit the topic six months later. After all, the issue of WiFi blocking sparked strong reactions from IT pros, end users and vendors of wireless LAN products early in the year, and I figured it wasn't over yet. With the FCC's Smart City order earlier this month, it turns out my intuition was right. Read More INSIDER Managing data in a mobile and cloud world A simple strategy for standardizing metadata can improve decision-making, data governance and data security. (Insider; registration required) Read More Review: 6 things to know about the Galaxy S6 Edge+ Samsung's latest curved-screen smartphone, the Galaxy S6 Edge+, looks great -- but does that necessarily make it a better device? Read More Taming your cables Where's there's computer, there's going to be cables which means you're going to be annoyed ... here are three gadgets to make USB, Thunderbolt, and cables in general much less annoying Read More WEBCAST: Rackspace RPC Bursting to Public Cloud Demo Video Rackspace Private Cloud offers its customers the ability to burst to the public cloud for extra capacity when they need it. This short video demonstrates this bursting capability. Learn More Steve Ballmer might be dipping his toes back into tech Former Microsoft CEO and current Los Angeles Clippers owner Steve Ballmer is reportedly weighing an over-the-top streaming video service for NBA games. Read More Massachusetts boarding school sued over Wi-Fi sickness The parents of an anonymous student at the Fay School in Southborough, Mass. allege that the Wi-Fi at the institution is making their child sick, according to a lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court earlier this month. Read More Access points with 802.11ac are taking over enterprise WLANs Wireless networks based on the 802.11ac standard are taking over in the enterprise, resulting in faster connections for users with compatible devices. Read More Smartwatches, smartphones and TVs will vie for IFA spotlight At the IFA trade show, Samsung Electronics and Motorola Mobility aim to show that their smartwatches can compete with Apple, Sony needs to demonstrate that it's still a relevant smartphone manufacturer, and LG want to convince customers that it's time to buy a new TV. Read More WHITE PAPER: Exceed Group How to Dramatically Reduce International Cellular Fees Clients' bills were showing thousands of dollars per month for international services, and not a single person had traveled outside the U.S. in several months. Learn More iPhone 6s camera sounds amazing; Full specs detailed Apple's iPhone 6s camera will be the best one we've seen yet. Read More Amazon said to scale down Fire smartphone team Amazon has reportedly laid off dozens of engineers who worked on its Fire smartphone. Read More 7 reasons why modular smartphones are such a nightmare to develop Developing modular smartphones is presenting challenges relating to size, performance and price, and at the end of the day there are no guarantees users will want one. Read More Ask Cortana anything: Snarky answers to 59 burning questions If nothing else, Windows 10's Cortana digital assistant proves she's more fun than Siri and Google Now put together. Read More
	SLIDESHOWS 10 surprising facts about Microsoft With the release of Windows 10 coming almost exactly 20 years after Microsoft introduced Windows 95, now is as good a time as ever to look at Microsoft's broad impact on the tech industry, particularly the lesser-known facts. JOIN THE NETWORK WORLD COMMUNITIES As network pros you understand that the value of connections increase as the number of connections increase, the so called network effect, and no where is this more evident than in professional relationships. Join Network World's LinkedIn and Facebook communities to share ideas, post questions, see what your peers are working on and scout out job applicants (or maybe find your next opportunity). Network World on Facebook Network World on LinkedIn MOST-READ STORIES 1. Top 25 computer science colleges, ranked by alumni earning 2. Smart refrigerator hack exposes Gmail login credentials 3. Massachusetts boarding school sued over Wi-Fi sickness 4. Vint Cerf: 'Sometimes I'm terrified' by the IoT 5. 10 surprising facts about Microsoft 6. Amazon Underground offers $10,000 worth of free Android apps 7. 19 free cloud storage options 8. How HP used big data to optimize it 9. Windows 10 is possibly the worst spyware ever made 10. 7 free Wi-Fi stumbling and surveying tools for Windows and Mac
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Unpopular HIPAA Disclosure Requirements

	Unpopular HIPAA Disclosure Requirements | Optimizing Application Traffic on MPLS WAN Links
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	WHITE PAPER: Absolute Unpopular HIPAA Disclosure Requirements The question is not whether healthcare consumers will ultimately get the right to learn of disclosures of their data, but when. Senior IT leaders and business executives in healthcare organizations that use lobbyists should focus on regulators' renewed attention to this long-dormant HIPAA issue. Learn More WHITE PAPER: Blue Coat Systems Optimizing Application Traffic on MPLS WAN Links MPLS is a common type of service offering that removes much of the cost and complexity of more traditional point-to-point networks. The change from point-to-point to any-to-any or cloud networking presents new application delivery challenges, requiring a response from services that depend on the packet delivery infrastructure. Learn more >> : BMC Software Five Key Elements of Complete IT Compliance In the past, the needs of the business have often overruled the requirements of compliance, but in light of recent security breaches and compliance failures, this attitude is no longer an option. Organizations must modernize their approach to compliance and close the SecOps gap with a strategy designed for today's complex, dynamic IT environments. Learn More WHITE PAPER: Silver Peak Systems Inc 5 Reasons why Enterprises are Moving to Broadband Their WAN The WAN has always been about connecting users to applications and moving data, but the playing field has now changed with datacenters migrating to the cloud along with missioncritical applications. Ultimately the way that enterprises and their users do business has changed - and so must their approach to connectivity. Learn more >> : MoreDirect eGuide: IT in Finance In this eGuide, IDG News Service looks at some recent IT trends among financial institutions. Read on to learn about these trends and how to make the most of them. Learn More
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10 surprising facts about Microsoft

	Replacing hardware in your PC? Windows 10 will deactivate | Smart refrigerator hack exposes Gmail login credentials
	Network World Voices of Networking
	10 surprising facts about Microsoft With the release of Windows 10 coming almost exactly 20 years after Microsoft introduced Windows 95, now is as good a time as ever to look at Microsoft's broad impact on the tech industry, particularly the lesser-known facts. Read More WHITE PAPER: Nexsan Technologies Storage Configuration Guide Learn how to meet specific storage requirements ranging from backup to virtual server infrastructures. With the ever-changing and fast moving IT market, it is more critical than ever to efficiently design a storage system as it provides an underpinning for all elements within the IT infrastructure. Learn more. In this Issue Replacing hardware in your PC? Windows 10 will deactivate Smart refrigerator hack exposes Gmail login credentials Amazon Underground offers $10,000 worth of free Android apps Steve Ballmer might be dipping his toes back into tech Anatomy of an IoT hack Brocade brings visibility to the storage area network iPhone 6s camera sounds amazing; Full specs detailed Windows Hello uses your webcam even if you disabled your camera Torrent trackers bring down the ban hammer on Windows 10 users Are wearables dead? This report says consumer interest is declining fast Comcast planning nationwide gigabit broadband in 2 years. What will it cost? Mobile devices pose biggest cybersecurity threat to the enterprise, report says Researchers create P2P Alibi Routing to avoid censorship and government surveillance WHITE PAPER: Dell SonicWall The Triple-A Approach to Network Security As an IT decision-maker, you need to know that your security will protect against cyber-attacks while still empowering employees to do their jobs. Find out the three essential factors needed to attain the coveted "Triple-A" security rating. Read the Brief. Learn More Replacing hardware in your PC? Windows 10 will deactivate Since Microsoft introduced Windows XP's activation feature, Windows has taken a hash mark of your hardware, everything from the CPU to power supply, to get your PC's unique fingerprint for the activation process. Microsoft has always said it doesn't keep the information, but that may have changed with Windows 10.It stems from the bargain of having a free operating system. Windows 10's license lasts for the life of the PC and is not transferable to other PCs. But changing just a motherboard can qualify as a new PC. The first complaint appeared on the Anandtech forums, when a user replaced the motherboard in a Dell PC with another Dell motherboard. Despite having the same BIOS, the user was told Windows was deactivated and the registration key is invalid.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More Smart refrigerator hack exposes Gmail login credentials A team of hackers recently discovered a man-in-the-middle vulnerability in a Samsung smart refrigerator that can be exploited to steal Gmail users' login credentials, The Register reported this week.Hackers from security company Pen Test Partners discovered the flaw while participating in an Internet of Things (IoT) hacking challenge at the Def Con security conference earlier this month. The smart refrigerator, Samsung model RF28HMELBSR, is designed to integrate the user's Gmail Calendar with its display. Samsung implemented SSL to secure the Gmail integration, but the hackers found that the device does not validate SSL certificates, opening the opportunity for hackers to access the network and monitor activity for the user name and password used to link the refrigerator to Gmail.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More Amazon Underground offers $10,000 worth of free Android apps Amazon just launched Amazon Underground, an Android app store where “over $10,000 in apps, games and even in-app items are actually free.” The company’s announcement states, “Many apps and games that are marked as ‘free’ turn out not to be completely free. They use in-app payments to charge you for special items or to unlock features or levels. In Underground, you will find 100% free versions of popular premium titles.” You know what they say about freebies…that you are the product. That may not be the case with Amazon, as it has wanted more Appstore installs for a long time. Most apps have over-reaching permissions, but Underground currently offers 471 free apps from 19 categories which include games, productivity, entertainment, education, kids, photography, utilities and more.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More Steve Ballmer might be dipping his toes back into tech Los Angeles Clippers owner and former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer recently rejected a $60 million offer for TV rights to his team's regular-season games and is now considering launching his own over-the-top streaming network, The New York Post reported yesterday. Earlier this year, Ballmer turned down the $60 million per year offer from Fox Sports' regional network Prime Ticket, marking a substantial increase from its current $25 million per year, according to the report. The Post also claims Prime Ticket's exclusive negotiating period ended in June.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More WHITE PAPER: Citrix Systems 2015 State of the WAN Report A discussion of wide area networking is extremely timely because after a long period with little if any fundamental innovation, the WAN is now the focus of considerable innovation. The goal of this e-book is to provide research-based insight into the current state of the WAN. Learn More Anatomy of an IoT hack With Internet of Things penetration set for a trillion devices by 2025, according to recent McKinsey numbers, our thoughts are, or should be, turning to security.One question that could be posed is: Just how could a future IoT attack play out? What route could it take?A security company reckons it has an answer.'Terror in the kitchen' One World Labs, a security outfit that specializes in penetration testing, forensics, and security code review, presented a session at San Francisco's RSA Conference in April, where it attempted to address the question.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More Brocade brings visibility to the storage area network "You can't manage what you can't see" is a popular axiom in the network management industry. The idea is that the foundation of any organization's management strategy should be to maximize visibility across the network. Only by "seeing" traffic flows can IT departments truly understand the IP network and troubleshoot problems quickly. This is one of the reasons visibility vendors like Gigamon have been red hot of late.But what about the Fibre Channel storage area network (SAN)? Despite the rise in IP network visibility products, there hasn't been any innovation in helping organizations understand what's happening on the SAN. So if it's true that "you can't manage what you can't see," then the lack of SAN visibility means that there's really no way to manage the SAN.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More iPhone 6s camera sounds amazing; Full specs detailed Now that we finally have an official date for Apple's iPhone 6s launch event, it's only natural to expect the number of iPhone-related leaks to increase in volume over the next week or so.While we already know a lot about what the iPhone 6s will have in store (Force Touch, 2GB of RAM, A9 processor), 9to5Mac's Mark Gurman on Thursday divulged some new details surrounding the iPhone 6s camera. Suffice it to say, Apple's next-gen iPhone may be even more of a compelling upgrade than previously imagined.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More Windows Hello uses your webcam even if you disabled your camera The newest Windows 10 privacy freak out involves Windows Hello which is supposed to be a convenient security feature turned on or off by selecting Settings > Accounts > Sign-in options.  Windows Hello replaces traditional passwords with biometric recognition, allowing users to unlock their PC with a swipe or glance. You’ve likely seen Microsoft’s 30 second Windows 10 commercial which shows a toddler who “won’t have to obsess over security” as she will be able to unlock Windows 10 with a smile.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Technology How Today's Hybrid Enterprises Thrive in Disruptive Times While hybrid architectures and SaaS applications bring significant cost and flexibility benefits to enterprise users, they're creating unprecedented challenges for IT. In order to prioritize according to business needs, and to deliver an optimal and consistent end-user experience. View Now>> Torrent trackers bring down the ban hammer on Windows 10 users Even before Microsoft’s updated Privacy Statement and Services Agreement kicked in on August 1, privacy advocates from the European Digital Rights group warned the new privacy policy was “bad news for privacy.” Then Windows 10 default settings proved to be skewed toward spying on users by default. The fact that users are opted in unless they take steps to opt out is so bad for privacy that people who do not normally bother to read Microsoft’s Services EULA (end-use license agreement) started doing so.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More Are wearables dead? This report says consumer interest is declining fast A report released today shows that consumer demand for wearables in the U.S. has declined steeply and steadily since the 2014 holiday shopping season, and is now lower than it was at the beginning of last year.Argus Insights based its report based on more than 327,000 consumer reviews to determine interest in the market over time. The research found that the wearables market was briefly captivated by the Apple Watch in September 2014, but instead gravitated toward the less-expensive Fitbit fitness band for the 2015 holiday season. Since then, however, consumers have generally lost interest in wearable devices, as this chart shows. Argus Insights The report acknowledged a similar dip in interest in wearables in early 2014, following a spike during the preceding holiday season, but pointed out that demand eventually rebounded, ultimately peaking by the end of the year. This year, the market for wearable devices has largely failed to recapture consumer interest.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More Comcast planning nationwide gigabit broadband in 2 years. What will it cost? A Comcast executive says the company is currently testing technology based on the DOCSIS 3.1 standard, which can transmit data at rates up to 10 Gigabits per second (Gbps) in ideal environments, and is aiming to deploy the technology on a nationwide basis by 2018, according to a Fierce Cable article published last week. Comcast vice president of network architecture Robert Howald told Fierce Cable that the technology will enable the company to offer customers broadband speeds of 1 Gbps "and higher." From the article:To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More Mobile devices pose biggest cybersecurity threat to the enterprise, report says Earlier this month, Check Point Software released its 2015 security report which found that mobile devices have become the biggest threat for today's enterprises. I like the fact that more vendors are doing their own studies and sharing the findings. Cybersecurity has so many facets that it's very challenging for IT departments to understand where to focus their energy, so surveys like this help.The survey revealed something that I think many businesses have turned a bit of a blind eye to, and that's the impact of mobile devices, primarily due to the wide acceptance of BYOD. The last Network Purchase Intention Study by ZK Research (disclosure: I'm an employee of ZK Research) showed that 82% of businesses now have some kind of BYOD plan in place. Even heavily regulated industries like healthcare and financial services are putting BYOD programs in place because of pressure from the lines of business. Years ago, CEOs and managers didn't want consumer devices in the workplace as they were considered a distraction. Today, businesses that do not allow workers to use mobile devices are putting themselves at a competitive disadvantage.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More Researchers create P2P Alibi Routing to avoid censorship and government surveillance A team of University of Maryland Institute for Advanced Computer Studies (UMIACS) researchers developed “provable avoidance routing” that they call Alibi Routing; it’s an overlay routing protocol that provides Internet users with a method to avoid sending their data through countries known for their censorship. Users specify where they want their packets NOT to go and Alibi Routing can provide “concrete proof” that users’ data did not pass through “undesired geographic regions.”The researchers unveiled Alibi Routing at the 2015 Association for Computing Machinery Special Interest Group on Data Communication (ACM SIGCOMM) conference. The research paper (pdf) “introduces a primitive, provable avoidance routing that, when given a destination and region to avoid, provides ‘proof’ after the fact that a packet and its response did not traverse the forbidden region. We rely on the insight that a packet could provide an ‘alibi’—a place and time where it was—to prove that it must have avoided the forbidden region in transit from source to destination.”To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More
	SLIDESHOWS 10 surprising facts about Microsoft With the release of Windows 10 coming almost exactly 20 years after Microsoft introduced Windows 95, now is as good a time as ever to look at Microsoft's broad impact on the tech industry, particularly the lesser-known facts. JOIN THE NETWORK WORLD COMMUNITIES As network pros you understand that the value of connections increase as the number of connections increase, the so called network effect, and no where is this more evident than in professional relationships. Join Network World's LinkedIn and Facebook communities to share ideas, post questions, see what your peers are working on and scout out job applicants (or maybe find your next opportunity). Network World on Facebook Network World on LinkedIn MOST-READ STORIES 1. Top 25 computer science colleges, ranked by alumni earning 2. Smart refrigerator hack exposes Gmail login credentials 3. Massachusetts boarding school sued over Wi-Fi sickness 4. Vint Cerf: 'Sometimes I'm terrified' by the IoT 5. 10 surprising facts about Microsoft 6. Amazon Underground offers $10,000 worth of free Android apps 7. 19 free cloud storage options 8. How HP used big data to optimize it 9. Windows 10 is possibly the worst spyware ever made 10. 7 free Wi-Fi stumbling and surveying tools for Windows and Mac
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