Good point - we should have a know-how person in the enterprise, who has hands-on experience about security related technologies and the understanding about corportate security. CIO should not be the one who takes full security...
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I am taking quite a few medications and not long ago had a severe reaction from lamictal and depakote...I am now on gabapentin ultram lamictal clonapin adderal relpax as needed and i believe that is it right now...I am diagnosed...
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Yeah -- if software is eating the world, then just about everyone will need to know how to deal with it, male, female, engineer, marketer, accountant. To some small extent this is already happening.
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We have no cell phone reception here, so I am building a cell tower.
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I put on my business website 'You can pay with your mobile phone.
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Looking at my Grand Children sitting with Ipads, Smartphones, Tablets, Laptops, I asked them a simple question. Do any of you know How to whistle... The reply was Why would we want to whistle. Answer from me is Because...
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Isn't it the CEO's responsibility to run the company? For years Cybersecurity has been on the forefront, when are CEOs and their C-suite pals going to wake up and realize that putting the CIO in charge of information...
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When the person who takes your order at Wendy's mentions that they've heard bad things about Windows 8, you know the game is over.
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But do any of those people you see in the boardroom use a Windows tablet? Will these tweaks (some kind of title and task bar that sounds quite difficult to use on a small form tablet) make people run out and start using...
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Clearly Mr Lord is out of touch with the current state of the COBOL language. A little time and research would have shown COBOL is alive and evolving on an annual basis as venords and standr committees continue to...
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Terms of Service are still a contract.You are correct, though, that generally the main thing a company has to do when it changes the terms or the privacy policy is make users click "I agree" to the new terms or lock them...
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With all due respect... You don't trust Facebook with your user data...but you trust Google??????
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My guess is that the acquisition of WhatsApp was purely defensive -- and, as such, very little will change with the app (think Instagram, or Yahoo's acquisition of Tumblr).
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I've worked in consumer law. If this article represents the facts correctly, then this complaint strikes me as baloney -- a marketing gimmick for EPIC more than anything else. Companies with privacy policies...
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"I told you we shouldn't implement BYOD!"
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Or, as so often happens online, it is a post from someone who isn't who he says he is. I think a post like that needs to have a skeptical eye aimed at it.
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So in 2015 Microsoft may bring back features they introduced in 1995!
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Original Surface RT w/Type Cover owner here, and I've got my Surface 2 on order. In my opinion, the original RT was perfect for students and business use, whilst the new Surface 2 is ideal for a broader range of consumers...
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PaulS, "I don't believe Facebook bought it to just change nothing and to gain nothing. After all, they paid $19billion for it." Exactly. Facebook is not precisely a model on respecting users' privacy. Facebook will...
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