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DARPA Solicits Chemical-Detection Lasers
Defense Department would use the technology to detect biological and chemical agents during operations.
Women In IT: The Next Generation
A walk-through at the University of New Hampshire Interoperability Lab reveals lessons on how to solve IT's image problem.
Building A Social Business: 10 Questions
Is your company truly becoming a social organization -- or simply "doing social?" Answer these questions to ensure that you're on the right track.
Mobile Tech Extends Hospitals' Reach Into The Home
Montefiore Medical Center in The Bronx is texting patients and might use Fitbits to monitor diabetic teens.
Google Expands Support For Tech Partners
Independent software vendors can now receive the same support as Google resellers.
Dell Unveils Rugged Laptop For Education
Dell's lineup for education now includes Chrome OS, Android, and Windows.
Target CIO's Resignation: 7 Questions
After the data breach, why didn't the buck stop with PCI assessors or CEO? Search for accountability reveals flawed system, much finger-pointing.
Target Starts Security, Compliance Makeover
With CIO departing, security and compliance get a higher profile at the beleaguered retailer in the wake of its massive data breach.
Security Job #1 For Feds
The 2014 InformationWeek Government IT Priorities Survey shows federal IT pros care about security - it’s rated as very important by 69% of respondents, 30 percentage points ahead of the No. 2 priority, disaster recovery. Will the upcoming NIST cyber-security framework help manage risk?
Breaking The Cycle Of Legacy IT Investment
CEOs and CFOs are often blind to the consequences of failing to modernize aging systems, says former US Air Force CIO William T. Lord.
Apple, Samsung Prepare To Spar Again
Apple loses bid to ban sale of some Samsung devices; the two will face off in court again this month in their ongoing dispute over patents.
15 Apps For Healthy Living
A well-equipped smartphone and a little will power can help you stay healthy. Consider these diagnostic and fitness apps.
Apple iOS Vulnerable To Hidden Profile Attacks
Unpatched flaw in iOS enables malicious profile users to secretly control devices and intercept data.
Mobile App Dev: 4 Insights From The Trenches
One example: Show travel times, not distances.
DigitalOcean Gets $37.1 Million For Cloud Expansion
Fast-growing cloud startup plans to hire more engineers and build new data centers.
Cloud Crossroads: Which Way PaaS?
As allies and competitors line up behind the new Cloud Foundry Foundation, where does that leave Red Hat and its support of OpenStack and Project Solum?
IBM Watson Goes On Silicon Valley Grand Tour
IBM execs tout Watson-as-a-Service, venture funding to tech startups in California.
Oracle: Villain Or Scapegoat In Oregon Insurance Exchange Mess?
Even as Oregon works to exit a troubled IT services contract with Oracle, a longtime critic of the state's health insurance exchange project says the blame belongs elsewhere.
Google Cloud Performance Stability: A Closer Look
IT consultant David Linthicum says ignore claims on performance and just test your application in a target environment.
Do You Have A Future In IT?
During the next five to 10 years, 80% of current enterprise IT job functions will cease to exist. Yet, I'm optimistic.
Microsoft CRM, ERP Push: 4 Rants And Raves
At the Convergence conference, Microsoft missed chances to distinguish its Dynamics ERP and CRM tools from rivals.
Hadoop Jobs: 8 Resume Do's And Don'ts
Here's what hiring managers look for when vetting resumes for Hadoop-related positions -- and what prompts them to hit the delete button.
Nicira: The Last Billion-Dollar SDN Acquisition?
Nicira’s billion-dollar purchase price may have been an outlier in the SDN market that won’t be repeated.
Microsoft Lets Agencies Test Government-Only Cloud
Microsoft lets federal agencies take its newly operational Azure for Government for a "shakedown cruise."
Are Server SANs The Future Or Just Hype?
An emerging software-defined storage technology is getting a lot of attention, but using direct-attached storage as a common storage pool isn't without complications.
Cortana: Windows Phone 8.1's Killer App?
Halo attracted users to the Xbox. Will digital assistant Cortana do the same for Windows Phone 8.1?
Target Seeks New CIO
Data breach last year prompts CIO Beth Jacob to resign; Target will hire interim CIO and chief compliance officer.
Yahoo Unfriends Facebook, Google Sign-In
Yahoo drops third-party logins, will soon require Yahoo IDs.
Bitcoin Heists Cause More Trouble
Attackers continue to pummel bitcoin "banks," exchanges, and crypto-currency users themselves via malware that steals virtual wallets.
Federal IT Spending Slashed In Proposed 2015 Budget
Obama's 2015 budget request cuts 2.9%, gives agencies $79 billion for IT, including $13 billion for cyber security.
Data Breach: ‘Persistence’ Gives Hackers the Upper Hand
Hackers are winning on speed and determination. But we can stack the odds in our favor by shifting the time frames of an attack. Here's how.
FreedomPop Debuts Encrypted Snowden Phone
Prepaid phone carrier promises secure messaging, anonymous browsing to security-minded customers.
IT Resume Revamp: Goodbye, Contract Work
Many contractors see the improving economy as a lure back to full-time work. See how our expert remade one IT consultant's resume to help him stand out in a sea of candidates.
The Software-Defined Revolution: Beyond The Hype
Should every technology be "software-defined?" How to choose SDX for your datacenter and cloud environment.
Female IT Leadership: Find Your Voice
The biggest obstacle to your IT career success may be your inner voice, says Dell CIO Adriana Karaboutis.
Cryptocat Wins Apple Approval
NSA surveillance and other worldwide events drive interest in secure messaging, and iOS users now have a new option.
Internet Of Things: What About Data Storage?
The Internet of Things presents a new set of data storage and protection challenges. Here's how to tackle those issues.
NASA's $17.5B Budget Keeps Asteroid Mission On Track
Proposed fiscal 2015 budget gives NASA funds to send humans to an asteroid by 2025.
Enterprise App Development: A Better Approach
Consider these four guidelines for enterprise mobile application development in the age of mobile and cloud.
IT Career Change & Crisis: Rapid Lessons
After a dunk in a raging river, a CIO offers advice on coping with the unexpected.
How To Catalyze Healthcare Innovation
Innovation can be as simple as combining two ideas or asking what's broken and needs to change.
Cable TV: The Monopoly That Keeps On Taking
Everything eventually will flow through your Internet connection. That's why we need more fiber optic competition.
Winning Mobile Strategies: Think Like A Customer
What do Uber, Bank of America, and Walgreens have in common? All win over customers with mobile app strategies that acknowledge what's convenient on a phone -- and what isn't.
Time Warner Wants To Bring Telemedicine Home
Virtual Visits trial has Time Warner Cable technicians installing Tely Labs equipment to help Cleveland Clinic lower hospital readmissions.
Feds Grapple With Big Data Vs. Privacy
Government study focuses on how privacy-enhancing technologies and large-scale analytics will shape the future of big data.
Facebook Likes Drones
Facebook is reportedly in talks to acquire Titan Aerospace, manufacturer of solar-powered drones, to bring Internet access to developing countries.
Windows 8.1 Update: Can It End The Rut?
Microsoft users have been surprisingly indifferent to Windows 8.1. The company needs this spring's Win 8.1 update to reverse the trend.
FedRAMP Cloud Security Approval: Look Who Applied
Officials unveil new FedRAMP Web portal, release details on firms seeking government's cloud security seal of approval.
Samsung Chromebooks Go Upscale
Samsung banks on improved specs and an updated design, including faux leather, to sell its latest Chromebooks.
Android Takes Top Tablet OS Crown
Android's rise presents a threat to Apple in the long term and hurts Microsoft right now.
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