InformationWeek Dec. 10, 2012 Digital Issue

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In This Issue:

Outlook 2013: Tech spending is looking up, but IT must focus more on customers and less on internal systems.
5 Rules For Painless Encryption: Your data is on the move. Can you really afford not to encrypt it?
Don't Be Too Quick To Ditch Dropbox: In a crowded market, CIOs who won't use the leader must have a clear, value-based reason for picking someone else.
Must Microsoft Make Its Own Hardware? Without some fundamental added value, Microsoft's tablets are unlikely to succeed.

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