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EU Tells US: End Mass Spying
Responding to surveillance revelations, EU officials seek changes in commercial and law enforcement data sharing arrangements with the US.
Tablet Shopping Guide: 8 Tips
The tablet market is more crowded than ever. Use our eight tips to avoid buyers' remorse this holiday season.
Keep Data Off Mobile Devices & Away From Adversaries
Why we must focus on protecting the data rather than securing mobile devices.
Docker Container System Works With All Linuxes
New release of open-source Docker software container system eliminates need for AnotherUnion Filesystem to move apps from one flavor of Linux to another.
NASA Launches Online Tech Licensing Tool
QuickLaunch streamlines the licensing of more than 30 of the space agency's technologies.
HarperCollins Rewrites Its Analytics Book
HarperCollins uses a data-driven approach to make quicker, bolder marketing decisions.
Big Data Profile: Eliot Horowitz, MongoDB
Child programming prodigy Eliot Horowitz says the answer to the demand for big data analytics is out-of-the-box tools anyone can use.
Amazon Web Services Handles More Business Critical Apps
Survey at Amazon's Re:Invent event shows that many AWS users are moving from test and development to business critical apps.
Will iOS 7 Be The Next BlackBerry?
Apple's latest mobile operating system has many features enterprises will appreciate -- and some things to beware.
IT Leaders: Grow A Pair
Business management author Larry Winget urges IT leaders to stop whining and deal with more matters themselves.
Why One Outsourcing Provider Is Not Enough
An outsourcing strategy is a lot like a personal finance portfolio. You should diversify to manage risk.
4 Reasons Your Business Needs A Mobile Development Platform
Mobile apps open new business opportunities -- but you need to have the tools to handle them.
Enterprise IT Groups Need To Share More
The crowd now has the power and IT can no longer dictate how customers interact with a business. Here are tips for joining the sharing revolution.
Stop Butchering The English Language
Solutioning, diarizing, and zerotasking have lurched into the business lexicon -- but must go, says a former CIO. Weigh in with your own linguistic peeves.
Obamacare Drives One Health Plan's BPM Adoption
Regulatory changes brought about by the Affordable Care Act prompted Fallon Health Plans to decide it needed a flexible framework for automating its business process management.
Motorola Wants You To Print Your Phone
Partnership with 3D Systems aims to bring Lego-style customization to phone components made for Motorola's Project Ara.
How To Revive Social Business Adoption
Tracking your social business numbers helps you know when it's time to shift your strategy. Here's what to do when adoption slows.
FDCCI: Lots Of Opportunities - Or Lost Ones?
The Federal Data Center Consolidation Initiative offered a great opportunity to redeploy resources. But agencies that didn't seize it now face a tougher investment environment.
How CIOs Can Help Build A Millennial Enterprise
Here are a few ways: Build an enterprise app store, gamify your company, and support as much consumer technology as possible.
Cisco's Chambers Pivots, Avoids Reality
Customers in the Open Networking Foundation beg to differ with the Cisco CEO's assertion that advanced networking "can't be done in software."
Personal Computing Device Required: BYOD Should Rule
Just like using your own car is a requirement for some jobs, BYOD should become the norm for corporate IT.
Microsoft's Software Licensing: Why I've Had Enough
Our company could be so much further ahead if Microsoft would simplify its licensing terms so that non-PhDs could understand them.
How To Succeed As A Social Business Sponsor
Follow these five steps to become a more effective leader and seamlessly shape your company into a social business.
CIO Profile: Gavin Gray Of Perkins Coie
Law firm CIO Gavin Gray talks about networking with other industries, alternative startups, and making his clients happy with custom legal apps.
Outsourcing: Why Onshore Vs. Offshore Isn’t The Right Question
Well publicized offshore outsourcing challenges, a narrowing labor-cost gap, and political considerations have some aggressively promoting onshoring. But they're missing the point.
Xbox One Key To 'One Microsoft'
Microsoft's Xbox One isn't just about taking over the living room. It's a proving ground for CEO Steve Ballmer's "One Microsoft" vision.
HealthCare.gov Repairs: Traffic Goal In Sight
Consumers will be able to enroll normally by end of November, when HealthCare.gov is expected to handle a full traffic load, says an Obama administration troubleshooter.
Windows Azure Outage Avoids Xbox One Catastrophe
Microsoft's cloud services, including Xbox Live, were disrupted Thursday due to a DNS error.
HP's Baez: We're No Longer 'Built For Slow'
HP CIO discusses changing the company culture, spending more time with customers, and moving to cloud platforms to execute faster.
Big Data: Big Threat Or Big Lie?
CIOs can help shape big data's image by defining how government and business should use it.
3 Surprising Trends Among 'Pacesetter' Cloud Adopters
IBM's latest global research on cloud computing kicks out a few unexpected correlations.
Salesforce's 'Superpod': Only For Giants
Turns out the HP-powered "Superpod" is consistent with Salesforce.com's public cloud. But it's not something that many customers will use.
Inside New York State's Health Site Launch
Where Healthcare.gov has failed, N.Y.'s marketplace has succeeded because of good planning, say a state official and the contractor CSC.
Microsoft Surface 2: Hands-On Review
Microsoft's Surface 2 is a big improvement, but it's not for everyone.
Windows Azure Load Balancing: What To Know
Windows Azure promises cloud flexibility once IT overcomes Azure's built-in load balancing constraints.
Infor CEO Charles Phillips Talks Enterprise Apps
Oracle veteran Charles Phillips says business users expect enterprise app agility, mobility, and consumer-grade interfaces. But is IT on board?
OMB Sets Agency Deadlines To Strengthen Cybersecurity
The Obama administration issues new guidelines for continuous monitoring programs to bolster information security.
IT's New Role In The Connected World
There are already examples of connected world technologies (a.k.a. the Internet of Things) that are changing how companies serve customers.
Microsoft's Next CEO: Ford's Mulally As 'Caretaker'?
Microsoft directors want Alan Mulally to shepherd the company through its restructuring while an insider is groomed for the CEO role, reports say.
USAID Spurs Algorithm Designs To Predict Atrocities
The final round of the Tech Challenge for Atrocity Prevention included five winners that came up with models that could predict mass violence.
An IT Industry At War
Who will be the next industry winners? That depends on how the Attackers, Defenders, Arms Merchants, and Customers play their roles.
Distributed Databases: Stop Stalling
Your current RDBMS may well be perfectly functional. But big data and the nature of work mean it won't be for long. Then what?
SAP CEO Envisions Younger, Greener, Cloudier Company
Bill McDermott is trying to change SAP's conservative, ERP-centric image for millennial employees and buyers.
Consumer Tech Gives Small Businesses Big Shoulders
When my furnace guy treats me the way a tech-savvy enterprise would, I know the world has changed.
Are You Too Old For IT?
Ageism might be a taboo topic among employers, but veteran IT pros say it's very much an industry reality.
Cyber Insecurity: When Contractors Are Weak Link
Government and defense contractors play a crucial role in protecting sensitive information. But the evidence suggests they are losing the battle.
Big Data's Bad Manners Spell Trouble
Companies need to stop drooling over consumer data and start acting like responsible data stewards -- or face serious backlash.
Dell Workstations Go Hollywood
Consumer PC sales are down, but Dell sees potential for its workstations in the film industry.
Genomics Startup Counts On Amazon Cloud
Courtagen taps AWS to handle the terabytes of data produced in analyzing individuals' genes to pinpoint disease-causing abnormalities and best treatments.
Nasuni: Versioning File System For Cloud
Nasuni's UniFS uses stream of snapshots to create a versioned file system in the enterprise and in the cloud.
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