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Google Drive Chops Prices
Thomas Claburn, Editor-at-Large
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Google Drive blows past other online storage services by tripling free space to 15 GB and cutting prices across the board.
By Thomas Claburn Editor-at-Large, 3/13/2014
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eLTE in the Critical Communications Sector
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eLTE is a wireless communication system for critical communications scenarios, providing critical communications for fire departments, police, as well as maintenance staff. With eLTE, Huawei provides a very wide range of communication and dispatching functionality.
By InformationWeek , 3/13/2014
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Enterprise Collaboration: Bringing People Together in a Best-Ever Virtual Meeting Experience
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User collaboration is a way forward in how teams can collaborate productively and efficiently. Edwin Diender from Huawei's User Collaboration & Communication introduces its multimedia video conference suit and its flagship products that make it possible.
By InformationWeek , 3/13/2014
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Smart City: High Hopes for the City of Tshwane & Huawei's Smart City
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At CeBIT 2014, Lindiwe Kwele, Deputy Mayor of Tshwane (South Africa), talks about Tshwane's determination and progress in building the Smart City Project. She thanks Huawei for the great help for the Smart City Development in Tshwane.
By InformationWeek , 3/13/2014
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Huawei IT at CeBIT: Make IT Simple, Make Business Agile
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Jawee Sun walks us through the area where Huawei showcased its IT infrastructure, datacenter, and its three star products at CeBIT 2014.
By InformationWeek , 3/13/2014
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HIE Use In ER Cuts Hospital Admissions: Cornell Study
David F Carr, Editor, InformationWeek Healthcare
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Emergency room patients whose doctors consult their records through a health information exchange were 30% less likely to be admitted, says a Cornell study.
By David F Carr Editor, InformationWeek Healthcare, 3/13/2014
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Apple iPhones Could Thwart Attackers
Thomas Claburn, Editor-at-Large
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Apple patent application suggests the company is looking to add personal security features to its mobile devices.
By Thomas Claburn Editor-at-Large, 3/13/2014
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Huawei Confirms Dual-OS Android-Windows Smartphone
Michael Endler, Associate Editor, InformationWeek.com
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Smartphone will let users swap between Android and Windows Phone operating systems.
By Michael Endler Associate Editor, InformationWeek.com, 3/13/2014
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Paytronix Proves SMBs Can Do Big Data Analysis
Doug Henschen, Executive Editor, InformationWeek
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Running a Cloudera Hadoop cluster on Amazon Web Services, Paytronix gains insight into customer behavior it couldn't tease out of a database.
By Doug Henschen Executive Editor, InformationWeek, 3/13/2014
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OPM Releases Strategic IT Plan
Wyatt Kash, Editor, InformationWeek Government
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Office of Personnel Management director Katherine Archuleta lays out a new IT strategy to improve federal recruiting and retirement systems.
By Wyatt Kash Editor, InformationWeek Government, 3/13/2014
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Why China Loves WeChat
Junko Yoshida,
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A year ago, Weibo was China's hottest social network. Now WeChat is the only place to be. Why the dramatic shift?
By Junko Yoshida , 3/13/2014
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Samsung Galaxy Security Alert: Android Backdoor Discovered
Mathew J. Schwartz,
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Samsung's flavor of Android has a backdoor that can be remotely exploited by attackers, Android developers warn.
By Mathew J. Schwartz , 3/13/2014
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Will Microsoft Waive Windows Phone Fees?
Eric Zeman,
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Microsoft has waived Windows Phone licensing fees for two Indian smartphone makers. Will the company extend the offer to other manufacturers to help boost sales?
By Eric Zeman , 3/13/2014
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Windows XP Goes Dark: 5 Things To Expect
Michael Endler, Associate Editor, InformationWeek.com
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Microsoft customers face Windows XP's end-of-service deadline. How much will you suffer from the lack of support?
By Michael Endler Associate Editor, InformationWeek.com, 3/13/2014
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H-1B Visa Demand Spike Predicted
Kevin Casey,
News
When the window for new H-1B applications opens on April 1, three IT job categories will lead the charge: software engineering, information security, and big data.
By Kevin Casey , 3/13/2014
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Obamacare Vs. Patient Data Security: Ponemon Research
Alison Diana, Senior Editor
News
Healthcare professionals worry that healthcare regulations mandating patient data exchange are luring more data thieves, says Ponemon study.
By Alison Diana Senior Editor, 3/13/2014
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DevOps Demands You Fix Twice
Rajat Bhargava, Co-Founder & CEO, JumpCloud
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If you've taken time to get everything just perfect, you haven't truly adopted the rapid iteration, lean product development ethos.
By Rajat Bhargava Co-Founder & CEO, JumpCloud, 3/13/2014
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NYC Mayor Needs Analytics In His Corner
Travis Korte, Research Analyst, Center for Data Innovation
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Mayor de Blasio needs more than public support to advance his plans for jobs, education, and public safety. He must harness big data.
By Travis Korte Research Analyst, Center for Data Innovation, 3/13/2014
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6 Lessons CIOs Can Learn From WhatsApp
Jim Cowie, CTO, Renesys
Commentary
CIOs looking to expand services globally should take a long, hard look at WhatsApp's strategy, growth, and acquisition.
By Jim Cowie CTO, Renesys, 3/13/2014
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8 Data Centers For Cloud's Toughest Jobs
Keith Dawson, Editor-in-Chief, All LED Lighting
News
Each of these innovative data centers represents the best in class for a design or operational factor. Google's employee sauna? That's just a bonus.
By Keith Dawson Editor-in-Chief, All LED Lighting, 3/13/2014
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