Speak for yourself. I do care. Repairability is always on my top list. It is also very important to be able to swap the battery yourself (or replace it for a meager $30), rather than being dependent on some company who will...
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I agree. This case also shows the ineptidue and knee-jerk reactions of the US government. Instead of pinning the stiffest penalties on Snowden and chasing him out of the country into the arms of the Russian government, the...
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Excellent article and knowing about FB and Google emerging into new evolutions. Very interesting aspects to see how it would be in use.
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Well, i dont understand what really can stop the acquisition now.
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Great exercise to welcome the innovative ideas from the people and thinking about implementing in the govt sectors.
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Very interesting article, i believe usage of drones would increase more in the future in the areas of survellience and safety.
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Technology usage at its best and good implementations.
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Really interesting, thanks! I think that you would be really interested in some of the most cutting-edge research that I have come across explaining crowds, open innovation, and citizen science. http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/cf_dev/AbsByAuth.cfm?per_id=1919614 And...
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Valuable context on Good Technology and AirWatch, thanks for sharing. Readers, is VMware's AirWatch buy on your radar screen? Has it changed your MDM thinking at all?
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Datto utilizes Hybrid Cloud Technology to improve redundancy and allow users greater protection of their systems and data. Hybrid Cloud continuity is simple in concept yet robust in feature set; it leverages the advantages...
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Isn't this as much as anything a training and skills issue -- the number of people with training and experience managing SQL databases as opposed to NoSQL ones?
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I am very glad to see this post by you regarding this information. I am eagerly waiting to see more resources in the internet on this topic.
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I started reporting on data-analysis of warranty and auto-repair data more than five years ago. The Ford Explorer-Firestone tire rollover problem? Preventable. GM's latest flap with the Cobalt recall? Also preventable, but...
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To be clear and according to Silent Circle's website. Their servers are currently located in Canada and will eventually be opening up in Switzerland. A thing to note, Canada has some of the stricted privacy laws...
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Frankly, severral of the posts about this article are more than a little silly; the scary word 'drone' makes a lot of otherwise sensible (or not) people drift off into night sweats; the 'community outrage' over a radio controlled...
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Snowden will be forever condemned for leaking classified NSA documents, but his actions have sparked a necessary dialogue on government surveillance. American Civil Liberties Union principal technologist Christopher Soghoian,...
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Interesting to note the steps Snowden took to avoid being traced by speaking to SXSW. According to a Washington Post report today, he used a Google Hangout videoconferencing program that ran through seven proxy servers to...
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It's interesting to see how a nation that earned its reputation as a financial haven for those wanting to protect their wealth has evolved into a data haven for those wanting to protect their digital privacy.
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It's refreshing to see fiscal discipline in at least one government sector. Like every private sector CIO, agency CIOs must figure out how to shift their budget dollars from keep-the-lights-on work to more innovative initiatives....
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The proposed FY15 Federal IT may appear to make sense. But former Air Force CIO, William Lord, makes a great point elsewhere on our site (Breaking The Cycle Of Legacy IT Investment ) that failing to modernize legacy systems...
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This is good that, administration focussing on govt development projects.
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