Who are tech's highest paid CEOs?

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Dell corrals acquired products for BYOD market Feds' EINSTEIN intrusion detector raises serious privacy questions Network World Daily News AM April 25, 2013 Share this email Who are tech's highest paid CEOs? Median pay for tech CEOs in 2012 was $10.7 million, according to Network World's analysis of CEO compensation in the tech industry. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. Dell corrals acquired products for BYOD market 2. Feds' EINSTEIN intrusion detector raises serious privacy questions 3. INSIDER Microsoft faces a loss of relevance 4. Samsung to expand retail presence in US 5. 10 Key Windows 8 Features for Healthcare Professionals 6. North Carolina auditor: 84 state-run IT projects well over budget, schedule 7. Where's the BYOD Payoff? 8. Ads coming soon to your Outlook.com inbox 9. Apple CEO defends Mac line; analysts foresee iPad hybrids 10. Scientists find clues to why everything exists 11. 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READ MORE Feds' EINSTEIN intrusion detector raises serious privacy questions Department of Homeland Security is preparing to deploy a much more powerful version of its EINSTEIN intrusion-detection system that can capture e-mail content and personally identifiable data READ MORE INSIDER Microsoft faces a loss of relevance Microsoft took another hard knock this month when top tech researchers laid much of the blame for dwindling first-quarter PC sales at the feet of the beleaguered Windows 8 operating system. Insider (registration required) READ MORE WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Technology Case Study: Boston College Read this case study to learn how Boston College has reduced complexity of the backup process for over 1,700 seats by centralizing management. 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READ MORE WEBCAST: CA Technologies CA Service Operation Insight See how a VP of Operations and his team have improved their ability to quickly respond to incidents that impact or pose risks to the quality and availability of their critical online business services. Learn More Where's the BYOD Payoff? Companies may be bleeding corporate dollars in the name of BYOD productivity gains that don't really exist, says Nucleus Research. READ MORE Ads coming soon to your Outlook.com inbox It was going to happen sooner or later: the clean minimalist Outlook.com will soon start displaying advertisements alongside your inbox and emails. READ MORE Apple CEO defends Mac line; analysts foresee iPad hybrids Apple CEO Tim Cook on Tuesday defended the company's iconic Mac line, which saw a second consecutive decline in sales last quarter, and promised that Apple would continue to crank out personal computers. 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