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	Hot products at VMworld 2014 Click through all the products being released at VMworld this week Read More   WEBCAST: IBM ING Transforms DevOps to Reduce Cost and Speed Delivery ING, one of the largest banks in Europe needed to reduce the high cost of isolated, inefficient application development. They chose IBM PureApplication System to move their IT infrastructure to a cloud-based shared service model. In this Webcast, ING executive, Mark Willemse, shares the lessons ING learned from this strategic initiative. Learn more In this Issue Red Hat CTO abruptly resigns What Apple can do to improve the iPhone 6 display Router malware: Fact or fiction? INSIDER IT Resume Makeover: How to Avoid Buzzword Burnout The Linux Desktop-a-week Review: elementary OS's Pantheon Apple confirms September 9 media event White House Cybersecurity Coordinator Is Kind of Right – but Mostly Wrong Key factors to consider when evaluating video conferencing The worst cloud outages of 2014 (so far) WHITE PAPER: Dropbox The Truth About Cloud Security "Security" is the number one issue holding business leaders back from the cloud. But does the reality match the perception? Keeping data close to home, on premises, makes business and IT leaders feel inherently more secure. But the truth is, cloud solutions can offer companies real, tangible security advantages. Learn more! Red Hat CTO abruptly resigns CTO Brian Stevens is out at Red Hat, according to a curt press release issued by the company Wednesday evening. Read More   What Apple can do to improve the iPhone 6 display For over a year, the main obsession about the upcoming 2014 iPhone models (i.e. iPhone 6) has been the size and resolution of the screen. But Apple faces other challenges for its mobile touchscreens, and how, or whether, it deals with those may have a bigger impact on the user experience than simply a bigger screen. Read More   Router malware: Fact or fiction? Malware affecting a computer's operation is not always found in the computer itself. Just recently we encountered a common operational issue on several computers in our home network. Various browsers on different computers running different operating systems were intermittently redirecting webpages. The issue manifests itself by redirecting webpages to an unfamiliar merchant site.[Home routers: Broken windows to the world]The confluence of characteristics of the particular malware, cache history of a user, settings on a particular computer, and how the aberrant browser behavior manifests itself can result in the troubleshooting effort becoming a head-scratcher. Issues relating to webpage redirection are likely attributed to a spurious domain name services (DNS) server.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More     INSIDER IT Resume Makeover: How to Avoid Buzzword Burnout Christopher White's resume was crammed with buzzwords, jargon and what executive resume writer, social media and career strategist Donald Burns calls "techno-gibberish."To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here(Insider Story) Read More   The Linux Desktop-a-week Review: elementary OS's Pantheon My ongoing quest to live in every Linux Desktop Environment – for one week at a time – has brought me to a relative newcomer -- the elementary OS project's "Pantheon" environment.Read the journey so far: Enlightenment, Awesome, MATE, KDE Plasma, Ubuntu's Unity Last week, I was pretty hard on Unity. Specifically, I knocked Unity's lack of customizability and the fact that you can really only use Unity when running Ubuntu (and, even then, if you want the latest version of the Unity desktop, you need the latest version of Ubuntu itself... which is rather annoying).To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More   Apple confirms September 9 media event Apple Thursday mailed formal invitations to a media event on September 9, to be held at the Flint Center, in Cupertino at 10 a.m. Pacific time. The company is widely expected to announce the next iPhone, presumably the iPhone 6, in two models with two different screen sizes Read More   White House Cybersecurity Coordinator Is Kind of Right – but Mostly Wrong   Poor Michael Daniel, the White House cybersecurity coordinator and the man who "leads the interagency development of national cybersecurity strategy and policy" is taking a beating in the press.  In a recent interview with federally-focused media outlet, GovInfoSecurity, Daniel defended his lack of security technology experience with the following statement:  "You don't have to be a coder in order to really do well in this position.  In fact, actually, I think being too down in the weeds at the technical level could actually be a little bit of a distraction.  You can get taken up and enamored with the very detailed aspects of some of the technical solutions and the real issue is looking at the broad strategic picture."To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More   Key factors to consider when evaluating video conferencing Simplicity, reliability, scalability and security are core considerations, but when it comes to questions about cost, take into account what you'll miss if you decide not to deploy. Read More   The worst cloud outages of 2014 (so far) Which companies have failed the worst when it comes to cloud outages in 2014? Time for the list no one wants to land on Read More
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