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	Could data scientist be your next job? Large enterprises, staffing firms and universities have observed increasing interest in a new class of data professional - the data scientist. A curious blend of business, analytics and computer skills, this hot new title is on the march in diverse verticals such as energy, e-commerce, healthcare and financial services. Read More WHITE PAPER: Comcast Better Network Connectivity Drives Transformation Network connectivity is more than just plumbing. Leading organizations today see high-performance network connectivity as a critical enabler of competitive advantage, and not just a way to cut expenses. Click here for exclusive survey findings from Comcast and IDG on why Ethernet/fiber is the smart choice for high-performance network connectivity. Learn More In this Issue Why the Internet needs IPv6 ASUS apologizes over sexist butt tweet Facebook locks in on bounties for security Emergency Windows patch stops Flame malware from spoofing Microsoft security certificate HP, Oracle clash over what their Hurd deal's wording means Google acquires social media toolbar maker Meebo IBM attacks app design to bolster mobile security Samsung Galaxy S III available from five U.S. carriers from this month Computex 2012: Karaoke, ultrabooks and voice and face recognition star at Intel keynote IT Innovation Won't Be Slowed by Cloud Concerns RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: BYOD & Mobile Device Management Tech Seminar BYOD & Mobile Device Management Tech Seminar - 6/28 During this one-day tech seminar, IT executives, managers and teams will learn how to successfully manage the onslaught of new mobile devices, along with the strategies and policies that can help avoid pitfalls and ensure success. June 28 -Gleacher Center, Chicago Click to continue Why the Internet needs IPv6 Explosive growth of Internet users, devices, apps creates demand for more IP addresses Read More ASUS apologizes over sexist butt tweet ASUS has issued an apology, via Twitter, regarding a sexist tweet issued from its official @ASUS account earlier today that has sparked a torrent of negative comments across social media sites. Read More Facebook locks in on bounties for security Can the volunteer White Hats of hacking protect the world's most popular social networking site from the Black Hats? Read More WHITE PAPER: Limelight Web Acceleration: The Rules Have Changed Optimizing your web page loading time is essential for retaining your website visitors. Download Web Acceleration: The Rules Have Changed to learn how front-end optimization can improve Time to Action for your web and mobile content, and how it can be done in front of your existing CDN with minimal integration required. Learn More! Emergency Windows patch stops Flame malware from spoofing Microsoft security certificate Microsoft released an emergency Windows update last night after discovering that components of the cyber-espionage Flame malware could trick customers by spoofing one of Microsoft's trusted digital signatures. The security advisory states, "Microsoft is aware of active attacks using unauthorized digital certificates derived from a Microsoft Certificate Authority. Read More HP, Oracle clash over what their Hurd deal's wording means Hewlett-Packard said Oracle committed itself to porting its core software products to future versions of Itanium in a 2010 partnership agreement with HP, while Oracle said that deal fell far short of a true contract, as the companies' lawyers gave opening arguments on Monday in a courtroom in San Jose, Calif. Read More Google acquires social media toolbar maker Meebo Google has acquired Meebo, a company that makes a toolbar that aggregates content from websites as well as displaying advertisements, the company said on its blog on Monday. Read More WHITE PAPER: BMC Software Switching Schedulers – Not As Complicated As You Think Changing or consolidating job schedulers may seem daunting. However, the benefits of switching to enterprise workload automation outweigh the risks. Read how BMC can help realize goals like reduced cost, top-down visibility, improved SLAs, and a single enterprise view across all platforms. Learn More Today! IBM attacks app design to bolster mobile security The place to start to bolster security in mobile applications is in the development stage. Catch and fix vulnerabilities then and the final product will be more difficult for hackers to penetrate. IBM on Tuesday unveiled software specifically tailored for testing Android apps. Read More Samsung Galaxy S III available from five U.S. carriers from this month Samsung plans to offer its Galaxy S III smartphones to consumers in the U.S. through five carriers beginning this month, the company said Monday, but the device will not run a quad-core processor as does the 3G version launched in Europe and India. Read More Computex 2012: Karaoke, ultrabooks and voice and face recognition star at Intel keynote Intel's Tom Kilroy delivered the keynote address with help from a American-Taiwanese pop star in Taipei. Read More IT Innovation Won't Be Slowed by Cloud Concerns Those who continue to deem the cloud "rogue IT" fail to see the forest for the trees, CIO.com's Bernard Golden writes. Institutions dead set in their ways should prepare to see smaller, more innovative firms embrace the cloud – and race past them. Read More
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