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	5 cool tools in Windows 8 Read More WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Technology Resolve Performance Issues Within Your Citrix Environment Citrix offers significant benefits to IT organizations but alters the performance troubleshooting process due to its unique architecture. Breakthrough new technology flips the Citrix performance management paradigm on its head by providing unprecedented end-to-end visibility of user transactions traversing a Citrix server. Read Now In this Issue NASA exploring groundbreaking space network to sustain large data dumps and trips to the moon, Mars INSIDER 10 trends shaping IT hiring in 2013 Mozilla again rejects porting Firefox to iOS iPad sales collapse? iPad mini leads to changes in buying behavior INSIDER Fave-Reads: 6 must-read books to ignite your IT career How to avoid BYOD disasters Amazon's applications for book industry top-level domains opposed Microsoft seeks to capture a generation of Office 365 users Centralizing Internet access with WAN Virtualization Oracle, Montclair State University settle lawsuit over PeopleSoft software project WHITE PAPER: HP, Microsoft & Intel Big Data Requires a Remodeling of the Data Warehouse Take a few moments to learn about a data warehouse appliance that is a massively parallel server optimized to run Microsoft's SQL Server that delivers enterprise scalability, ease of maintenance, and a single version of the truth, all for a low cost. Read Now! NASA exploring groundbreaking space network to sustain large data dumps and trips to the moon, Mars What kind of network can support future commercial and government space trips around Earth and support bigger distances to the moon and Mars? Read More INSIDER 10 trends shaping IT hiring in 2013 Concerns about the economy and budget battles on Capitol Hill have put a damper on the IT job scene, but not enough to thwart expansion. Read More Mozilla again rejects porting Firefox to iOS Mozilla won't be building Firefox for iOS unless Apple changes its rules, a company executive said Saturday. Read More iPad sales collapse? iPad mini leads to changes in buying behavior In light of speculation that the sales of the full-size Apple iPad have "collapsed," an informal and non-scientific poll of "iPad enterprises" and consultants shows instead some changing buying behaviors. Read More INSIDER Fave-Reads: 6 must-read books to ignite your IT career With companies running lean and mean, professional development has increasingly become an individual sport. IT workers have learned to fend for themselves to develop needed skills and gain new mindsets for managing more effectively and adding more value to the workplace. Read More How to avoid BYOD disasters Imagine an organization where employees are given several consecutive months of vacation every year. It sounds like a dream, but in the era of BYOD, it could also be an IT exec's worst nightmare. Read More Amazon's applications for book industry top-level domains opposed Amazon.com's application for top-level domain strings, including for ".book" and ".read," has come under attack from publishing industry groups and competitor Barnes & Noble. Read More Microsoft seeks to capture a generation of Office 365 users Microsoft is offering college students its cloud-based Office service free for six months, a move that could help solidify Office as a package they'll want to keep using once they graduate. The offer gives eligible students Office 365 for three months plus an additional three months if they share the offer on their Facebook pages. Read More Centralizing Internet access with WAN Virtualization For the last several columns we have been exploring the details of how enterprise Internet access is established. Read More Oracle, Montclair State University settle lawsuit over PeopleSoft software project A nearly two-year-long, ugly legal battle between Oracle and Montclair State University over a troubled PeopleSoft ERP (enterprise resource planning) project has ended in a settlement both sides are calling amicable. Read More
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