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	Juniper opens arms to OpenDaylight Juniper has submitted a plugin for its open source SDN controller to the OpenDaylight Project, an effort Juniper's a member of but has publicly dismissed. Read More WHITE PAPER: Instart Logic Overcome Web Performance Obstacles for SaaS Applications Learn about the technology that powers and speeds up the web experiences of hundreds of thousands of enterprise SaaS application users, over Instart Logic's innovative global network. Learn More In this Issue Replacing the PSTN with VoIP: Not If, But When 4 things to do now to get ready for the Internet of Things Career Watch: Who's the best-paid CIO in the land? Best and worst celebrity tech moments of 2014 US developing public unmanned aircraft incident reporting system Security Manager's Journal: Virtual machines, real mess 5 New Wireless Technologies for Today's Businesses DARPA developing the ultimate auto-pilot software IE6: Retired but not dead yet Major security flaws threaten satellite communications WHITE PAPER: Network Instruments Survival Tips for Big Data's Impact on Network Performance The pressure is on to show tangible value from big data rollouts. Learn how performance monitoring tools can provide network managers and IT administrators insight and visibility into networks, infrastructures and applications far in advance, resulting in smooth transitions, accomplished network managers, and project success. Learn More Replacing the PSTN with VoIP: Not If, But When Read More 4 things to do now to get ready for the Internet of Things As CIO at Boeing, Ted Colbert is no stranger to the Internet of Things. For more than a decade, the aerospace giant has deployed thousands of communications-enabled smart devices to sense, control and exchange data across the factory floor, on the battlefield, and within the company's 787 Dreamliner aircraft. Read More Career Watch: Who's the best-paid CIO in the land? Was HP's CIO the best paid in the country in 2012? Maybe. Read More WHITE PAPER: Network Instruments Your Guide to Troubleshooting VoIP Real-time voice communications are sensitive to delay and variation in packet arrival times. This paper guides you through the essentials of VoIP troubleshooting, including common problems as well as the metrics you should employ to fix and prevent them. Learn More Best and worst celebrity tech moments of 2014 Ellen's Oscar selfie, a very cloudy Sex Tape and a more-bizarre-than usual CES moment. Read More US developing public unmanned aircraft incident reporting system It sounds like a good idea - develop an online system of publically reporting and disseminating problems or incidents stemming from the use of unmanned aircraft in the public airspace. In practice you'd have to wonder if such a system would get used much because it seems like the system has just a few caveats. Read More Security Manager's Journal: Virtual machines, real mess It started out as a simple call to the help desk from an engineer at one of our major development centers: Phone calls were being dropped. Soon, similar complaints were coming in from other engineers, as well as from sales associates, who said the inability to maintain phone calls was making it difficult to close deals. Read More WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Technology Little Ways WAN Optimization Can Benefit Your Organization You know that WAN optimization has evolved into a complete system that optimizes traffic across a broad range of most popular applications while providing deep visibility into performance. However, today's comprehensive solutions can improve just about every major IT initiative. Learn more>> 5 New Wireless Technologies for Today's Businesses Wireless technology changes quickly. This matters if you're running a business, as faster Wi-Fi can improve employee productivity as well as customer service. These advances in wireless tech are therefore worth watching. Read More DARPA developing the ultimate auto-pilot software Call it the ultimate auto-pilot - an automated system that can help take care of all phases of aircraft flight-even perhaps helping pilots overcome system failures in-flight. Read More IE6: Retired but not dead yet Microsoft may have retired Internet Explorer 6 last week, but it's still keeping track of the ancient browser's user share on a death watch-like website that's been running for more than three years. Read More Major security flaws threaten satellite communications An analysis of satellite communication gear from more than a half-dozen major manufacturers has uncovered critical vulnerabilities that could be exploited to disrupt military operations and ship and aircraft communications. Read More
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