| ITworld Today | | | As if IT leadership isn't challenging enough, some tech pros choose not to kick back when the day is done. Here's how flying a stunt plane or birthing a llama can make you a better leader. | | | Issue highlights 1. No, there isn't an app for that [CARTOON] 2. Is Apple on its way to being a mobile enterprise player? 3. Microsoft announces digital TV tuner for Xbox One users in Europe 4. Intel preps for its Broadwell launch, but businesses aren't waiting for the new CPUs 5. Emerging networking technology used by Apple, Cisco will frustrate firewalls 6. Some mobile POS devices still affected by critical flaws months after patch 7. BOOK GIVEAWAY: The Official Ubuntu Book, 8th Ed. | | Webcast: Box How can IT provide seamless and secure mobile communications and collaboration for all? Take a look at this on-demand Webcast where IDG asks an expert panel pressing questions surrounding mobile security and management. Prepare to have with your mobility questions answered! Learn more | | It seems like there's an app for everything these days, except when there isn't. READ MORE | | Apple's decision to team up with IBM is a watershed moment for enterprise mobility. What that means exactly remains to be seen. READ MORE | | Here's why Peter Smith hopes they bring it to North America, too. READ MORE | | Webcast: VMware | IBM Employees today expect to take their work anywhere and on any device. This BYOD mindset poses a dilemma for organizations that want to create a flexible workplace while ensuring security, control, and lower costs. IBM and VMware collaboratively provide a dynamic VDI solution. View Now | | Intel said this week that it will introduce "new products" at the IFA 2014 conference in Berlin this September. The company is being coy about the specifics of what it will announce, but all signs are pointing to Intel's next generation of Core microprocessors, code-named "Broadwell." READ MORE | | Today's security software is ineffective against an emerging networking technology already in use by Apple for its Siri voice-recognition software, according to research presented at the Black Hat hacking conference this week. READ MORE | | Security researchers demonstrated Thursday flaws that can allow hackers to take over mobile point-of-sale (mPOS) devices from different manufacturers by inserting rogue cards into them. READ MORE | | Five will win. Enter the drawing today! READ MORE | | Webcast: Lavastorm In this webinar, Kerry Reitnauer, Director, Solution Architect at FairPoint Communications will discuss the project in detail, including: • The challenges the warehouse brought • How they migrated to the virtual warehouse solution • The agility, cost, and analytic benefits they received from their agile data management and analytics solution. Read Now | | | | | | |
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