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	How Boston Children's Hospital hit back at Anonymous On March 20, Dr. Daniel J. Nigrin, senior vice president for information services and CIO at Boston Children's Hospital, got word that his organization faced an imminent threat from Anonymous in response to the hospital's diagnosis and treatment of a 15-year-old girl removed from her parent's care by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. The hospital's incident response team quickly convened. Read More WEBCAST: Hitachi Data Systems Building a Hybrid Cloud Cloud is a hot topic in IT, but so are the security and privacy issues surrounding it. How can IT take advantage of cloud, continue to run critical applications without significant transformation, and maintain visibility and control over data? View now In this Issue The curious histories of 10 common computer messages Browser comparison: How the five leaders stack up in speed, ease of use and more Security tops CIO worries; IT budgets, turnover on the rise In Scotland, tech firms fear independence vote How to avoid online scams when selling your old iPhone or iPad This is what's holding the public cloud back 10 more do's and don'ts for faster SQL queries Startup develops optical zoom lens for smartphones Dyn sells Internet performance data via SaaS WEBCAST: Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise Integrating Mobility with Unified Access Meeting mobility demands of 4500 students, faculty and staff at a university is no small task. Join this Webcast to hear the Director of Enterprise Infrastructure explain the steps Abilene Christian University took to deliver a new level of student-faculty interaction. Learn More The curious histories of 10 common computer messages Recently we learned that former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer was the author of one of Windows' more notorious blue screen messages. It's one of a number of messages that our computers communicate to us so often that they earn permanent spots in our collective consciousness. These include error messages as well as informational notes and are often in words but can also be communicated in other ways, such as through graphics or sounds Read More Browser comparison: How the five leaders stack up in speed, ease of use and more The best browser for your desktop could be one you're not using. Whether Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Opera, or Safari is your current choice, our tests found distinct differences in speed and ease of use. Read More Security tops CIO worries; IT budgets, turnover on the rise Enterprises' five largest IT investments are analytics and business intelligence, data center infrastructure, ERP, software development, and cloud computing. Read More WEBCAST: IBM Harness the Big Four – Cloud, Mobile, Social, and Analytics Register today to attend this webcast, and see examples of how The U.S. Tennis Association, Wimbledon and U.S. Golf Association are using the right IT infrastructure to deploy Cloud and Big Data & Analytics. Learn More In Scotland, tech firms fear independence vote The one sure thing a "yes" vote Thursday for Scottish independence will bring to its high-tech sector is a long period of uncertainty. Read More How to avoid online scams when selling your old iPhone or iPad A lot of people right now are selling their old iPhones and iPad minis to trade up to the supersized iPhone 6 models. Unfortunately, I suspect some of them are being scammed out of their devices — I nearly was. Read More This is what's holding the public cloud back My colleague Brian Eastwood has a fine piece over at sister-site CIO.com this week about how Boston Children's Hospital responded to DDOS and other attacks made on the institution. My big take away from it is that this is an example of why some institutions will likely never go all-in with the public cloud. Read More WHITE PAPER: Dell Software Future-proof your mobility strategy with Dell EMM Looking for ongoing ways to securely connect your mobile team to the resources they need today and in the future? Read this new white paper to learn how Dell Enterprise Mobility Management can help your IT team adapt as devices, operating systems and work habits constantly evolve. Learn more 10 more do's and don'ts for faster SQL queries Everyone wants faster database queries, and both SQL developers and DBAs can turn to many time-tested methods to achieve that goal. Unfortunately, no single method is foolproof or ironclad. Read More Startup develops optical zoom lens for smartphones A Silicon Valley startup is developing an optical zoom lens unit that's thin enough to slip inside of a smartphone and won't protrude when used. Read More Dyn sells Internet performance data via SaaS The new owner of monitoring company Renesys has packaged historical and real-time information as a service. Read More
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