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	How to tick off your employees with tech While you might think being 'always on' is just a way of life these days, new research from the University of Texas at Arlington shows that people do get angry about texts and emails from the office when they're not on the clock. Read More WHITE PAPER: NexGen Storage The Essential VDI Guide Download now and learn how to validate a provide VDI configuration across NexGen N5 Hybrid Flash Array, VMWare Horizon View, Cisco Unified Computing System™(UCS), and Cisco Nexus Switches. Learn More In this Issue How to get certified in VMware virtual networking INSIDER IT resume makeover: Let your passion shine through Google Inbox: A guided tour INSIDER 5 common Wi-Fi attacks – and how to defend against them Windows 93 is a wacky and wonderful time waster These CompSci programs deliver most bang for buck, report finds IoT's dark side: Hundreds of unsecured devices open to attack Five takeaways for CIOs from this year's MWC Backyard ice bar gets cooler with 3D printing WEBCAST: Aerohive What iBeacons Mean for Your Existing Wireless Network You may have heard the buzz about iBeacon, a technology that enables proximity-based services for mobile devices. To learn about iBeacon and how it can impact your company, watch the recording of Aerohive's latest webinar, "What iBeacons Mean for Your Existing Wireless Network and Your Business". View Now>> How to get certified in VMware virtual networking During the past year VMware has released a series of network virtualization certifications for network professionals to gain expertise in software defined networking, and specifically how it integrates with existing physical networking. Read More INSIDER IT resume makeover: Let your passion shine through Lori Parks had all the right technical and business skills to land a great IT role, but those achievements were lost beneath a cascade of bullet points and overshadowed by stints in administrative positions. (Insider Story) Read More Google Inbox: A guided tour Inbox is Google's new experimental email service that's currently open to the public to try out, if you request an email invite. It's meant to present your incoming emails in a way that's more personally relevant, but it can be a tad confusing learning how to use it. Read More WHITE PAPER: Aerohive The Network Impact of 802.11ac This paper discuss two approaches for efficient WLAN design. Both let you integrate 802.11ac into your WLAN and help lay the foundation for future, high-speed technologies. View Now>> INSIDER 5 common Wi-Fi attacks – and how to defend against them You're probably aware that hackers can try to crack your Wi-Fi passwords in order to gain access to your network. So, you're already using strong passwords. (Insider Story) Read More Windows 93 is a wacky and wonderful time waster You may be looking for news about Windows 10, but artists/hackers Jankenpopp and Zombectro announced that they have completed the trippy Windows 93 for your major time-suck enjoyment. Read More These CompSci programs deliver most bang for buck, report finds The computer science programs at Stanford University, the University of California at Berkeley and MIT offer students the best return on investment, according to a new report by salary watcher PayScale. Read More WEBCAST: Aerohive Understanding the Network Impact of 802.11ac Watch this webinar recording featuring Forrester Research for an overview of the current 802.11ac technology, a discussion on how high-speed Wi-Fi & application control impacts your network architecture, and take a look at how a proper network strategy can save you 40% or more on your investment. View Now>> IoT's dark side: Hundreds of unsecured devices open to attack A self-described security 'amateur' discovered hundreds of Internet-connected devices ranging from cameras to industrial control systems that were connected to the Internet without even basic password protection -- meaning they could be easily turned on and off or otherwise manipulated with a single click of a mouse. Read More Five takeaways for CIOs from this year's MWC A broad range of companies at Mobile World Congress this week have teamed up to improve smartphone security and offer better software integration for Internet-of-things deployments. Read More Backyard ice bar gets cooler with 3D printing We upped the tech quotient of our backyard ice bar with coasters made from 3D-printed forms. Read More
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