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	Cisco aims for a go-anywhere router Cisco Systems made its fortune selling routers for the cores of enterprise and service-provider networks, but now the company is sending its technology farther from those cozy confines than ever before. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: BI & Analytics Perspectives The premier conference for Business Intelligence & Analytics This year's speakers include: Don Campbell, Chief Technology Officer, IBM, John Lucas, Director of Operations, Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden, Ned Kumar, Senior Strategic Marketing Fellow and SEO Strategist, FedEx Services, James Taylor, CEO Decision Management Solutions and Faculty Member, International Institute for Analytics (IIA), & more. Click to continue In this Issue The real 'investment protection' story of the Cisco 6500 How to join the gold rush for mobile apps 21 Chrome Web Apps for Serious Work Cisco Announces the Cisco Certified Technician First look: VMware vSphere 5 looms large Google patches critical bug in Windows Chrome Apple reportedly has completely new Mac product in the pipeline A case against third-party management tools Stronger IPsec VPN Configurations Needed Rumors of HP's Death are Ridiculously Exaggerated HP allays fears around PC business uncertainty The race to cloud standards gets crowded RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Diskeeper Corporation Instant Defrag Makes Systems Faster! Fragmentation wastes the I/O bandwidth critical to peak system performance. Diskeeper 2011 automatically prevents most fragmentation from ever happening and instantly defrags the rest with zero system resource conflicts. Editions for workstations, laptops, servers and enterprise servers. Try free now for 30 days. The real 'investment protection' story of the Cisco 6500 Art Fewell: "As I am sure you all saw, Cisco recently announced the Supervisor 2T, extending the lifespan of the much loved platform. This continues Cisco's marketing message of investment protection around the 6500... the problem is, that the 'investment protection' story told here is simply false." Read More How to join the gold rush for mobile apps As demand surges for apps to run on iOS, Android and whatever operating system will power the next wave of smart mobile devices, companies are facing a dearth of mobile development talent. For IT professionals with programming skills, that gap represents a fresh opportunity to embark on a career makeover. Read More 21 Chrome Web Apps for Serious Work If you use Google's Chrome browser (or a Chromebook), check out these great document creation, collaboration and management tools. Read More Cisco Announces the Cisco Certified Technician Practical. That's the one overriding word that keeps coming to mind when I think of Cisco's new Cisco Certified Technician (CCT) cert announced today. But then again, I've always been a fan of the Cisco TAC, and it's not surprising that a cert developed by the TAC, for a very specific purpose, would indeed be practical. Read More WHITE PAPER: Fujitsu New TPC-E Benchmark Results Revealed A "glue-less" design, where no additional hardware is necessary to run all eight CPUs and all memory slots enable the shortest route between processors, memory modules and I/O hubs inside a single chassis. It's just one of the many reasons Fujitsu servers are leading the way in TCP-E benchmarks and overall price/performance. Read now! First look: VMware vSphere 5 looms large Automated host deployment, revamped HA, large-scale VM support, and storage automation features rev up vSphere for big shops. Read More Google patches critical bug in Windows Chrome Google on Monday patched 11 vulnerabilities in Chrome, including one of the rare bugs the company has deemed critical in its browser. Read More Apple reportedly has completely new Mac product in the pipeline Now comes word that Apple might be adding a new product altogether to its product lineup. Read More A case against third-party management tools Why don't I use third-party tools? Well, one of the biggest reasons is because they're typically not nearly as advanced as they would have you believe. Read More WHITE PAPER: GFI Software Email Security in Small and Medium-sized Businesses No organization can afford to operate without an email security strategy. The risk landscape is constantly changing with new threats surfacing every day. This white paper looks at email security in small and medium businesses, the solutions available and what features SMBs cannot do without. Read now Stronger IPsec VPN Configurations Needed The use of IPsec is pervasive throughout the networking industry. However, many organizations are using IPsec in sub-optimal configurations that result in weaker connection security. Read More Rumors of HP's Death are Ridiculously Exaggerated There seems to be a bit of a disconnect between what HP has said and what some people are reporting. While Leo Apotheker made his plans rather clear, you may be hearing to the contrary. Read More HP allays fears around PC business uncertainty Business continues as usual for Hewlett-Packard's PC unit, which will continue to support and sell products as the company explores options to spin off or sell the Personal Systems Group, HP said on Monday. Read More The race to cloud standards gets crowded The rise of cloud computing has led to a strong push from IT leaders at many major companies to develop standards that address issues such as security and data portability in the cloud. Read More
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