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	Tips for buying a three-stream access point The decision to buy a three-stream access point (or likely, a whole lot of these) in an enterprise environment is more complex than throughput alone. You need to begin with overall IT requirements, objectives, planning cycles, and operational strategies. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Xirrus Wireless is taking over the enterprise The evolution of Wi-Fi continues, delivering increased performance, security, & reliability for the modern workforce. To better understand the pressures being placed on wireless networks due to the explosion of mobile devices & applications, Xirrus commissioned a report to examine "the future of Wi-Fi in the enterprise" by GigaOM Pro, download now. Click to continue In this Issue Five very cool (but kinda creepy) mobile technologies IBM CIO discusses Big Blue's BYOD strategy Yes, Microsoft wants Windows 8 to compete with iPads As navigation looks indoors, new uses appear Hold the phone: retailers eye payments via smartphone LTE option poses data dilemma for iPad, smartphone users Developers say application security lacking Analyst: 1 in 10 tablets sold has a cellular connection How to shop for Enterprise Application Store solutions RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Aerohive Networks Free Evaluation Guide from Aerohive Aerohive creates simple and powerful enterprise WiFi, VPN, and Routing solutions that push the envelope and keep you and your users buzzing. Discover how Aerohive can help you start small and grow to any size, eliminate downtime and complexity, and enforce secure access and connectivity. HIVE ON. Click to continue Five very cool (but kinda creepy) mobile technologies Face recognition, voice identification, and augmented reality can enrich the mobile experience - but they can also be abused in scary ways Read More IBM CIO discusses Big Blue's BYOD strategy IBM CIO Jeanette Horan has plenty of IT projects and systems to worry about, but perhaps one of the most pressing and timely is Big Blue's ongoing BYOD (bring your own device) rollout, which is aimed at including all of the company's 440,000 employees over time. Read More Yes, Microsoft wants Windows 8 to compete with iPads If there was any doubt that Microsoft wants to grab some of the iPad market, there's none any more: Now Microsoft has a web page that shows developers how to translate iPad apps into Windows 8 ones with a Metro style look and feel. Read More WEBCAST: HP, Microsoft & Intel HP Enterprise Database Consolidation Appliance Optimized for Microsoft® SQL Server 2008 R2, the preinstalled, pretuned HP Enterprise Database Consolidation Appliance simplifies database infrastructure management, improves resource utilization, and reduces costs resulting in exceptional levels of return. Learn more As navigation looks indoors, new uses appear The maps on smartphones and tablets soon may extend into buildings, but consumers and service providers won't use indoor maps the same as outdoor, participants in the location-based services business said on Wednesday. Read More Hold the phone: retailers eye payments via smartphone An emerging technology called Near Field Communication will soon give new meaning to the phrase "tapped out." Read More LTE option poses data dilemma for iPad, smartphone users The new iPad's LTE option, which enables access to fast 4G networks, means customers can use up an entire month's worth of data in a couple of hours. Bandwidth-versus-cost poses a dilemma for carriers, too. Read More WHITE PAPER: Oracle Databases More at Risk Than Ever Download this complimentary copy of the 2011 IOUG Data Security Survey Report and see how your organization measures up. Learn More! Developers say application security lacking Are enterprise applications really secure? It depends on whom you ask. Read More Analyst: 1 in 10 tablets sold has a cellular connection It's clear that people are willing to pay for new tablets, but it's also clear that they aren't yet ready to take on the fee for cellular connectivity to it, according to an analyst. Read More How to shop for Enterprise Application Store solutions When selecting a vendor to help build your EAS there are several questions you should ask. Do they support multiple mobile OSs? How strong is their access control and security and does it integrate into your existing security and control solution. Do they have a way to help verify that an app doesn't pose a threat? How good is their user interface? Read More
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