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Our comprehensive cloud-based unified communications & collaboration (UC&C) solution offers a risk-mitigating migration strategy, providing scalability, network & cost efficiency, greater reliability, & enhanced mobility for all employees GET THE DETAILS In this Issue Apple issues formal iPhone 5 invites McAfee: New malware is proliferating Hackers leak 1 million Apple UDIDs allegedly stolen from FBI laptop How to find out if your iPhone or iPad UDID has been compromised INSIDER CDW CEO: On growing services, cloud applications and reshaping IT Rackspace continues buying spree to boost services How to watch football on the Internet Apple vs. Samsung: innovation vs. clones Nokia takes a risk with Lumia 920 and cuts the cord for battery recharging Avaya announces virtualization enhancements Alphabet Soup: Brocade adds ADCs to its SDN strategy IT career mapping done right WHITE PAPER: McAfee Securing Next -Generation Data Center Security Agile next generation data centers are an integral part of today's sophisticated cloud strategies. Specifying a multi-layer security solution at the outset translates to numerous advantages. Develop your plan. Learn more in the McAfee Securing Cloud-Based Services KnowledgeVault. Learn more. Apple issues formal iPhone 5 invites Apple on Tuesday sent out press invitations to a media event on Wednesday, Sept. 12, in San Francisco, with a clear hint that iPhone 5 will be announced then. Read More McAfee: New malware is proliferating Instances of malware continue to increase steadily, with the number of new threats reaching the highest point since 2009, McAfee says. Read More Hackers leak 1 million Apple UDIDs allegedly stolen from FBI laptop A group of hackers released a file containing unique identification data for over 1 million Apple iOS devices and claim that the information is part of a larger database stolen from the compromised laptop of an FBI agent. Read More How to find out if your iPhone or iPad UDID has been compromised Yesterday, a hacker claiming an affiliation with AntiSec released 1 million Apple unique device identification numbers (UDIDs) from iPhones, iPads and iPod Touch devices. The Pastebin post with the data claims it was stolen from the FBI. The breach could soon affect significantly more Apple users, as the Pastebin post claims the original file the hackers stole contained 12 million Apple UDIDs. For... Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Managing Volatility Through Smart Inventory Planning This paper will consider the latest developments in inventory optimization technology, including a look at how leading CP companies are using this generation of inventory management tools to help minimize working capital. Learn More. INSIDER CDW CEO: On growing services, cloud applications and reshaping IT In this installment of the IDG Enterprise CEO Interview Series, CDW CEO Thomas Richards spoke with Chief Content Officer John Gallant about how CDW is expanding its strategic services offering, and how mobility and consumerization are expanding growth opportunities for the company. He also talked about the rollout of Windows 8 and the Surface tablet, and why CDW is in an ideal position to capitalize on the big changes reshaping IT. Read More Rackspace continues buying spree to boost services Mergers and acquisitions are a steady source of churn in the technology industry and for cloud-service provider Rackspace, the company's M&A strategy has allowed it to expand into new areas of service, and beef up its existing offerings. Read More How to watch football on the Internet I'm not a big football fan, but like almost everyone from the United States, I have my particular favorites—the West Virginia University Mountaineers and the Pittsburgh Steelers--that I want to watch. Read More Apple vs. Samsung: innovation vs. clones There has been a lot of speculation as to how a jury could have come up with such a one-sided verdict in as complicated and long a case as Apple vs. Samsung. I doubt anyone directly involved in the case would have predicted an outcome that looked remotely like this. But, I will leave speculation on that to others; instead I'd like to look at whether the verdict is good for us, and I think it is. Read More WHITE PAPER: Attachmate Streamlining Information Workflows In short, in order to streamline your workflows effectively, you will need to properly align your file transfer solution with your business requirements. This solution brief explains how you can get the job done with FileXpress—a managed file transfer solution from Attachmate. Learn More Nokia takes a risk with Lumia 920 and cuts the cord for battery recharging Nokia is set to introduce its newest Windows Phone devices tomorrow at an event co-headlined with Microsoft in New York City, and the hottest rumor says that the new Lumias will not require a power cord. The Lumia 920 will replace the 900 as the flagship product, and specs leaked to The Verge look impressive: 32GB of device storage, 1GB of RAM, a 1.5GHz dual-core processor and a 4.5-inch HD display.... Read More Avaya announces virtualization enhancements Avaya had two announcements at the just-concluded VMworld 2012, unveiling new virtualization enhancements to its portfolio that build on the Avaya Collaborative Cloud, along with a new portfolio of cloud-ready, turnkey solutions codenamed Avaya Collaboration Pods. Read More Alphabet Soup: Brocade adds ADCs to its SDN strategy Amid all the noise of last week's VMworld event, data center specialist Brocade augmented its vision for software defined networks (SDN) by announcing support for VXLAN to its ADX application delivery controllers (ADCs). To date, all of the VXLAN and SDN announcements have been focused on traffic on a single network within a data center. The ADX enhancement is meant to interconnect traffic between... Read More IT career mapping done right "What's my next move?" Read More
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