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Here are the stories you'll find in the August edition:
Ditch Instinct: Why Data Drives Business
Is your business running on top executives' opinions or cold hard data? Be prepared for vast cultural changes if you choose to start making decisions based on analytics, not instinct.
Secrets to CIO Longevity
Here's a look at what it takes for CIOs to remain effective when they hunker down in one place for many years.
Hadoop Gets Real
Hadoop is both wildly popular and wildly complex. Here's how four IT leaders managed to take it from sandbox to production.
News Analysis
Some users like the IBM-Apple deal, but others are withholding judgment until they know more details. Plus, read about how Microsoft is starting to downplay Windows in favor of a "cloud OS" strategy emphasizing Azure and Windows Server.
Opinions
Paul Glen says you can't wear the developer and project manager hats at the same time. And Thornton May acknowledges that IT has lost control, but that's not a bad thing.
Shark Tank
Read the latest exploits of hapless bosses and clueless users.
We hope you enjoy this Computerworld Digital Magazine. If you have any comments or suggestions, please send them to editor@computerworld.com.
Sincerely,
Scot Finnie
Editor in Chief, Computerworld
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