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	25 geeky Mother's Day gifts Looking for that perfect Mother's Day gift for your mom? Need to help your kids choose a gift? Check out these 25 gifts inspired by tech, science and math. Read More : Rackspace Tapping into Mobile Commerce 2014 Mobile commerce is growing: by 2017 mobile commerce is projected to account for $109 billion in sales, with average order spend on tablet quadrupling relative to its 2013 numbers. In this infographic, we break down the numbers and provide some strategies to help you win at mobile. Learn More. In this Issue New Cisco CEO: Meet the real Chuck Robbins Rombertik malware destroys computers if detected VCE's VxRack systems want to be Vblocks for the next generation Cisco passes the torch Critical milestones in Cisco's history SDN ushering in "Golden Age" of network administration Comcast launching 2-gig broadband to trump Chattanooga's municipal gigabit offering Still running Windows Server 2003? Here's your end-of-support plan Netflix open-sources security incident management tool WEBCAST: Attunity Taking the Bull by the DevOp Horns Join Rodan Zadeh, Director of Product Marketing at Attunity, for this 30-minute session as he explores the top challenges faced by DevOps teams and how implementing simple steps of orchestration, automation and integration can help you take the bull by the horns. Learn More New Cisco CEO: Meet the real Chuck Robbins Cisco's choice of Chuck Robbins, Senior VP of Worldwide Field Operations, as the company's next CEO came as a surprise given that two Cisco presidents were seen as frontrunners for the job. But a look at the 49-year-old Robbins' background might explain why he is being given the reins of this $47 billion networking company. Read More Rombertik malware destroys computers if detected A new type of malware resorts to crippling a computer if it is detected during security checks, a particularly catastrophic blow to its victims. Read More VCE's VxRack systems want to be Vblocks for the next generation EMC's VCE division wants to take the engineered systems approach it's honed with its Vblocks into next-generation mobile and cloud applications. Read More WHITE PAPER: CDW Workplaces That Work Cisco Collaboration tools bring people together to speed the decision-making process and help you execute on your most innovative ideas while cutting operational waste. Bring Cisco Collaboration to your workplace and create a workplace that works. Learn more Cisco passes the torch Three years into his two- to four-year window, John Chambers retired. And 16 months after a succession plan was disclosed, Chuck Robbins was tapped to replace him. Read More Critical milestones in Cisco's history Cisco: From its Catalyst 6500 Ethernet switch rollout to 2011's 'transformation,' the networking giant has a rich history. Read More SDN ushering in "Golden Age" of network administration IT organizations have been virtualizing compute servers for years, and now it's time for network admins to have their turn at virtualization. Read More WHITE PAPER: ServiceNow Transform IT: Transform the Enterprise This paper provides IT leaders with insight into three IT imperatives that 24 CIOs and senior IT executives used to reposition IT and transform the enterprise. Read Now Comcast launching 2-gig broadband to trump Chattanooga's municipal gigabit offering With its 2-gig Gigabit Pro service in Chattanooga, Comcast is challenging the country's most successful municipal broadband project, which has long offered its residents affordable 1-gig internet speeds. Read More Still running Windows Server 2003? Here's your end-of-support plan Microsoft will officially end support for Windows Server 2003 on July 14, 2015. While many firms are working to migrate their applications and data off aging servers as quickly as possible, a fair number are not migrating for a variety of reasons including the financial cost. Read More Netflix open-sources security incident management tool Netflix has released under an open-source license an internal tool it developed to manage a deluge of security alerts and incidents. Called FIDO (Fully Integrated Defense Operation), the tool is designed to research, score and categorize threats in order to speed up handling of the most urgent ones. Read More
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