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IDG's Top Enterprise Stories Our top picks from IDG's editors Mar 29, 2018 How to choose the right data-integration tools For data integration, pipelining, and wrangling data: Here are the seven types of tools you should build your data tool set from Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • 11 outsourcing myths debunked • Call for entries: The 2018 Enterprise Architecture Awards • Microsoft Patch Alert: Windows 7 takes the brunt of March patching problems • Sensors and machine learning: How applications can see, hear, feel, smell, and taste • USB-C explained: How to get the most from it (and why it's great) • Wireless charging explained: What is it and how does it work? • 1.4B stolen passwords are free for the taking: What we know now • People are really worried about IoT data privacy and security—and they should be eBook: Rimini Street 9 Common Myths About Enterprise Software Support This eBook looks at some of the myths and pitfalls that may have dissuaded companies from actually making the move away from their original vendor, sacrificing significant savings and innovation opportunities in the process. We contrast these lingering doubts with the facts and realities, along with some practical guidance about the choices available to you. Read More ▶ 11 outsourcing myths debunked Outsourcing has evolved — and so too have the misconceptions around what makes a successful sourcing partnership in the digital era. Read More ▶ Call for entries: The 2018 Enterprise Architecture Awards Each year, Forrester and InfoWorld highlight the EA programs that have made a significant impact on their organizations —embracing the opportunities for helping their business be customer-led, insights-driven, fast, and connected Read More ▶ Microsoft Patch Alert: Windows 7 takes the brunt of March patching problems With a smattering of bugs reported in this month's massive patching trove, Windows 7 has taken one – make that two – on the chin. It's a classic Win7 damned-if-you-do, clammed-if-you-don't situation. Read More ▶ Sensors and machine learning: How applications can see, hear, feel, smell, and taste All five senses take the form of some kind of sensor and some kind of mathematical algorithm, usually a supervised machine learning algorithm and a model Read More ▶ USB-C explained: How to get the most from it (and why it's great) The era of USB-C computing is here. We've got tips on how to take advantage of those new ports on your laptop, phone, or tablet. Read More ▶ Wireless charging explained: What is it and how does it work? Wireless charging technology has been around for more than 100 years, but its inclusion in devices such as Apple's new iPhone line has given it new life. Here's how it works, and why it could soon show up in everything from homes to robots. Read More ▶ 1.4B stolen passwords are free for the taking: What we know now The 2012 LinkedIn breach, along with other old third-party breaches, is still paying dividends for criminals, who now have free access to 1.4 billion previously exposed email addresses and passwords. Read More ▶ People are really worried about IoT data privacy and security—and they should be Despite rising spending on IoT security, consumers and businesses are right to worry about how data will be used and protected. Read More ▶ White Paper: Veeam Software Availability for Today's Multi-Cloud Enterprise In today's era, organizations are increasingly adopting multiple cloud services, including public, private and hybrid clouds to meet increased agility, innovation and cost management goals. Veeam ensures Availability in these environments by providing data protection to, from and within multi-cloud environments. Read More ▶

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