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IDG's Top Enterprise Stories Our top picks from IDG's editors Mar 09, 2018 How to choose the right NoSQL database NoSQL databases vary in architecture and function, so you need to pick the type that is best for the desired task Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • What is a virtual CISO? When and how to hire one • Data privacy: What your employees don't know but should • Why hybrid cloud bursting went nowhere • 8 essential Android to iOS file-transfer tips • How to check your network connections on Linux • Microsoft to name Windows 10 1803 'Spring Creators Update' • Ruby (finally) gains in popularity, but Go plateaus • Marvell revs up Ethernet to 400Gbps with new 'Alaska' chips White Paper: CallidusCloud Incentive Compensation Management Build Versus Buy Is your custom system using too much of your resources? This guide will provide questions to ask and evaluate where you stand with your current sales compensation management needs. Read More ▶ What is a virtual CISO? When and how to hire one A virtual CISO (vCISO) can bring both strategic and operational leadership on security to companies that can't afford a full-time person in the role. Read More ▶ Data privacy: What your employees don't know but should Employees tend to have significant gaps in their data privacy awareness, particularly about the data handling requirements of regulations like the GDPR and EU-U.S. Privacy Shield. Read More ▶ Why hybrid cloud bursting went nowhere Cloud bursting was all the rage when talking about the hybrid cloud years ago. Today, almost nobody is talking about it Read More ▶ 8 essential Android to iOS file-transfer tips Here are eight ways Android and iPhone/iOS users can share files with each other, including online and off-line services, apps, and storage products. Read More ▶ How to check your network connections on Linux The ip command provides a lot of information on network interfaces. Here's some advice to help you understand what it's telling you. Read More ▶ Microsoft to name Windows 10 1803 'Spring Creators Update' The feature upgrade is now expected to be released in early April; Microsoft's naming convention drew some barbs on Twitter. Read More ▶ Ruby (finally) gains in popularity, but Go plateaus No longer an up-and-comer, Ruby seems to be settling in as a mature language for the long term Read More ▶ Marvell revs up Ethernet to 400Gbps with new 'Alaska' chips Marvell Semiconductor's Alaska C 88X7120 transceivers are the first to support the 802.3 standard, which will quadruple network throughput. Read More ▶ eBook: CallidusCloud Moving Away from Spreadsheets How to Know When It's Time Fact (undisputable): The static nature of spreadsheets makes them very difficult to use to drive sales behavior. When you're looking at a labyrinth of cells and equations, this information is almost impossible to discern at any kind of large scale. You may see a few trees, but you won't see the forest. Read More ▶

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