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	Houston's Yes schools cut costs using Aruba Wi-Fi with Lync The Yes school system in Houston installed a wireless network using Aruba and Microsoft gear that officials say cost far less than a traditional wired system using PBX gear. Read More WHITE PAPER: Argent What's the biggest bottleneck in VMware? Do more CPUs improve VMware?    Using VMware NIC Teaming?    Does TCP/IP affect VMware? (You'll be surprised)    Get this essential FREE white paper now    11 pages of technical details, not sales fluff     Click to continue In this Issue Lawmakers seek to block LightSquared approval by FCC FCC: Rural areas still lag in broadband speeds Chris Poelker: Why the Amazon cloud outage helped cloud computing The 10 worst cloud outages (and what we can learn from them) LulzSec calls it quits after 50 days of 'mayhem' Aerohive updates its 802.11n WLAN software Zenprise cloud service manages corporate mobile device surge From CIO.com: 7 Best Cities to Find IT Jobs in 2011 RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Cisco Systems, Inc. Transform Your Business with Video Business video is exploding in popularity. As video becomes increasingly pervasive, businesses need to uncover the most efficient and productive ways to deploy the media. Cisco Services offers four detailed white paper series—plus complementary short videos—that outline practical steps for harnessing the power of video and realizing the best ROI. Go Now Lawmakers seek to block LightSquared approval by FCC A U.S. House of Representatives committee has stepped into the fray over startup LightSquared's planned mobile data network, and passed a bill that would block the Federal Communications Commission from spending any money granting the carrier a waiver it is seeking. Read More FCC: Rural areas still lag in broadband speeds Many rural areas in the U.S. lack access to mid-range broadband services, a report says. Read More Chris Poelker: Why the Amazon cloud outage helped cloud computing The recent outage over at Amazon was actually a good thing for cloud computing. It was a call to action that brought to light the need for solid standards for cloud infrastructure and iron-clad contractual obligations between cloud providers and subscribers. Read More The 10 worst cloud outages (and what we can learn from them) Sending your IT business to the cloud comes with risk, as those affected by these 10 colossal cloud outages can attest Read More WEBCAST: Red Hat Virtualization for Servers: Top features and capabilities How to use a virtualization tool based on a KVM hypervisor. An overview of Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization for Servers, and learn advanced features including: • live migration • system scheduler • templating • V2V conversion of virtual machines • OVF (Open Virtualization Format) import/export • and more Learn more! LulzSec calls it quits after 50 days of 'mayhem' The computer hacking group LulzSec said Saturday it had ended its campaign of cyberassaults on government and corporate websites and that it was time for it to "sail into the distance." Read More Aerohive updates its 802.11n WLAN software Aerohive Networks this week released new wireless LAN software, with new mobile device management and spectrum analysis features. Read More Zenprise cloud service manages corporate mobile device surge Zenprise deploys its mobile device management application in third-party data centers to offer a cloud-based service aimed at small- to medium-size businesses. Read More From CIO.com: 7 Best Cities to Find IT Jobs in 2011 CIO.com and IT staffing firm Modis show you which urban IT job markets are hot, the industries in those cities that are hiring, and the IT skills those companies are seeking. Read More
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