Naming names: Google wrestles with anonymity

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	IT Blogwatch: Bob Muglia quits Microsoft for Juniper in cloud coup Juniper Networks has nabbed Bob Muglia from Microsoft. Muglia, the ex-president of the Software And Tools Business (STB) is off to help Juniper with its cloud computing strategy. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers follow the money. Not to mention: A16: Dangling Participle ... Read More WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Application-Aware Network Performance Management Riverbed® Cascade© stacks up extremely well against the competition. How well? In particular, Cascade outperforms other application-aware network performance management solutions in such important areas as product strength and cost efficiency. Read Now. In this Issue Barbara Krasnoff: Naming names: Google wrestles with anonymity Preston Gralla: Should Microsoft unload Bing? Heck, no! Jonny Evans: iPhone 5 lessons from the iPod nano Apple boom The Agile Business: Is nearshoring the new IT outsourcing? Jonny Evans: Rumor: Apple iPhone 5 ships US September 5 JR Raphael: Triple Tablet Giveaway: Win a free LG G-Slate! Shark Tank: Learning experience WHITE PAPER: IBM Effective Storage and Data Protection for Cloud Computing Reduces the complexity of managing cloud environments with automated solutions for managing data and storage infrastructure, enabling better efficiency for business resiliency, and helping to reduce costs and improve security, all while increasing visibility, control and automation of the cloud storage infrastructure. Read now Barbara Krasnoff: Naming names: Google wrestles with anonymity Google is insisting that users go by their real names. A lot of users are not happy. Read More Preston Gralla: Should Microsoft unload Bing? Heck, no! A pair of bloggers in the New York Times today recommend that Microsoft sell Bing as a way to pare the company's online losses and fatten the bottom line for investors. Selling Bing may save money in the short term, but in the long term it would ensure Microsoft's eventual irrelevancy in the Internet and mobile future. Read More Jonny Evans: iPhone 5 lessons from the iPod nano Apple boom Apple now sells as many Macs in a quarter as it once sold in a year, is the world's biggest smartphone maker and dominates the tablet industry in the absence of anything like credible competition. The iPod nano was arguably an early catalyst for part of this growth. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Why Switch to Tivoli Endpoint Management In a world accustomed to multiple fragmented technologies and point solutions, IBM Tivoli Endpoint Manager offers a unified management platform that automates and streamlines systems and security management. Learn more >> The Agile Business: Is nearshoring the new IT outsourcing? Off-shoring IT may not be all it's cracked up to be. CIOs are considering alternatives that keep IT closer to home. Insider (registration required) Read More Jonny Evans: Rumor: Apple iPhone 5 ships US September 5 Apple seems set to introduce its next-generation iPhone in the US in early September, rolling the new product(s?) out internationally in subsequent weeks. Will the company introduce the new device in August? This seems more likely as the rumors begin to coincide... Read More JR Raphael: Triple Tablet Giveaway: Win a free LG G-Slate! It's time for round two of our Triple Tablet Giveaway. Up for grabs this week: a brand new 8.9-inch G-Slate by LG. Read More Shark Tank: Learning experience This department has run its own IT help desk for five years, and that works pretty well -- users give it a 97 percent approval rating. Then enter corporate IS. Read More
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