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	IT Blogwatch: Windows XP becomes zombie tween Microsoft is this week celebrating the 10th birthday of Windows XP, the preadolescent operating system that will not die. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers eXPerience XP's twilight years. Not to mention: When you see it, you will ... Read More WHITE PAPER: PC Mall Networking and Cloud: An Era of Change This document discusses the importance of the network to cloud computing, why the network must change, and what Cisco is doing to lead these changes. Read Now! In this Issue Christopher O'Malley: Real CIOs don't think like CIOs Darragh Delaney: Why has my Internet connection slowed down? Jonny Evans: About this Apple TV revolution chatter Patrick Thibodeau: The making of a political issue: USAjobs.gov Preston Gralla: Google versus Microsoft in Yahoo buyout -- no matter what happens, Google wins Shark Tank: Actually, that would probably involve a hardware switch RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: FileMaker Resource: iOS White Paper and Deployment Kit Quickly Develop and Deploy iOS Solutions. With FileMaker Pro, iPad and iPhone solutions can be prototyped and completed in hours or days versus weeks or months. No iOS application programming or design experience is required. Read the white paper and download the kit. Christopher O'Malley: Real CIOs don't think like CIOs If you run IT, you know that the rules of the game have changed. The yardstick by which you're measured, and the skillsets you need to succeed, are radically different than they were just a few years ago. Perhaps even more importantly, CIOs have had to change the very way they think. CIOs must now think like CEOs. Why? Because that's the only way they can manage technology and deliver services in ways that really drive business performance. Read More Darragh Delaney: Why has my Internet connection slowed down? Slow internet access can be a right pain both at the workplace and on home networks. Nowadays, we demand fast access to websites and cloud services. Gone are the days of 9600 baud modems and in its place we have high speed links allowing for instant access to information. Read More Jonny Evans: About this Apple TV revolution chatter We've been speculating that Apple has a plan for television, now the company's interest in the scheme's been seemingly semi-confirmed -- by Steve Jobs. So, what should we expect? Read More WHITE PAPER: Oracle Oracle Exalogic Elastic Cloud: X2-2 Hardware Overview Oracle Exalogic Elastic Cloud, the world's first and only integrated middleware machine, dramatically surpasses alternatives and provides enterprises the best possible foundation for running applications. Read More Today! Patrick Thibodeau: The making of a political issue: USAjobs.gov USAjobs.gov may become a focal point in the debate over IT outsourcing by the government. Read More Preston Gralla: Google versus Microsoft in Yahoo buyout -- no matter what happens, Google wins Google and Microsoft appear to be engaged in a high-stakes bidding game over who will buy Yahoo. But Google holds all the high cards; no matter which of the two ends up with the company, Google wins. Read More Shark Tank: Actually, that would probably involve a hardware switch Pilot fish is on a long conference call, battling a major application that is having performance problems -- and forgetting for a moment that he doesn't know who all might be on the call, he makes a joke. Read More
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