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	EMC adds Linux support, metering to Atmos cloud software EMC today announced its first upgrade to the Atmos Cloud Delivery Platform, adding metering capabilities and support for Linux. Read More SURVEY: IDG Research Take Computerworld's Survey - Chance to Win $250 How have current economic conditions impacted your organization's IT spending? Take our brief survey and enter to win a $250 cash prize. In this Issue Top 10 emerging enterprise technologies Ben Golub: The beauty of little boxes, and their role in the future of storage Is That Grinding Sound the Death of My Hard Drive? Pakistan to filter SMS for objectionable words Consumers face hard drive price hikes Wyse acquires cloud-based mobile management tool maker Corralling complexity RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Datawatch Corporation Try Monarch Report Analytics free for 30 days! Download the 30 day Monarch trial at no cost and learn what 500,000 IT and Finance users already know, how to access data regardless of format or source. Monarch enables end users to access data that exists in static documents; including BI, ERP, PDF, green bar reports and other hard to access static data sources. Try Monarch for 30 days today! Top 10 emerging enterprise technologies Which of today's newest shipping technologies will triumph over the long haul? Here are our best guesses Read More Ben Golub: The beauty of little boxes, and their role in the future of storage If you're into 1960's songs about middle class conformity, you may not have a positive association with lots of interchangeable "little boxes." In storage, however, those little boxes are not only beautiful but the wave of the future. Insider (free registration required) Read More Is That Grinding Sound the Death of My Hard Drive? Ericuse165 has a friend with a PC that's making a grinding noise. Eric asked the Hard Drives, NAS Drives, Storage forum for advice. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM A Glimpse into IBM's Collaboration Future This white paper focuses on the evolution of Notes and Domino and highlights the broader shift in the collaboration market toward a blending of traditional collaboration services with newer social constructs and business applications—all accessible via mobiles, browsers and rich clients. Read Now Pakistan to filter SMS for objectionable words The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority has instructed telecommunications operators in the country to filter SMS messages that include words that it considers objectionable, drawing criticism from civil rights groups. Read More Consumers face hard drive price hikes Floods in Thailand are wreaking havoc on hard disk drive manufacturers. Consumers are expected to be hit hardest as vendors look to take care of corporate customers first. Read More Wyse acquires cloud-based mobile management tool maker Thin client maker Wyse Technology has acquired Canadian company Trellia to help it manage the growing number of smartphones and tablets used by enterprises, Wyse said on Monday. Read More Corralling complexity It has been referred to as Moore's Flaw: The IT complexity that results from the inexorable innovation driven by Moore's Law. Read More
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