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	How to bulletproof your website 'Tis the season for websites to crash and burn. Here are some strategies used successfully by retailers to make sure they don't go down. Ever. Read More WEBCAST: IBM Optimizing Inventory Investments Gary Cross (Global Supply Chain Optimization Leader, IBM Center for Business Optimization) discusses the integration of the IBM Dynamic Inventory Optimization solution with the IBM Maximo solution. Listen Now In this Issue In-depth: Google's Ice Cream Sandwich -- a new era for Android Five reasons the U.S. tech lead is in danger Siri for Android -- sort of Samsung Galaxy Nexus: Pure Google, pure delight FAQ: What's the big deal about Duqu? Scot Finnie: Kindle Touch review: A dramatic improvement over the Kindle 3 Disaster recovery 101: What you need to know After a month, Siri finds her voice Analysis: Kindle Fire, Nook Tablet, Kobo Vox WHITE PAPER: IBM Business Analytics: Pushing Toward Relevance Although business analytics and business intelligence tools are becoming ubiquitous, they frequently remain underutilized. Part of the challenge is the disconnect between the IT teams deploying these tools and the business users who are supposed to be using them. Learn More In-depth: Google's Ice Cream Sandwich -- a new era for Android From power to polish, Android 4.0 -- a.k.a. Ice Cream Sandwich -- delivers a massive burst of energy to the Android platform. Here's a detailed review of what's new and how it measures up. Read More Five reasons the U.S. tech lead is in danger There is a worldwide race to build the next generation of supercomputers, but U.S. efforts have stalled. Read More Siri for Android -- sort of Are you an Android user who's longing for the functionality of Siri's intelligent voice recognition? We look at a variety of interesting apps. Read More Samsung Galaxy Nexus: Pure Google, pure delight Samsung's Galaxy Nexus, which will run Google's new Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) OS, looks like the next smartphone to beat. Read More WEBCAST: SAP Empowerment with Mobile Real-Time Analytics IT managers are gearing up to rapidly deploy mobile business intelligence and empower their front-line workers. In this webcast, we'll hear from experts on the challenges and driving forces behind creating BI reports in the field, and how to successfully deploy mobile analytic tools to increase productivity with minimal operational disruptions. Learn More FAQ: What's the big deal about Duqu? The recently discovered Duqu Trojan has gotten a lot of attention in the security research community. Here's why. Read More Scot Finnie: Kindle Touch review: A dramatic improvement over the Kindle 3 The first touch-screen Kindle, smaller and lighter than the Kindle 3 because it lacks a physical keyboard, feels solid, gives an overall perception of quality and adds a killer feature: tap-screen page turns. Read More Disaster recovery 101: What you need to know Ever lose critical data during a storm or other catastrophe? Don't let it happen again. Here are some good starting points for small businesses new to disaster recovery. Insider (free registration required) Read More After a month, Siri finds her voice Columnist Michael deAgonia thinks it's time to add voice control to the list of paradigm-shifting ways to interact with a computer -- right behind the mouse, keyboard and touch gestures. Read More Analysis: Kindle Fire, Nook Tablet, Kobo Vox Amazon, Barnes & Noble and Kobo are all vying for the dollars of those consumers who want either a high-end e-reader or low-end tablet. What does the race look like? Read More
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