Disaster recovery on double duty

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	Disaster recovery on double duty More and more IT shops are using technologies such as virtualization and replication to make disaster recovery just another service, sometimes using the same servers, network and storage that run order entry, email, application development or other services. Read More SURVEY: IDG Research Participate in this survey for a chance at $500! Computerworld is conducting a survey about the evolving role and influence of technology buyers in today's corporate enterprise. Participate in this brief survey and enter a sweepstakes to win a $500 cash prize. Please share your valued opinion with us in this important survey by clicking on the link below. In this Issue Mozilla sets end of Firefox for Win2K, early XP The newspaper industry must change, or become yesterday's news From CIO.com: How to Be Ready for Big Data Eclipse readies browser-based IDE Google, Oracle to hold last-minute settlement talks Facebook scammers host Trojan horse extensions on Chrome Web Store Microsoft leads seizure of Zeus-related cybercrime servers DARPA director goes to Google but probes continue Scot Finnie: Are tablets inevitable as PC replacements? IT Blogwatch: Opscode has head in clouds with new funding RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Diskeeper Corporation Diskeeper is now Condusiv Technologies! We have a new name! Condusiv™ Technologies creates high-performance software that optimizes and maintains application operation efficiency and equipment longevity to increase productivity in technology, people and businesses. Product lines include Diskeeper®, Undelete®, V-locity®, ExpressCache™ and more to come. Visit Our New Website For More Information! Mozilla sets end of Firefox for Win2K, early XP Next month's Firefox 12 will be the last version of Mozilla's browser to run on early editions of Windows XP and the 12-year-old Windows 2000. Read More The newspaper industry must change, or become yesterday's news Mobile technology and the Internet are transforming news. Whether newspapers are involved is up to them, writes columnist Mike Elgan. Read More From CIO.com: How to Be Ready for Big Data Big Data is coming, but for most organizations it's three-to-five years away. That doesn't mean you shouldn't prepare now. Analyzing Big Data will require reference information like that provided by a semantic data model. And once you mine the data, you need to secure it. Read More Eclipse readies browser-based IDE Orion project adds JavaScript and HTML capabilities for Web app development Read More Google, Oracle to hold last-minute settlement talks Oracle and Google will hold another round of settlement talks as the trial date nears in their high-stakes court battle over Google's alleged misuse of Java in Android. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Hosting.com What if your key applications FAIL? Build for 100% application availability in the Cloud with Microsoft SQL Server. Achieve the highest levels of availability, performance, scalability, and security for your mission-critical applications while minimizing cost. Learn more at the April 12 webinar from Microsoft and Hosting.com subject matter experts. Register now! Facebook scammers host Trojan horse extensions on Chrome Web Store Cybercriminals are uploading malicious Chrome browser extensions to the official Chrome Web Store and use them to hijack Facebook accounts, according to security researchers from Kaspersky Lab. Read More Microsoft leads seizure of Zeus-related cybercrime servers Microsoft said on Monday it and several partners had disrupted several cybercrime rings that used a notorious piece of malicious software called Zeus to steal US$100 million over the last five years. Read More DARPA director goes to Google but probes continue Twin probes into possible irregularities in the awarding of contracts worth hundreds of thousands of dollars during the tenure of Regina Dugan at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) will continue even though Dugan has left the agency for a position at Google. Read More Scot Finnie: Are tablets inevitable as PC replacements? Tablets are making huge inroads, but PCs aren't even close to being dead yet Read More IT Blogwatch: Opscode has head in clouds with new funding Cloud-computing management software startup Opscode is announcing a big funding boost. Its open-source Chef product and service seem to have given some hungry VCs a healthy appetite. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers run the numbers. Read More
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