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	E-discovery in the cloud? Not so easy Companies often assume data in the cloud is inherently discoverable, but is it? Know what questions to ask your cloud vendor so you can get your data back when required. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Good Technology Good named a Leader in Magic Quadrant Good positioned as a leader in Gartner Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Wireless Email Market. Across myriad mobile platforms, your choice for protecting business email and data on them isn't complicated. Our applications and platforms secure your business's data on the iOS and Android devices your employees bring to work. Find out why Good is a leader In this Issue Tips for developing a mobile device management strategy Companies can use gamification as doorway to innovation Yahoo layoffs would indicate company direction Windows 8's 8 top apps (so far) As consumer tech sweeps enterprise, IT fights for control From CIO.com: Why you should not buy your child an iPad Jaikumar Vijayan: Mobile apps heighten security perils of BYOD Motorola to offer phones with VMware hypervisor, too SAP rolling out cloud-savvy version of Business One China approves conditionally Western Digital's acquisition of Hitachi IT Blogwatch: Google tablet is the Nexus of rumors; Google Play for $199? RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: CloudPassage CloudPassage If you thought that public cloud providers protect your cloud servers from harmful intrusions and other security threats - think again. The burden of securing your cloud servers typically rests with you. Register today to secure 25 cloud servers for free with the award-winning CloudPassage Halo. Tips for developing a mobile device management strategy As more employees bring personal devices to work, companies want to strike a balance between being agents of change and adaptation to mobile technology and safeguarding data. Rolling out mobile device management often means choosing unpopular rules. Read More Companies can use gamification as doorway to innovation Generations of gamers have created a pool of workers who enjoy problem-solving and innovating through the use of gamification apps, so much so that they'd rather gain social status through achievements than money. Read More Yahoo layoffs would indicate company direction Rumored layoffs at Yahoo could offer a clue as to how the company's new CEO, Scott Thompson, plans to redirect the stumbling Internet giant. Read More Windows 8's 8 top apps (so far) The launch of the Windows 8 beta also means the launch of the Windows 8 App Store beta. Here are our top early picks from Microsoft's store. Read More As consumer tech sweeps enterprise, IT fights for control The spread of consumer technologies at work has put many IT departments on the back foot, but a conference in San Francisco this week is looking at ways IT managers can take back control and turn the chaos to their advantage. Read More WEBCAST: IBM How to Take Business Analytics to the Next Level Live Date and Time: November 29, 2011 - 12:00 PM EST / 9:00 AM PST By attending this webcast you will learn how you can implement an effective BA strategy that will deliver maximum strategic value to your company. Register Now From CIO.com: Why you should not buy your child an iPad With the iPad 3 debut coming, you can bet a lot of children and young adults are begging their parents to buy them an Apple tablet. But you'd be wise to resist the urge, according to CIO.com's Tom Kaneshige. Read More Jaikumar Vijayan: Mobile apps heighten security perils of BYOD Many mobile apps that users routinely download and use on their smartphones have extensive access to services running on the device. That could be a big security problem for enterprises. Read More Motorola to offer phones with VMware hypervisor, too Motorola Mobility has joined LG and Samsung among the companies building VMware's hypervisor into their phones. The move is part of a larger push at Motorola to cater to business users. Read More SAP rolling out cloud-savvy version of Business One SAP has created a multitenant version of its Business One ERP (enterprise resource planning) suite, which will be sold exclusively through partners as Business One OnDemand, the company is expected to announce Tuesday during the Cebit conference in Hannover, Germany. Read More China approves conditionally Western Digital's acquisition of Hitachi China has approved with conditions Western Digital's planned acquisition of Hitachi Global Storage Technologies, requiring that the Hitachi entity operate independently for at least two years after the acquisition. Read More IT Blogwatch: Google tablet is the Nexus of rumors; Google Play for $199? The Google tablet rumor will not die. Supposedly, Asus is working with Google on a Nexus tablet, possibly branded Google Play. The 7-inch Android ICS slate will retail for just $199, we're told. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers get ready for a fight with Amazon. Read More
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