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	Best Places to work in IT: Rankings for 2012 Find the top employer that best suits your needs. Sort the Best Places to Work by key criteria, such as training days, and add filters by region and/or organization size. Read More WHITE PAPER: Cisco Evolve Customer Care with Collaboration Using collaboration technology to improve customer service gives your company an opportunity to evolve beyond traditional service models to create better customer relationships. While the telephone will always be an option, many customers want experiences where chat, social media, video and self-service are also part of the norm. Download a new white paper from ZK Research to learn how using collaboration technology can help your organization improve customer responsiveness and provide customers with self-service offerings, leading to greater loyalty. In this Issue Microsoft's Surface tablet no threat to Apple's iPad 100 Best Places to Work in IT 2012 Samsung Galaxy S III review: A rock star phone, but does it deliver? Slideshow: Best Places to Work in IT 2012: Employee perks at USAA FAQ: All about Windows RT, the OS behind a Microsoft tablet Microsoft is its 'own worst enemy' in bold tablet move, says analyst U.S. regains supercomputing crown, bests China, Japan FAQ: What we don't know about Microsoft's Surface tablet Jonny Evans: Apple partner Foxconn says Fall iPhone 5 will be the 'Samsung-killer' WHITE PAPER: M*Modal Speech Understanding: The Intelligent Speech Alternative This white paper reveals how cloud-based Speech Understanding technology and services convert the physician narrative into a high quality and customized electronic record that improves the quality of clinical data, while accelerating and automating the documentation process. Learn More Microsoft's Surface tablet no threat to Apple's iPad Apple has little to worry about from Microsoft's tradition-breaking move to sell its own tablets, analysts said today. Read More 100 Best Places to Work in IT 2012 Stellar benefits, challenging projects and top-notch training keep IT workers focused and engaged at these top employers. Find out more in our 19th annual report. Read More Samsung Galaxy S III review: A rock star phone, but does it deliver? Samsung's Galaxy S III is one of the most hotly anticipated Android phones ever. So does it actually live up to all the hype? Read More Slideshow: Best Places to Work in IT 2012: Employee perks at USAA For the third year running, USAA is No. 1 on Computerworld's Best Places to Work in IT list. Here's a peek at some of the amenities enjoyed by USAA employees. Read More WHITE PAPER: Cisco Deloitte: Network Risk and TCO A Deloitte survey of enterprise CIOs reveals key differences between using a single-vendor or multivendor approach. See why a focus on initial costs might ignore a long-term impact on operational risk. Read White Paper FAQ: All about Windows RT, the OS behind a Microsoft tablet While Microsoft has aggressively talked up Windows 8, the company has been relatively quiet about Windows RT, the all-mobile OS destined for tablets. We fill in the blanks for you. Read More Microsoft is its 'own worst enemy' in bold tablet move, says analyst Microsoft's venture into selling company-designed tablets is fraught with risk, and one analyst says the company is setting itself up as its own rival. Read More U.S. regains supercomputing crown, bests China, Japan The U.S., once again, is home to the world's most powerful supercomputer after being knocked off the list by China two years ago and Japan last year. Read More FAQ: What we don't know about Microsoft's Surface tablet Microsoft's introduction Monday of the new Surface tablet may have been dramatic, but the presentation left as many questions unanswered as it resolved. We offer some clues, based on what is known so far. Read More Jonny Evans: Apple partner Foxconn says Fall iPhone 5 will be the 'Samsung-killer' The smartphone wars take a new twist as Apple [AAPL] preps the Fall release of the iPhone 5, with Foxconn leader Terry Gou promising the coming smartphone will "put Samsung's Galaxy III to shame," when it ships. Read More
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