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	Nokia plans to cut 10,000 staff, sells Vertu Nokia said Thursday that it plans to cut up to 10,000 positions globally by the end of 2013, and is selling luxury phone maker Vertu in a bid to cut costs, even as it plans to boost investments in feature phones, and smartphones based on the Windows Phone operating system. 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 Oracle-SAP retrial delayed INSIDER Paul Glen: Truth and project time estimates NYSE-Euronext network chief Andrew Bach joins Juniper Japan Fuij Xerox digitizing damaged docs in tsunami-hit areas Patrick Thibodeau: Blasting Obama as a way to get H-1B visas FTC chief technologist Felten urges techies to enter, influence government MIT enables robot, human collaboration in manufacturing RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: IT Roadmap Denver Final Week to Register! IT Roadmap only comes to Denver once a year so don't miss this opportunity to join hundreds of local colleagues who will gain a year's worth of enterprise-ready ideas, answers, best practices, and key contacts all in one day – in one place. Attend Free. IT Roadmap Denver – 6/20 - Colorado Convention Center. Oracle-SAP retrial delayed Oracle and SAP will have to wait a bit longer to retry their corporate-theft lawsuit, according to a filing made Friday in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California. Read More INSIDER Paul Glen: Truth and project time estimates Geeks are devoted to Truth, with a capital T. The question 'When will it be done?' feels like a request to lie. Insider; registration required) Read More NYSE-Euronext network chief Andrew Bach joins Juniper Andrew Bach, who oversaw significant upgrades to network infrastructure for the global exchange company NYSE-Euronext, has joined Juniper Networks as chief architect of the networking vendor's Financial Services Team. 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 Japan Fuij Xerox digitizing damaged docs in tsunami-hit areas Japanese copy machine maker Fuji Xerox on Tuesday sent a group of employees to a city hit hard by last year's killer tsunami, to help digitize documents damaged in the flooding. Read More Patrick Thibodeau: Blasting Obama as a way to get H-1B visas There is a group spending millions of dollars on TV advertisements blaming President Barack Obama for adding "$4 billion in new debt every day." These shrill ads do not mention GOP presidential contender Mitt Romney, they're just against Obama. The television advertisements are running like crazy in 10 battleground states. CrossroadsGPS, the group behind themeffort, claims to have $25 million to spend. Read More FTC chief technologist Felten urges techies to enter, influence government Renowned security expert and hacker Edward Felten's time as the first chief technologist of the U.S. Federal Trade Commission has been "highly educational," he said at a USENIX conference, and urged fellow computer scientists to follow in his footsteps. Read More MIT enables robot, human collaboration in manufacturing MIT researchers have developed an algorithm that they say will enable robots to learn and adapt to humans so they can soon work side-by-side on factory floors. Read More
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