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	Judge throws out Palmer H-1B suit against Infosys A U.S. District Court judge today threw out a lawsuit filed against Infosys brought by former employee Jay Palmer. Read More WHITE PAPER: Riverbed 5 Principles Behind IT Infrastructure Redesign Learn how to be prepared to adapt your environment in a way that supports distributed employees, anytime anywhere collaboration and the need for business continuity during a disaster. Read More! In this Issue Are social media e-discovery's next nightmare? Investing for transformation in 2013 SAP sues insurer over Waste Management lawsuit settlement Whistleblower to continue helping U.S. Infosys probe Richard Hoffman: Always start with the foundation: Governance is never optional Patrick Thibodeau: The tension in the Palmer case Android app websites seized in the U.S. for alleged copyright violations Sony Mobile cuts 1,000 workers, moves HQ to Tokyo Rambus to lay off around 15% in restructuring HP reports $8.9B Q3 loss on writedowns, weak sales, lowers full-year forecast WHITE PAPER: Attachmate File Transfers Cost You More Than You Realize File transfers are more costly and time consuming than they might first appear. Developing custom ad hoc solutions often appears to be the fastest most efficient way to address file transfer requirements. However, over the long term, this may not hold true. Read Now. Are social media e-discovery's next nightmare? In many ways, the emergence of social media is a replay of the e-discovery challenges posed by email in the 1990s. This time, though, we have that precedent to learn from. Read More Investing for transformation in 2013 How to maximize the return on your investments in disruptive trends like big data, cloud computing and mobility. Read More SAP sues insurer over Waste Management lawsuit settlement SAP is suing insurer Swiss Re International, claiming that the company has refused to pay its share of an $80 million settlement with Waste Management, which had brought suit against SAP in 2008 over a troubled software project. Read More Whistleblower to continue helping U.S. Infosys probe A federal court decision on Monday to throw out a civil lawsuit against Infosys is a clear loss for the plaintiff, Jay Palmer. But it isn't much of a win for Infosys. Read More Richard Hoffman: Always start with the foundation: Governance is never optional A lack of clear governance is the single most common cause of major project failures -- don't let your project be one of them. 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 Patrick Thibodeau: The tension in the Palmer case The American notion of self-reliance is often used as a launching pad for mayhem and moral ambiguity in movies. In real life, we rely on our laws and our courts and own moral anchors to keep chaos out of the picture. When those checks fail, as they did in the case of Jay Palmer, then we got problems. Read More Android app websites seized in the U.S. for alleged copyright violations U.S. law enforcement officials said on Tuesday that three websites that were allegedly distributing illegal copies of copyrighted Android cell phone apps had been seized in what is described as the first such operation against cellphone apps marketplaces. Read More Sony Mobile cuts 1,000 workers, moves HQ to Tokyo Sony Mobile is laying off 1,000 employees and will also move its global HQ to Tokyo, as the company tries to turn around its dwindling fortunes in the smartphone space. Read More Rambus to lay off around 15% in restructuring Rambus on Wednesday said it would lay off around 15 percent of staff as part of a restructuring effort in which the company is trying to curb expenses to improve profitability. Read More HP reports $8.9B Q3 loss on writedowns, weak sales, lowers full-year forecast Hewlett-Packard on Wednesday announced a US$8.9 billion loss for its third quarter ended July 31 due to writedowns and weak hardware sales and also said full-year results would be at the low end of its previous guidance. Read More
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