CSOs grapple with pain points of BYOD

	Trying to fill 6,000 jobs, Microsoft pitches $10,000 H-1B visa | Infor, customer head to court over third-party system support
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	CSOs grapple with pain points of BYOD BYOD is a trend few will be able to escape, nor should they try. But it's no easy task. Read More WEBCAST: T-Systems Charting a Course for Realizing Business Value in the Cloud Cloud is not simply about delivering IT services. Rather it is about vesting the organization with the agility it must have to respond to challenges and opportunities at the speed of business. Tune into this live webcast - Thursday, October 18, 2012, 2:00 PM, EDT - to learn how to blaze your own pathway to enterprise applications in the cloud. Learn more. In this Issue Trying to fill 6,000 jobs, Microsoft pitches $10,000 H-1B visa Infor, customer head to court over third-party system support Lawsuit challenging HP payout to Hurd dismissed Mayer wants Yahoo to be part of your every day life Oracle OpenWorld 2012: CEO Larry Ellison on two of his keynote announcements WHITE PAPER: Sourcefire, Inc. The Sourcefire FireAMP Vision Still getting malware infections despite the time and money you've spent on security? Today's malware defenses have an inherent disadvantage in fighting today's threats. Designed for another time they are burdened with legacy constraints that hamper performance and protection. Learn More Trying to fill 6,000 jobs, Microsoft pitches $10,000 H-1B visa With the recession hit in 2008, Congress put the idea of a "skills shortage" and a need for more H-1B visas in a closet. This didn't mean that interest in raising the H-1B cap went away for good. Read More Infor, customer head to court over third-party system support A longtime user of Infor's ERP (enterprise resource planning) software says in a federal lawsuit that Infor is unjustly demanding a substantial sum of money after discovering that third-party companies have been accessing the software. Read More WHITE PAPER: Autonomy Survey: All's Not Well at Endpoints Where does a CIO find a non-intrusive way to protect and classify endpoint data to minimize risk, all while making sense economically? Read Now! Lawsuit challenging HP payout to Hurd dismissed A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit challenging the payout in the separation agreement between Hewlett-Packard and its former CEO Mark Hurd in 2010. Read More Mayer wants Yahoo to be part of your every day life When Yahoo's new CEO Marissa Mayer talked to company employees Tuesday, she reportedly talked about making Yahoo part of people's everyday lives. Read More Oracle OpenWorld 2012: CEO Larry Ellison on two of his keynote announcements Larry Ellison announced that Oracle will begin offering infrastructure as a service and also a private version of the same thing that Oracle can run for companies. Read More
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