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	For an obfuscated password, not bad at all This city government's IT department has just moved the animal control department out of the pen-and-paper era -- and everything is working well until the office starts having trouble connecting on the new PCs. Read today's complete Shark Tank: Read More WEBCAST: VMware Desktop Total Cost of Ownership: Gartner Research Declining hardware and software costs have an impact on total cost of ownership (TCO), but how desktop PCs are managed remains the most critical factor in reducing TCO. This Gartner article illustrates how a higher management level for desktops can achieve lower TCO and improved user productivity. Read Now!
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