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	INSIDER Speed up mobile app-dev with back-end as a service Vendors offer code drop-ins that standardize common mobile features, including messaging and payment, so your in-house developers can focus on the functions that are most important to your business. Read More WHITE PAPER: F5 Networks Six Common Challenges of Cloud Implementation Using strategic points of control to aggregate and dynamically provision IT resources can help organizations meet network-related challenges and move past the hype to successfully build, deploy, and secure private clouds. Read Now! In this Issue Ruby on Rails receives third security patch in less than a month Gartner: Social business efforts largely unsuccessful so far Three years later, has Oracle's Sun buy paid off? WHITE PAPER: Riverbed 4 Ways WAN Optimization Can Benefit Your Organization WAN optimization has evolved into a complete system that optimizes traffic across a broad range of most popular applications while providing deep visibility into performance. Read Now Ruby on Rails receives third security patch in less than a month Developers of the Ruby on Rails Web development framework released versions 3.0.20 and 2.3.16 of the software on Monday in order to address a critical remote code execution vulnerability. Read More WEBCAST: Cloudera Cloudera: The Motivation for Hadoop This recorded webinar explores traditional large-scale computing systems, limitations and alternative approaches and how apache Hadoop addresses particular issues. View Now! Gartner: Social business efforts largely unsuccessful so far Many large companies are embracing internal social networks, but for the most part, they're not getting much good from them, according to analyst firm Gartner. Read More Three years later, has Oracle's Sun buy paid off? Oracle may have had its hands full lately dealing with Java security issues, but the company's acquisition of Java founder Sun Microsystems three years ago this month still has paid off, company President Mark Hurd said. An investment research firm, though, still has listed Oracle's Sun acquisition as reason to sell off Oracle stock. Read More
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