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	Choosing an open-source CMS, part 1: Why we use Drupal In the first part of a three-part series, we look at two companies that have chosen Drupal as their content management system. Read More WHITE PAPER: CDW Corporation Storage Management in a Virtualized World Unified storage eliminates the need for separate systems by translating file-oriented storage into block-oriented storage hiding storage complexity from users and storage admins. Learn the questions to ask prospective vendors and steps to take to maximize benefits from virtualized storage. Learn More. In this Issue Oracle faces 'strategic dilemma' with Fusion Applications Auditor: U.S. Army's ERP software projects at risk Document Metadata Cleaner strips personally identifiable metadata from your files LinkedIn's SlideShare boosts analytics capabilities Zero-day PDF exploit affects Adobe Reader 11 and earlier versions, researchers say Microsoft embraces open source -- to a point U.K. accounting watchdog investigating Autonomy finances pre-HP deal WHITE PAPER: Red Hat Economics of Scale-Out Storage Scale-out storage technologies have rapidly gained popularity over the past several years, successfully crossing the chasm from niche technology to mainstream enterprise solution. Learn More Oracle faces 'strategic dilemma' with Fusion Applications Oracle spent years developing its next-generation Fusion Applications and finally put them into general availability nearly a year-and-a-half ago, but some new evidence suggests that it's been less than successful at enticing customers to move up. Read More Auditor: U.S. Army's ERP software projects at risk Massive ERP (enterprise resource planning) software projects under way at the U.S. Army are in danger of missing crucial deadlines due to inadequate planning and management on the part of officials, according to a new auditor's report. Read More Document Metadata Cleaner strips personally identifiable metadata from your files Microsoft Office is the most popular word processing suite around, when it comes to generating documents. But a lot of people are completely unaware that, every time you open a document, type in it, edit it, close it, or do anything more than breathe on it, personally identifying data called "metadata" is collected and attached to the document. Disclosure of this information can be very detrimental in certain situations, so it pays to spend an extra few minutes before sending someone the file, to wipe the metadata. A free, small app called Document Metadata Cleaner will help you achieve this. Read More WHITE PAPER: VMware Transforming Tier 1 Applications through Virtualization This Technology Spotlight will explore the benefits of virtualizing tier 1 applications and discuss the role that EMC Consulting plays in virtualizing top tier Microsoft applications (including Exchange, SharePoint and SQL) on the VMware platform. Learn More LinkedIn's SlideShare boosts analytics capabilities SlideShare, a presentation-sharing site used primarily by professionals, has added a premium feature that lets members closely monitor usage of their presentations. Read More Zero-day PDF exploit affects Adobe Reader 11 and earlier versions, researchers say Researchers from security firm FireEye claim that attackers are actively using a remote code execution exploit that works against the latest versions of Adobe Reader 9, 10 and 11. Read More Microsoft embraces open source -- to a point The company is expanding its participation in open source endeavors, no longer believes Linux is a 'cancer' Read More U.K. accounting watchdog investigating Autonomy finances pre-HP deal The U.K. Financial Reporting Council has launched a probe into Autonomy's financial reporting over a period of more than two years prior to its acquisition by Hewlett-Packard. Read More
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