Is it now crazy to offshore IT to China?

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	Is it now crazy to offshore IT to China? China has been developing an IT outsourcing industry aimed at bringing in business from the U.S. and Europe. It has succeeded, but then again it hasn't thrived and now may face more barriers. 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 Android lock screen widgets: 20 excellent options Zendesk says breach compromised email addresses NBC.com hacked to serve up banking malware HP's first 'Project Moonshot' server due next quarter HP's Whitman says 'no plans to break up the company' Mandiant report on Chinese cyberespionage used as bait in spear-phishing attacks Intel acquires appMobi for HTML5 developer tools Facebook engineers identify big data challenges for Graph Search Google adds fee-based support services for cloud platform customers HP reports drop in profit but says turnaround effort making progress Oracle ramping up marketing software battle with Salesforce.com Twitter implements DMARC standard to fight phishing PayPal to introduce mobile chip-and-PIN payments service in Europe RIAA says Google's plan to demote pirate sites isn't working WHITE PAPER: Red Hat Network-Attached Storage in the Public Cloud In this paper, after reviewing the key requirements for an enterprise-grade cloud storage system, we introduce Red Hat Storage Server and review the architectural characteristics that make it the storage system of choice for enterprise users. Learn More Android lock screen widgets: 20 excellent options Android 4.2 lets you put widgets on your lock screen -- so which apps make the most of the feature? Computerworld rounds up 20 of the best. Read More Zendesk says breach compromised email addresses Zendesk said Thursday a hacker gained access to support information for some customers of its online help desk software. Read More NBC.com hacked to serve up banking malware Websites affiliated with broadcaster NBC were hacked for several hours on Thursday, serving up malicious software intended to steal bank account details. Read More HP's first 'Project Moonshot' server due next quarter Hewlett-Packard's first low-power server for hyperscale computing environments, developed under a project it calls Moonshot, will go on sale next quarter, CEO Meg Whitman said. Read More HP's Whitman says 'no plans to break up the company' Hewlett-Packard's CEO has dismissed persistent rumors that the company might break itself up in a move that could create more value for shareholders. Read More Mandiant report on Chinese cyberespionage used as bait in spear-phishing attacks Attackers are using fake versions of a recently released report about a Chinese cyberespionage group as bait in new spear-phishing attacks that target Japanese and Chinese users. Read More Intel acquires appMobi for HTML5 developer tools Intel has acquired appMobi's HTML5 developer tools division and hired its tools-related technical staff, to likely boost its presence in the mobile apps developer market. Read More WHITE PAPER: Egnyte Comparing Consumer and Enterprise Online File Sharing Learn the difference between consumer and enterprise file sharing. Understand the risks of rogue online file sharing (Dropbox) and how it impacts business security and regulations. Learn More Now! Facebook engineers identify big data challenges for Graph Search Facebook's engineers have many challenges ahead of them as they work to scale up Graph Search, the site's new social search tool. One stumbling block: an over-abundance of data to sift through. Read More Google adds fee-based support services for cloud platform customers Google has launched fee-based support services for customers of its cloud platform and infrastructure products, like App Engine, Compute Engine, Cloud Storage and Big Query. Read More HP reports drop in profit but says turnaround effort making progress Hewlett-Packard reported a drop in profit for the last quarter as printer and PC sales both declined, but said cost-cutting measures the company announced last year are starting to pay off. Read More Oracle ramping up marketing software battle with Salesforce.com Oracle has laid out in detail how it intends to compete with the likes of Salesforce.com in the highly competitive arena for next-generation marketing software. Read More Twitter implements DMARC standard to fight phishing Twitter has implemented DMARC, a standard for preventing email spoofing, in order to make it harder for attackers to send phishing emails that appear to come from twitter.com addresses. Read More PayPal to introduce mobile chip-and-PIN payments service in Europe PayPal will introduce a mobile chip-and-PIN version of its payments service in Europe, starting with a selection of U.K. businesses over the coming months. Read More RIAA says Google's plan to demote pirate sites isn't working A recorded music industry association said Google's policy to demote pirate websites in search rankings was not working. Read More
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