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	DHS shifting to cloud, agile development to boost homeland security The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has moved to agile development and is shifting to cloud platforms in an effort to improve its IT operations. Read More WHITE PAPER: McAfee Real-Time Database Auditing and Security Learn the shortcomings of database security tools used by enterprises worldwide, and what's required to effectively protect all types of databases. Read Now In this Issue Microsoft extends Azure Hadoop, mobile app development functionality Mobile app dev: Outsource or in-house? Atlassian extends its Git graphical client to Windows WEBCAST: HOSTING How The Cloud Threatens Midsize Enterprises Date: March 21st, 2013 1: 00 PM EST A recent study showed 92% of IT pros recognize that moving to the cloud provides a competitive edge, but only 20% plan to get there. The failure to close that Cloud gap poses a serious threat. Learn More Microsoft extends Azure Hadoop, mobile app development functionality Microsoft has released a number of enhancements to Windows Azure that will make it easier to deploy and manage Hadoop clusters and integrate more mobile apps with the cloud platform. Read More WHITE PAPER: Message Systems, Incorporated Send High Volume Email Without Getting Blocked or Berated For many companies, sending large volumes of email is business as usual. Social networking sites are known to send a few billion emails a day. Whatever "high volume" means to your business, our guide reveals how to send more email without getting blocked by an ISP or eliciting customer complaints. Learn More Mobile app dev: Outsource or in-house? Both approaches have their benefits and downsides; just make sure you know what you're getting into before you make a huge commitment either way. Read More Atlassian extends its Git graphical client to Windows Developer tools provider Atlassian has released a free client that will allow programmers to access Git distributed revision control systems (DVCS) from Windows computers. Read More
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