As BYOD explodes, IT managers learn to cope

	One in five data breaches are the result of cyberespionage, Verizon says | Schmidt says Google Glass still a year away
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	INSIDER As BYOD explodes, IT managers learn to cope Five tech departments share strategies for navigating the exploding demand for consumer gadgets at work. Insider (Registration required) Read More WHITE PAPER: Virtual Computing Environment (VCE) Converging the Datacenter Infrastructure: Why, How, So What? One of the key strategies that IT teams are pursuing to reduce capital costs while boosting asset utilization and employee productivity is the transition to highly virtualized datacenters. Read the Report In this Issue One in five data breaches are the result of cyberespionage, Verizon says Schmidt says Google Glass still a year away INSIDER 5 lessons for IT from the Boston Marathon bombings Microsoft says Office 365 adoption accelerating, but questions remain Reddit apologizes for 'online witch hunt' for Boston bombing suspect Darlene Storm: No, you can't jam Glassholes; Google's Eric Schmidt calls for Glasses etiquette Senate takes major step toward Internet sales tax CA Technologies buys Layer 7 for API smarts ITC rejects Motorola touchscreen patent complaint against Apple Machine-to-machine systems resurrect a mobile rivalry Aaron Davis: Ridding ourselves of poor translations Why developers are turning to API services Steve Pate: Here, there, everywhere: Data residency and the public cloud Richi Jennings: First Firefox OS phones released: Geeksphone Keon and Peak RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: VMware Innovation Awards VMware Innovation Awards Call for Entries Have you and your team completed a project that had a positive impact on your company or industry? Was it a project that helped to transform the experience for employees or customers? Did you and your team complete the project despite internal and external challenges? Have you leveraged VMware's technology? Click to continue One in five data breaches are the result of cyberespionage, Verizon says While most data breaches are the result of financially motivated cybercriminal attacks, cyberespionage is also responsible for a significant number of data thefts, according to a Verizon report that will be released today. Read More Schmidt says Google Glass still a year away Google's Eric Schmidt said the company's wearable computer, Glass, is about a year from reaching the market. Read More INSIDER 5 lessons for IT from the Boston Marathon bombings The CIO of Boston's Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center learned a few things last week. Insider (Registration required) Read More Microsoft says Office 365 adoption accelerating, but questions remain When Microsoft reported its third-quarter financial results last week, company officials trumpeted several metrics about sales and adoption of Office 365, the cloud subscription suite for email and collaboration. Read More Reddit apologizes for 'online witch hunt' for Boston bombing suspect In a testament to the issues surrounding the appropriate use of social media during a tragedy, Reddit is publicly apologizing for the role that it played last week in fueling an online witch hunt that led to identifying an innocent Brown University student as a suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings. Read More Darlene Storm: No, you can't jam Glassholes; Google's Eric Schmidt calls for Glasses etiquette Google's Eric Schmidt likes the fact that you talk to Google Glass and give it verbal commands, but Glass has eye gesture controls that would allow a wink to covertly take a photo. Although Schmidt said Glass will usher in a "new social etiquette," some privacy advocates are embracing an anti-Glass culture such as banning Glass to stop the cyborgs, or using cell phone jammers. Read More Senate takes major step toward Internet sales tax The U.S. Senate has voted 74-20 to close debate and move to a final vote on a bill allowing states to collect sales tax from out-of-state Internet and catalog retailers. Read More WHITE PAPER: TEKsystems Attributes of Successful Mobile Outsourcing Partnerships TEKsystems commissioned IDG to survey Computerworld's audience regarding their organizations' mobility strategy, the approaches they have pursued or are pursing in implementing mobile technology within their organization and the various ways providers have addressed or plan to address select mobility obstacles. . Learn More CA Technologies buys Layer 7 for API smarts CA Technologies is acquiring Layer 7 Technologies, a purveyor of tools for managing and securing application programming interfaces (APIs). Read More ITC rejects Motorola touchscreen patent complaint against Apple The U.S. International Trade Commission has found no evidence that Apple infringed on a Motorola Mobility patent covering a touchscreen function. Read More Machine-to-machine systems resurrect a mobile rivalry Just as the mobile world seems to be finding peace and harmony around LTE, the age-old feud between GSM and CDMA is flaring up again. Read More Aaron Davis: Ridding ourselves of poor translations Have you ever plugged a sentence into a machine translation software and received a result that was so bad it blew your mind? Granted, there is no such thing as a perfect translation, and there's a good reason for that. By its very nature, translation is a subjective activity. Language is fluid and open for interpretation. But we can take measures to get as many translations as accurate as possible. Read More Why developers are turning to API services As application development increasingly hooks into outside services, tools to manage all those APIs are sprouting up Read More Steve Pate: Here, there, everywhere: Data residency and the public cloud It's 10:00 p.m., do you know where your data is? Is it nestled securely within the firewalls of your data center, or is it more adventurous, spanning the boundaries of various public clouds? Cloud adoption continues to grow at unprecedented rates, raising concerns about data privacy and also about data residency, especially for organizations considering Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) in a public cloud. Read More Richi Jennings: First Firefox OS phones released: Geeksphone Keon and Peak Spanish phone startup taking orders worldwide. Firefox OS reaches its latest milestone, as 'developer preview' phones are now on sale. Geeksphone has two models: a low-end and a mid-range smartphone, aimed at HTML5 app developers. They're temptingly inexpensive. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers dust off their credit cards. Read More
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