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	BMC going private in $6.9 billion deal BMC has agreed to sell itself to a private investment consortium headed up by Bain Capital and Golden Gate Capital in a deal worth approximately $6.9 billion. Read More WEBCAST: EMC Corporation Backup for Oracle Interactive Desktop You need speed to keep pace with data growth and the new demands of virtualization. EMC backup appliances have three times faster performance for Oracle than the nearest competitor. What's more, for Oracle running on VMware, EMC reduces backup times by 90 percent and speed recoveries by 30 times. You need fast? You got it! Learn More In this Issue Computing in the commercial age Systems manager arrested for hacking former employer's network Steve Pate: Cloud security: A real concern or just an excuse? Security Manager's Journal: Upgrading, and looking for the best we can afford WHITE PAPER: EMC Corporation Top Reasons Why More People Choose EMC Backup for Oracle It's all about choice. We are the first and only vendor to offer full DBA control of backup, recovery and replication for Oracle. This means your backup team or your DBAs can back up your Oracle environment - the choice is theirs! Learn More Computing in the commercial age Weather prediction in the 50s. Missile intercepts of UFOs in the 60s. Electronic messages in the 70s. We learned about it through the commercials. Read More Systems manager arrested for hacking former employer's network A 41-year-old man was arrested for allegedly disrupting his former employer's network after he was passed over for promotions, leading him to quit his job and take revenge, the FBI said. Read More WHITE PAPER: Cisco Systems A Guide to Cloud-Ready Branch Office Networking There is a growing gap between management expectations and the readiness of branch offices for cloud computing. In this Lippis guide, learn the latest Cisco solutions to help address this gap and support a transition to the cloud. Read Now Steve Pate: Cloud security: A real concern or just an excuse? Is cloud security the chicken or the egg? Are CSOs playing the 'it's not secure' card to avoid anything that, well, smells like work? Are IT pros rabidly defending their turf because they fear their jobs might also be outsourced, along with their data center? Read More Security Manager's Journal: Upgrading, and looking for the best we can afford Several of the company's security technologies are reaching end of life. It's a new experience for our manager to be improving security measures instead of closing gaps. Read More
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