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	Qualcomm calls for shared in-home cells to handle mobile demand Consumers will have to share small, inexpensive cells in their homes with nearby mobile users to affordably meet the growing demand for mobile data in the next decade, a Qualcomm executive said Tuesday. Read More WEBCAST: HP Intel VMware Your IT Journey - Your Way Faced with unrelenting pressure to do more with less, IT leaders are implementing virtualization, mobility and cloud computing in their enterprises. In this Knowledge Vault Exchange you'll find a plethora of valuable information, including videos, on-demand Webcasts, white papers and Twitter chats. View Now! In this Issue Wireless networks may learn to live together by using energy pulses Directly connected to the Internet of Things IBM launches appliance for the 'Internet of things' IoT development needs context and leadership Feds want in-dash tech disabled when cars are moving Cisco's new director-class storage switch boosts throughput 6X WEBCAST: EMC Corporation Transform Your Cloud This video highlights how VMAX Cloud Edition automates day-to-day tasks, improves service levels and accelerates time-to-value for users of public, private and hybrid clouds. Learn More. Wireless networks may learn to live together by using energy pulses Researchers at the University of Michigan have invented a way for different wireless networks crammed into the same space to say 'excuse me' to one another. Read More Directly connected to the Internet of Things Last week here in Backspin I discussed how real-world "things" that aren't easily augmented with digital instrumentation, such as bicycles, cars and even dogs, can be indirectly connected to the Internet of Things (IoT) using physical ID tags and online proxies. This is, as I pointed out, a powerful concept. Read More IBM launches appliance for the 'Internet of things' Preparing its customers to join the emerging 'Internet of things', IBM has released a new appliance built to manage and route a voluminous amount of machine-to-machine small data messages Read More WHITE PAPER: Neebula Systems Inc Effectively Controlling IT Change It is often claimed that "80% of unplanned outages are due to ill-planned changes made by administrators or developers." The average IT organization makes 11-100 changes per week; it is apparent that change management has become a daunting task. Learn More IoT development needs context and leadership The Internet of Things (IoT) is a concept first suggested in 1999 by Kevin Ashton, the co-founder of Auto-ID Center at MIT. And it's popular again--thanks to mobility and the maturing of tracking technologies like RFID, NFC, and QR codes, according to Claus Mortensen, principal of emerging technologies at IDC Asia Pacific. Read More Feds want in-dash tech disabled when cars are moving Automobile makers should prevent drivers from using their in-vehicle electronic devices to browse the Internet and send text messages while their vehicles are moving, the U.S. Department of Transportation has recommended. Read More Cisco's new director-class storage switch boosts throughput 6X Cisco's new director-class switch for storage, unveiled today, increases throughput six-fold and offers N+1 resilience. Read More
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