Data that's here today could be gone tomorrow, says Cerf

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	Data that's here today could be gone tomorrow, says Cerf As one of the computer scientists who created the Internet's TCP/IP protocol, Vinton Cerf is concerned that much of the data created since then, and for years to come, will be lost. 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 In this Issue Local developer aims to bring mobile apps to Myanmar Foxconn to hire 3,000 to support Firefox OS and software development A dozen clever cloud tools for devs and ops WHITE PAPER: Kony Solutions Mobile Application Management and Today's Enterprise From discovery to distribution, development to deployment, mobile application management (MAM) is a must-have. But what does it take to manage your company's mobile applications successfully? Read this brand new Forrester report to find out. Learn more. Local developer aims to bring mobile apps to Myanmar How do you build a blockbuster app in Myanmar, one of Asia's poorest countries? You go and ask a fortune teller for help, according to 25-year-old Htoo Myint Naung, a local developer. Read More WHITE PAPER: Mimecast North America Inc The Total Economic Impact of Mimecast's UEM Solution This research provides a framework to evaluate the potential financial impact of unifying your email management in the cloud. Learn More. Learn More. Foxconn to hire 3,000 to support Firefox OS and software development Electronics manufacturer Foxconn Technology Group is putting yet more effort behind Mozilla's Firefox OS, and plans to hire up to 3,000 people in Taiwan with expertise in HTML5 and cloud computing. Read More A dozen clever cloud tools for devs and ops Look to these automation, orchestration and configuration management tools to keep your server farms running smoothly Read More
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