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	Microsoft Office 365 lands in US iPhone App Store Microsoft released a version of its office suite for iPhones in the U.S. that is only available for Office 365 subscribers. Read More WEBCAST: Workday Best Practices for Securing Mobile Apps Today's mobile enterprise requires important data anywhere, anytime. And with mobile enterprise applications, IT needs to offer simple, easy-to-use apps that employees will embrace – without compromising security. View Now In this Issue The Grill: Raytheon CIO Rebecca Rhoads takes on new role with global reach IBM remolds DB2 10.5 as a Hadoop killer Google goes 'Reader' on Chrome Frame, kills plug-in for IE Software AG buys complex-event processing technology from Progress 5 outstanding Android keyboard apps Data that's here today could be gone tomorrow, says Cerf WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Technology Enabling Ubiquitous Visibility in Virtualized Environments Enterprises are rapidly adopting virtualization for dynamic service delivery and service management agility. IT challenges already exist in virtual environments and will only be exacerbated with the higher adoption of virtualization. Learn More The Grill: Raytheon CIO Rebecca Rhoads takes on new role with global reach Raytheon CIO Rebecca Rhoads was tapped earlier this year to lead the defense contractor's newly formed Global Business Services unit, whose goal is to improve operations and services by optimizing resources. Read More IBM remolds DB2 10.5 as a Hadoop killer In the new update of DB2 released Friday, IBM has added a set of acceleration technologies, collectively code-named BLU, that promise to make the venerable database management system better suited for running large in-memory data analysis jobs. Read More Google goes 'Reader' on Chrome Frame, kills plug-in for IE Google Thursday announced the retirement of a four-year-old plug-in designed to let users of older version of Internet Explorer run Chrome's browser engine, declaring mission accomplished. Read More WHITE PAPER: Nasuni Corp The Top Ten Headaches Caused by Remote Office Storage Nasuni has worked with hundreds of customers to alleviate the pain that today's enterprise IT departments face in trying to manage storage remotely. Read More. Learn More. Software AG buys complex-event processing technology from Progress Software AG is building out its portfolio of CEP (complex-event processing) software with the acquisition of Apama from Progress Software, in the second CEP-related deal this week. Terms of the deal, which was announced Thursday, were not disclosed. Read More 5 outstanding Android keyboard apps Make your Android device better than ever with a custom onscreen keyboard that suits your style. These five options represent the best the platform has to offer. Read More 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
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