Wednesday, September 25, 2013

iOS 7 is best for mobile -- but Android is a threat

  JR Raphael: What Google needs to kill next | Preston Gralla: Microsoft's Surface 2 shows why Windows RT will die

 
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Jonny Evans: Apple's iOS 7 is best for mobile -- but Android is a threat: Pfeiffer
Apple leads the competition when it comes to delivering mass market mobile user experiences, and the latest Pfeiffer Consulting survey shows it hasn't lost its touch with iOS 7 -- though Android's hot on its heels as a potential future threat. Read More
 


WEBCAST: Citrix Online

Detecting and Dealing with Toxic Teams
Join Paul Glen, CEO and author of Leading Geeks, on Thursday September 26 at 10AM PDT/ 1 PM EDT. as he explains the 5 warning signs that indicate you have a toxic team and how to restore your team to 100% health. Learn big solutions for big problems! View now

WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Technology

Preparing Your Infrastructure for the Hyperconvergence Era
From cloud computing and virtualization to mobility and unified communications, an array of innovative technologies is transforming today's data centers. And along the way, they're also flooding corporate networks with enormous new torrents of traffic. Read Now

JR Raphael: What Google needs to kill next
Google's got no problem killing off services -- but one oddly placed product is getting an unusually long lease on life. And in this case, that isn't a good thing. Read More
 

Preston Gralla: Microsoft's Surface 2 shows why Windows RT will die
If you're looking for evidence why Windows RT won't be around for the long haul, just take a look at Microsoft's new Surface 2 tablet. It highlights everything wrong with RT, and points the way towards the operating system's eventual demise. Read More
 


WHITE PAPER: CA Technologies
 
Applying Best Practice DevOps for Mission Success
Joe User has a great idea for a new application that could help him and other agency users do their jobs better and faster. How can Joe's agency take this vision and transform it into a real working app that will move the agency mission forward? Read now!

Antone Gonsalves: Apple doesn't walk on water
Apple's fingerprint scanner in the iPhone 5s proved to be nothing special. Read More
 

Steve Pate: Going to the cloud? BYOS (bring your own security)
  There are many benefits to be gained by using the public cloud. Cost efficiencies, elasticity and collaborative access are mentioned most often. But will your data be secure in the cloud? And who is responsible for keeping it safe? These topics bear further exploration. Read More
 

Sharky: Another highly complex virtualization issue solved
This user in a government agency is the guinea pig for a new Citrix system, and the level-3 support pilot fish responsible for the project is pretty sure there won't be any help from levels 1 and 2. He's right. Read More
 

 

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