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Enterprises like making Android apps; losing interest in Windows | Two startups, cleaning up email and JavaScript

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Microsoft wants to scan your JavaScript libraries
Microsoft wants to help Web application framework developers tackle one of their thorniest problems, that of testing their libraries to ensure they work correctly across today's dizzying combination of available browsers and operating systems (OSes). Read More


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The Five Forces Advancing Archive Center Stage
Big Data isn't over yet. How will you handle the ever-increasing amount of digital information? It's time to reconsider why archive may be the game-changing – and budget-saving – way to manage and secure your growing data. Storage analyst Jerome Wendt explains why it's time to rethink archive. Read now!

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Getting Agnostic about Mobile Devices
Businesses pay an increasingly high price when it comes to mobile app failure. This paper offers proactive steps to: - Accurately measure an app's performance – downloads don't cut it - Design, develop and test for mobile app performance - Deploy preventive maintenance to reduce failure - Calculate the cost of mobile app failure Read more!

Enterprises like making Android apps; losing interest in Windows
Enterprises are increasingly interested in developing apps for Android-based smartphones and tablets, showing how Google';s OS is becoming more accepted, according to a poll. At the same time fewer are willing to spend resources on Microsoft OSes. Read More


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Data Protection Strategies to Make Government More Efficient
This KnowledgeVault focuses on some of the key data protection challenges that today's enterprises must tackle. Specifically, the three videos in this series will explore the dramatic impact that unprecedented data growth and other developments have had on the data center View Now

Two startups, cleaning up email and JavaScript
Skimbox sorts out your inbox, and Qbaka helps developers spot problems and fix website front-ends and mobile HTML5 apps. Read More


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