Java forever! 12 keys to Java's enduring dominance

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	Java forever! 12 keys to Java's enduring dominance It's easy to forget the value of any given technology once its buzz has arced across our collective consciousness and died a fiery death beyond the hype horizon. Take Cobol, that "Mad Men"-era relic -- just like fish past its prime, as the hipster tech pundits say: worthless, smelly, out of date, bad for you. Java may be the next enterprise mainstay to find itself on the ropes of "relevance." Read More WHITE PAPER: Boundary, Inc. Consolidated Operations Management Points of failure are now more distributed than ever. Organizations have to manage hybrid on-premise and cloud applications. Pulling this information together in one place has been almost impossible. Read now! In this Issue Beyond Caching: Google engineers reveal secrets to faster Web sites Goldman Sachs must pay coder's legal fees, court rules SAP bets on HTML5, open source for its mobile app platform RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Google Tech Professionals Deploy Chrome browser for your company and customize 100+ policies. Manage updates, compatibility with older apps and more. www.google.com/chrome Beyond Caching: Google engineers reveal secrets to faster Web sites In the fiercely competitive world of Internet services, Google constantly seeks ways to speed up the delivery of content to its hundreds of millions of users. Read More WEBCAST: Workday, Inc. Cloud: Uniting people, technology, and information. Managing HR and financial information in the modern business requires efficient business practices and technology. Learn how leveraging the cloud allows you to unify financial and HR data; visualize data with cloud analytics and improve productivity with flexible configuration. View Now Goldman Sachs must pay coder's legal fees, court rules Goldman Sachs must pay the legal fees of a software engineer facing New York state charges that he allegedly stole the firm's proprietary source code, a federal judge ruled. Read More SAP bets on HTML5, open source for its mobile app platform SAP is planning to rely heavily on HTML5 and open standards within its products for building mobile applications, and is embracing the concept of BYOT (bring your own tools) in order to draw interest from developers. Read More
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