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	How to extract custom data from Google Analytics Not happy with the Google Analytics interface? We show you how to use a programming language like R to bypass Google Analytics and retrieve the data you want. Read More   WHITE PAPER: SAP Innovation in Enterprise Cloud Management Managing the enterprise cloud using SAP HANA allows you to reinvent your business, do more with less, and support business with technology. This KnowledgeVault explains how to roll out new business processes with Two-Tier Innovation, harness the power of Big Data, expand mobile solutions and innovate with public cloud solutions. Learn more In this Issue 9 step CIO survival guide Why the U.S. may lose the race to exascale Apple acquires 3-D sensing technology company PrimeSense Microsoft sells 1M Xbox One consoles on launch day Are we giving up on mobile payments already? 16 products that Microsoft has killed off FCC's in-flight cellphone plan carries a lot of baggage Bitcoin gets new friends, but still a bit player Twitter tightens security against NSA snooping Robert L. Mitchell: London calling: Road testing mobile Wi-Fi voice apps California sues SAP over failed payroll software project Ken Gagne: Microsoft Xbox One unboxing video Richi Jennings: Xbox One launch day marred by grinding noise of DEATH WHITE PAPER: VMware IT Evolution: Today and Tomorrow Insights As virtualization has evolved and matured, some companies are benefiting more than others. Why? Learn more here. Learn more! 9 step CIO survival guide Will the CIO role fade to black or shine as a catalyst of change? The jury is still out, but this CIO Survival Guide will help you redefine the role at your business. Read More   Why the U.S. may lose the race to exascale In the global race to build the next generation of supercomputers -- exascale -- there is no guarantee the U.S. will finish first. Read More   Apple acquires 3-D sensing technology company PrimeSense Apple has acquired PrimeSense, a developer of 3-D sensors that allow devices to respond to the environment in three dimensions. Read More   Microsoft sells 1M Xbox One consoles on launch day Microsoft says the launch of the Xbox One on Friday has been the most successful yet for its Xbox gaming console family. Read More   Are we giving up on mobile payments already? Mobile payments have still not caught on as U.S. users stick with their credit cards. Now the innovation is coming in the form of new debit cards. Read More   16 products that Microsoft has killed off Some were killed off, others folded into new products. Either way, no product lives forever. Read More   WHITE PAPER: MarkMonitor®   Seven Keys to Successful Domain Portfolio Management A lack of centralized management of domain names can lead to name expiration, failure to register key domain names and loss to cybersquatters. Learn the seven most important steps to successful domain portfolio management. Read now! FCC's in-flight cellphone plan carries a lot of baggage Anyone who dreads hearing one end of a loud phone call all the way from Anchorage to Miami, take heart: The plan to allow cellphones on planes could fail in more ways than an overbooked flight at a snowbound airport on Christmas Eve. Read More   Bitcoin gets new friends, but still a bit player Bitcoin scored several big wins this week, including endorsements from federal officials and Virgin Group founder Richard Branson, signaling its progress toward wider acceptance. Read More   Twitter tightens security against NSA snooping Twitter has implemented new security measures that should make it much more difficult for anyone to eavesdrop on communications between its servers and users, and is calling on other Internet companies to follow its lead. Read More   Robert L. Mitchell: London calling: Road testing mobile Wi-Fi voice apps I spend 10 days touring the U.K. with no cell service, relying on four voice apps and Wi-Fi as my sole telecommunictations link to the world. Is this any way to travel? Read More   California sues SAP over failed payroll software project SAP has been slapped with a lawsuit by California's state controller over a payroll software implementation the office says cost taxpayers a vast sum of money, but has never worked correctly. Read More   Ken Gagne: Microsoft Xbox One unboxing video The Microsoft Xbox One video game console was released on Nov. 22, 2013, in the US. Ken Gagne of Gamebits offers this initial look and unboxing video of the Xbox One. Can it overcome the Sony PlayStation 4 to become the king of this holiday season's console war? Or will past stumbles, a higher price tag, and the Kinect camera be its downfall? Read More   Richi Jennings: Xbox One launch day marred by grinding noise of DEATH Release date FAIL. Some shiny new Xbox One units aren't working. An astounding revelation, I know. The worst issue seems to be dead Blu-ray disc drives that make a stomach-churning grinding noise. Microsoft is putting on a brave face. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers love life on the bleeding edge. Read More
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