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	Negotiation tips for IT pros You know what would make your work life better -- stretch assignments, better training, a promotion. Here's how to convince the powers that be to say yes to your requests. Read More   WHITE PAPER: CDW Defense in Depth Matures Over the last few years, security risks have grown exponentially. Hackers, attackers and a motley crew of cyber thieves have enlisted far more sophisticated attack methods to put computers and entire networks at risk. Security threats are growing and evolving. Read Now In this Issue Second take: The iPad Air sets a new benchmark for performance and style Supercomputing's big problem: What's after silicon? Gates talks CEO search, but reveals zip Google Glass gets translation, game apps Get ready for the 'Internet of customers,' Salesforce.com CEO Benioff says Yahoo CEO Mayer talks mobile strategy, design approach Three senators challenge NSA claim that dragnet surveillance is required NetApp updates flash, hybrid dedicated storage arrays Wikipedia asks Wiki-PR to stop making changes to pages Court shuts down online business listing operation Samsung denied mistrial on racial bias claim in Apple case Cray brings Hadoop to supercomputing IT Blogwatch: Xbox One review roundup: Is it worth the wait? WHITE PAPER: Innotas The Tao of IT Portfolio Management Lessons from the Tao Te Ching are Universal, meant to help us navigate the right path to personal and spiritual enlightenment. They work for IT too. This brand new eBook from Innotas will help you discover the ten most important steps to strategic, competitive, and financial enlightenment across your IT portfolio. Read here to learn more. Read now! Second take: The iPad Air sets a new benchmark for performance and style Having spent a few weeks with the new iPad Air, columnist Michael deAgonia is ready to declare that it's a stunning improvement on what was already a rightfully successful tablet. Read More   Supercomputing's big problem: What's after silicon? In a little booth tucked in the corner of the SC13 supercomputing conference here this week may be the next Intel. Read More   Gates talks CEO search, but reveals zip Anyone looking for clues Tuesday from Microsoft's annual shareholders meeting about who will next lead the technology firm came away disappointed. Read More   Google Glass gets translation, game apps Google gave developers at its Hackathon in San Francisco on Tuesday a look at its upcoming Glass Development Kit and launched five new Glassware apps. Read More   Get ready for the 'Internet of customers,' Salesforce.com CEO Benioff says Much has been made about the "Internet of things," but behind every device is a customer, and companies that fail to recognize this do so at their own peril, according to Salesforce.com CEO Marc Benioff. Read More   Yahoo CEO Mayer talks mobile strategy, design approach   Yahoo is taking a "mobile first" approach to its product strategy, to the point where mobility could reinvent the company, according to CEO Marissa Mayer. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Salesforce.com   5 Steps to Better Sales Performance: How to Coach Your Team In 5 Steps to Better Sales Performance we reveal the proven methods the best sales managers rely on to close the sales performance gap between average performers and All-Stars. Download now. Read now! Three senators challenge NSA claim that dragnet surveillance is required Three prominent U.S. senators have in a federal court filing questioned the claim of the National Security Agency that its bulk collection of phone records is required for intelligence purposes. Read More   NetApp updates flash, hybrid dedicated storage arrays   NetApp is upgrading its lineup of dedicated storage systems, rolling out a faster all-flash array and improved platforms for branch offices and large enterprises. Read More   Wikipedia asks Wiki-PR to stop making changes to pages Wikimedia Foundation has asked editing services firm Wiki-PR to cease and desist editing the Wikipedia site for allegedly authoring articles for money and passing them off as written by unbiased sources. Read More   Court shuts down online business listing operation A U.S. judge has shut down an online business listing operation that allegedly bilked more than US$14 million from U.S. small businesses and churches. Read More   Samsung denied mistrial on racial bias claim in Apple case Samsung requested a mistrial be declared in its trial with Apple over remarks made by an attorney working for Apple in the final moments of closing arguments in the case on Tuesday. Read More   Cray brings Hadoop to supercomputing Helping scientific supercomputing take advantage of emerging big-data technologies, high-performance computing manufacturer Cray is releasing a set of packages promising to optimize the process of running Hadoop on the its XC30 machines. Read More   IT Blogwatch: Xbox One review roundup: Is it worth the wait? Microsoft (NSADAQ:MSFT) wants an Xbox One in every living room. It's all about the ecosystem, baby. Well, the reviews are in, so what do bloggers say? In IT Blogwatch, bloggers can't make an omelette. Read More
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