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	AT&T to disclose government requests for user data AT&T has joined Verizon Communications in promising to report on government requests for information about its customers, setting the stage for semiannual disclosures from both the dominant U.S. wireline carriers starting early next year. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Mitel Networks   Guide to Building a Successful UC RFI Enterprises have an unprecedented opportunity to transform workplaces and the ways teams communicate with peers and extended ecosystems of partners. Learn More In this Issue The 9 hardest things programmers have to do Quanex halts its SAP rollout, citing a strategy shift Verizon to report on law-enforcement data requests Someone made money off the Surface RT: Former Microsoft asset manager charged with insider trading Tech luminaries we lost in 2013 WEBCAST: BlackBerry The Enterprise Security Capabilities of BlackBerry 10 The BlackBerry® platform has always maintained robust end-to-end security. In this webcast, find out how BlackBerry 10 guards against data leakage, prevents unauthorized access, secures corporate apps on personal devices and much more – with advanced policies tough enough for the most security-conscious organizations in the world. Learn More The 9 hardest things programmers have to do Software developers have all sorts of hard tasks -- most of which don¿t involve writing code. Read More   Quanex halts its SAP rollout, citing a strategy shift   Building products manufacturer Quanex has stopped the rollout of an SAP ERP (enterprise resource planning) implementation, but due to a shift in corporate strategy rather than major problems with the software. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Exablox Christmas Wish List - Is Your Storage Naughty or Nice? In this storage Christmas wish list we look at the "naughty" storage solutions and examine why they are failing today's IT. The paper also reviews the "nice" emerging storage solutions that are delivering significant benefits - so you can that kick back and sip eggnog by the fire. Learn more! Verizon to report on law-enforcement data requests Verizon Communications will report on law-enforcement requests for information on its customers that it received in 2013, following similar moves that major online companies have made but rival AT&T has not. Read More   Someone made money off the Surface RT: Former Microsoft asset manager charged with insider trading Two Seattle-area men, including a former senior manager in Microsoft's finance department, were charged Thursday with 35 criminal counts of illegal insider trading by U.S. prosecutors and face up to 20 years in prison. Read More   Tech luminaries we lost in 2013 These 14 individuals left lasting impressions on the industry -- some by creating innovative technologies, and others by building game-changing companies. And all left their marks by challenging the status quo. Read More
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