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	Cloud computing 2014: Moving to a zero-trust security model Instead of scaring businesses away from using hosted services, as some experts predicted, the leaking of classified documents detailing NSA data collection activities are driving some long overdue changes in enterprise and service provider security and privacy concerns. Read More WHITE PAPER: VCE Vblock Helps Eclipse Resurrect Intellectual Property Building an Agile, Cost-efficient Business using a Virtualized Data Center. Learn More. In this Issue In exascale, Japan stands apart with firm delivery plan 2014: Time to rethink privacy The security industry finds a dream enemy -- government spy agencies Facebook tops U.S. social networking charts, but users eye other sites, too Archos to show sub-$100 smartwatches at CES 10 mobile tech predictions for 2014 App dev 2013: The winners and losers IT Blogwatch: Yes, American broadband sucks: Here's the real reason why Jonny Evans: Apps to help you keep New Year Resolutions 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! In exascale, Japan stands apart with firm delivery plan Japan intends to deliver an exascale supercomputer in six years. The firm completion date makes Japan novel among the nations in the race to build exascale systems. Read More 2014: Time to rethink privacy Companies have to fully confront the privacy issues they face and rethink their policies from the bottom up. Read More The security industry finds a dream enemy -- government spy agencies 2013 was the year we learned we must encrypt our data if we don't want the likes of the U.S. National Security Agency or the U.K. Government Communications Headquarters reading it as it crosses the Internet. Read More Facebook tops U.S. social networking charts, but users eye other sites, too Facebook remained the most popular social networking destination among U.S. adults, but users are also turning to other websites for their daily social fix . Read More WHITE PAPER: BMC Software Exploring Business and IT Friction: Myths and Realities IT Organizations with passion for and actions around customer experience will lead the Service Revolution. Learn More>> Learn More Archos to show sub-$100 smartwatches at CES Archos announced smartwatches starting at under $83 and an Android tablet specially designed to make home automation a breeze. Read More 10 mobile tech predictions for 2014 What does 2014 have in store for mobile technology? Experts, analysts and others share their predictions for smartphones, tablets, platforms, wireless network technologies, video and mobile banking in the coming year. Read More App dev 2013: The winners and losers The software development landscape in 2013 saw technologies like JavaScript rise to new heights while others -- Java, for example -- maintained their prominence out of sheer inertia. Read More IT Blogwatch: Yes, American broadband sucks: Here's the real reason why Waiting for fiber to your home? Don't hold your breath... Reports show the U.S. continues to fall behind in broadband Internet speeds. Yes, America: The land of the free competition and the home of the brave market-entrant. Is it because of the vast rural areas? (No.) Is it because people aren't prepared to pay what it costs? (No.) Is it because governments don't subsidize it sufficiently? (No.) In IT Blogwatch, bloggers find out why. Read More Jonny Evans: Apps to help you keep New Year Resolutions The New Year looms and with it comes the chance to make a few resolutions, some of which may even last the week -- if you want your resolutions to hold together longer, I've selected some great apps to help you make effective changes in 2014. Read More
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