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	Bio-printing human parts will spark ethical, regulatory debate The day when 3D-bioprinted human organs will be readily available is drawing closer, and will result in a complex debate involving a great many political, moral and financial interests. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Onboarding 2013 - A New Look at New Hires This study of 230 organizations, conducted in January and February 2013, will explore the best practices organizations use to transform basic new hire orientations into strategic initiatives and how they leverage world-class technology to boost productivity, engagement, and retention. Learn More In this Issue 10 of the world's coolest, greenest data centers NSA gets its first civil liberties and privacy officer Obama should have talked about NSA in address, say trade groups Robert L. Mitchell: Why there was no privacy in death Facebook puts 10,000 Blu-ray discs in low-power storage system Obama touches on NSA, patent reform in State of the Union address Internet of Things in five words: sensor, monkey, radio, cloud, Paris INSIDER Survey: Big Data, 2014 Lenovo restructures to focus on enterprise products, software after IBM deal Yahoo reports another sales decline as ads sag Google ordered to pay royalty on AdWords revenue to Vringo Andrew Litt: BYOD and the Internet of Things bring unique challenges for hospital CIOs Russian man pleads guilty in SpyEye malware case AT&T adds mobile and U-verse subscribers to post Q4 revenue, profit gains Richi Jennings: AMD arms OCS with 'Seattle' 64-bit ARM server CPU, RSN WHITE PAPER: IBM 9 Steps to Building a Business Case for B2B Integration Justifying a strategic B2B initiative that reaches beyond the organization's four walls is especially critical. Fortunately, you can significantly increase your chances of approval if you follow these nine steps. Read Now 10 of the world's coolest, greenest data centers Data centers are taking advantage of energy saving technologies to run more efficiently in order to be kind to the environment and the bottom line. Read More NSA gets its first civil liberties and privacy officer The National Security Agency has reportedly appointed Rebecca Richards, a former deputy privacy official at the Department of Homeland Security, as its first privacy officer. Read More Obama should have talked about NSA in address, say trade groups Technology trade groups faulted President Obama for not using his State of the Union address Tuesday night to address domestic and international concerns over the National Security Agency's surveillance programs. Read More Robert L. Mitchell: Why there was no privacy in death Almost every day it seems there's another revelation about what marketers, social media, or the government know about people's lives. But the most shocking development came last week with the news that OfficeMax had sent a bulk mailing to the family of a recently deceased teenager, addressing it to "Mike Seay/Daughter Killed in Car Crash/Or Current Business." Read More Facebook puts 10,000 Blu-ray discs in low-power storage system If you thought Netflix and iTunes would make optical discs a thing of the past, think again. Facebook has built a storage system from 10,000 Blu-ray discs that holds a petabyte of data and is highly energy-efficient, the company said. Read More Obama touches on NSA, patent reform in State of the Union address President Obama repeated his call to reform intelligence surveillance programs, saying U.S. intelligence agencies need the trust of people inside and outside the country, during his State of the Union speech Tuesday night. He also addressed a handful of other issues related to the tech industry, including for patent reform. Read More Internet of Things in five words: sensor, monkey, radio, cloud, Paris If you want to build your own Internet of Things, try the toy monkey hack. Read More WHITE PAPER: Velocity Technology Solutions, Inc. SDCRAA Case Study: Adapting ERP to business needs This case study goes in depth about San Diego County Regional Airport Authority's created flexibility for a changing industry. Learn More INSIDER Survey: Big Data, 2014 Companies place a high priority on the ability to harness data to help make better and speedier business decisions. Read More Lenovo restructures to focus on enterprise products, software after IBM deal Lenovo is once again restructuring its operations, this time to create two new business groups devoted to its enterprise products and to developing a software ecosystem. Read More Yahoo reports another sales decline as ads sag Yahoo reported a 6 percent drop in revenue for the fourth quarter as sales of its display and search ads fell compared to last year. Read More Google ordered to pay royalty on AdWords revenue to Vringo Google has been ordered by a court in Virginia to pay royalty to I/P Engine for infringing claims on two of its patents through the AdWords advertising system. Read More Andrew Litt: BYOD and the Internet of Things bring unique challenges for hospital CIOs There are two trends in healthcare that should give hospital IT professionals pause: BYOD and the Internet of Things. The bring-your-own-device (BYOD) trend is certainly not new, but hospitals are still figuring out how to navigate the security concerns. Read More Russian man pleads guilty in SpyEye malware case Aleksandr Andreevich Panin pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit wire and bank fraud for his role as primary developer and distributor of the SpyEye bank fraud Trojan, the U.S. Department of Justice said Tuesday. Read More AT&T adds mobile and U-verse subscribers to post Q4 revenue, profit gains AT&T gained subscribers for both its mobile and high-speed wireline services in the fourth quarter, posting revenue and profit increases from a year earlier. Read More Richi Jennings: AMD arms OCS with 'Seattle' 64-bit ARM server CPU, RSN AMD unveils its 64-bit ARM server processor and motherboard at the Open Compute Summit. Will this mean low power and decent performance? That's not yet clear. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers consider cool cloud servers. Read More
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