How to choose an enterprise mobility management tool

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	How to choose the right enterprise mobility management tool As mobile device management continues to morph, consider what's 'good enough' for what you need right now -- and don't neglect the user experience, whatever else you do. Read More   RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: OutSystems Ultimate Guide for IT to Drive Business Innovation According to Gartner, more than 80% of IT's budget is spent on maintaining existing systems, leaving little room to meet new business demands. The consequences are growing backlogs, the expansion of shadow IT and an inability to innovate. Download this eBook to learn how you can meet business demands for change and innovation. In this Issue Lenovo agrees to buy IBM server business for $2.3 billion Icahn targets eBay, pans Apple board on same day As wearable devices hit the market, apps are sure to follow U.S. watchdog calls for NSA to end phone records program Apple to fix iOS 7 crash bug Scientists take 'significant step' in search for antimatter Spam doesn't lie: American consumers desert PCs for most mundane chore Google dismisses eavesdropping threat in Chrome Facebook testing its ads in third-party mobile apps Top U.S. court puts burden of proof of infringement on patent holder Netflix warns ISPs against 'draconian' response after net neutrality ruling Ford enlists MIT, Stanford to drive automated cars Red Hat refreshes private cloud stacks for the enterprise Wearables, connected homes to spur surge in data sharing by 2017, Gartner says Richi Jennings: Free LogMeIn alternatives -- Review roundup RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Open Business Conference Open Business Conference - Cloud. Big Data. Mobile. Legal. Attend this conference and learn why Open Source has become ubiquitous in the Enterprise and in the business layer, as more and more organizations are reaping its considerable benefits, including speed, efficiency and cost savings. May 5-6, 2014, The Palace Hotel, San Francisco Click to continue Lenovo agrees to buy IBM server business for $2.3 billion Lenovo Group has agreed to buy IBM's x86 server hardware business and related maintenance services for $2.3 billion, it announced Thursday. Read More   Icahn targets eBay, pans Apple board on same day Investment agitator Carl Icahn has now put his sights on auctioneer eBay, but that doesn't mean he will end his pursuit of a massive stock buyback by Apple, an analyst said today. Read More   As wearable devices hit the market, apps are sure to follow If there's to be an explosion of wearable devices and smartwatches in 2014, as analysts forecast, the bigger question becomes when more apps will emerge that work with such devices. Read More   U.S. watchdog calls for NSA to end phone records program In a report to be released Thursday, the U.S. Privacy and Civil Liberties board says the National Security Agency's bulk collection of phone records is illegal and should stop, according to the New York Times and the Washington Post, which received advance copies of the document. Read More   Apple to fix iOS 7 crash bug Apple says it will fix a bug in the iOS 7 operating system that has caused some iPhones to crash. Read More   Scientists take 'significant step' in search for antimatter Scientists at the CERN, or European Organization for Nuclear Research, center in Switzerland say say they've made a "significant step" in the hunt for antimatter. Read More   Spam doesn't lie: American consumers desert PCs for most mundane chore Traditional PCs were used at historically low rates last quarter to open emails, another sign that a long-time task of those notebooks and desktops has been hijacked by mobile devices, an email-centric firm said today. Read More   WEBCAST: SAP Big Data and Big Insights with Dell, SAP and Hadoop Big Data is already a trend that companies are jumping to. The possibility of exploiting massive amounts of data from multiple sources to make sound business decisions seemed like nirvana a couple of years ago; however now this is a reality. View more. Learn more Google dismisses eavesdropping threat in Chrome Google said there's no threat from a speech recognition feature in its Chrome browser that a developer said could be used to listen in on users. Read More   Facebook testing its ads in third-party mobile apps   Facebook is testing its advertisements on outside mobile applications, calling it a new way for app developers to monetize their creations. Read More   Top U.S. court puts burden of proof of infringement on patent holder The U.S. Supreme Court has upheld that it is up to the patent holder ordinarily to prove infringement in a lawsuit, a ruling that could have vast implications on the litigious technology industry. Read More   Netflix warns ISPs against 'draconian' response after net neutrality ruling Netflix has a message for ISPs that might be thinking about charging more to carry its video service in the wake of last week's net neutrality ruling: Do so at your own risk. Read More   Ford enlists MIT, Stanford to drive automated cars Ford is enlisting top U.S. universities to make self-driving cars a reality, announcing that it hopes researchers at MIT can come up with advanced algorithms to help vehicles learn where pedestrians and other automobiles will be located. Read More   Red Hat refreshes private cloud stacks for the enterprise Red Hat has updated a number of its products for running private clouds, better preparing them for the complex ways of the enterprise. Read More   Wearables, connected homes to spur surge in data sharing by 2017, Gartner says By 2017, the typical mobile user will share their personalized data stream with 100 applications and services every day, with wearable devices and Internet-connected appliances fueling the use trend, according to Gartner. Read More   Richi Jennings: Free LogMeIn alternatives -- Review roundup Mishandled pivot from freemium model alienates users. LogMeIn told free users this week they're not welcome. With just seven days to find an alternative to LogMeIn free, users are ready to LogMeOut. Can you spell PR disaster? Even paid users are rethinking future use of the service. Thanks to the company's poor handling of the situation, users are worried that LogMeIn is not long for this world. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers ponder LogMeIn's financial stability, as competitors rub their hands with glee. Read More
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