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	Open source challenges a proprietary Internet of Things The only limit to the Internet of Things isn't imagination or technology. It's interoperability. And the Linux Foundation thinks that's an issue it can help fix. Read More   WHITE PAPER: IBM A Practical Guide to a Successful Cloud Strategy Read the executive brief for usable advice on selecting the right cloud computing vendor to maximize your chance for success—one that allows you to build on your cloud strategy as your company grows. Learn More In this Issue A CIO who masters disasters 5 tips for data manipulation in Excel U.S. says Sprint overcharged for spy aid Steer clear of site offering to help get back lost Mt. Gox bitcoins Microsoft's OneDrive for Business now an option with Office Online Microsoft aims to make Office 365 'smarter' via social, APIs, machine learning Jonny Evans: Hollywood's first all-iPhone movie hits SXSW Richi Jennings: The PHP that shagged MtGox: Bitcoin mystery deepens WEBCAST: CA Technologies   The Hidden Cost of Data Complexity Every week we hear from our channel partners or our joint customers about their latest data protection challenges. Join CA ARCserve to learn how you can simplify your data protection challenges during this informative, one-hour webcast. Learn more! A CIO who masters disasters John Halamaka, the CIO of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston, doesn't let any crisis go unused as either a teachable moment, or as a chance to lead IT into new directions. Read More   5 tips for data manipulation in Excel You don't always need high-end tools like Python or OpenRefine to reformat data. Plain old Excel can do the job. Read More   U.S. says Sprint overcharged for spy aid Sprint has been sued in a federal court for allegedly overcharging federal law enforcement agencies for surveillance related services by over 50%. Read More   Steer clear of site offering to help get back lost Mt. Gox bitcoins Empty-handed customers of bankrupt bitcoin exchange Mt. Gox are being targeted in a ploy likely intended to distributed malware. Read More   WEBCAST: Citrix Advance Your Career in Technology in One Simple Step Watch this on-demand webinar with Paul Glen, award-winning author and Computerworld columnist, as he reveals the one small adjustment you should make today to yield huge career benefits. Learn more! Microsoft's OneDrive for Business now an option with Office Online Microsoft has introduced OneDrive for Business, the new name for SkyDrive Pro, and announced that companies can adopt the cloud storage service as a standalone product, without having to sign up for Office 365 or SharePoint Online. Read More   Microsoft aims to make Office 365 'smarter' via social, APIs, machine learning Microsoft will add new software, developer tools and capabilities to Office 365 in an attempt to make the cloud applications suite a "smarter" product that is better at helping people interact at work. Read More   Jonny Evans: Hollywood's first all-iPhone movie hits SXSW   The iPhone is the Swiss Army knife of the digital age, with the first Hollywood feature film shot entirely on the device shortlisted for an SXSW award. Read More   Richi Jennings: The PHP that shagged MtGox: Bitcoin mystery deepens Something-something "LASER" something-something-something. The MtGox Bitcoin exchange is bankrupt. Not a huge surprise, but insiders are also alleging chronic incompetence within the company, flowing from the CEO, Mark Karpeles. Supposed hackers have also leaked some PHP code that appears to substantiate those allegations. But could it all be an elaborate ruse to steal customers' imaginary money? MtGox Co., Ltd. is now aiming for "civil rehabilitation" in a Tokyo District Court (similar to Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the U.S.). In IT Blogwatch, bloggers release the frickin' ill-tempered, mutated sea bass. Read More
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