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	Microsoft Windows can't keep partying like it's 1999 Microsoft partners, developers and customers may get a clearer picture this week of how the company plans to keep Windows relevant now that its rock-solid position in the market has been shaken up by competitors, shifts in technology and the lukewarm reception of recent releases. Read More   WHITE PAPER: BMC Software   The Future of IT: Putting the Customer First IT is adapting to this new world of consumerized technology, and focusing on its own employees as internal customers. Learn More In this Issue Prototype Pocket SDK seeks to move Android Wear beyond mere notifications 10 takeaways from Microsoft's Build conference 2014 Mainframe at 50: A look back at a transformative computing triumph WHITE PAPER: Infor Global Solutions Marketing ROI for the Mobile Workforce Mobility is redefining marketing analytics capabilities. This Marketing Analytics Handbook demonstrates how 24/7 visibility into marketing ROI and other KPIs make real-time analysis of business information easily accessible to the mobile workforce. Learn More Prototype Pocket SDK seeks to move Android Wear beyond mere notifications Now you can count Pocket among the app makers that are excited about Android Wear, Google's upcoming software for wearable devices. Read More   WHITE PAPER: HP Securing Web Applications Made Simple and Scalable The weakest point in modern networking infrastructures is often not the low-level hardware and software running on the servers, but the web applications that are developed and hosted upon them. Learn More 10 takeaways from Microsoft's Build conference 2014   Microsoft started it's Build developers conference Wednesday with a three-hour keynote. Here are some of the highlights. Read More   Mainframe at 50: A look back at a transformative computing triumph IBM's System/360 was a computing system that not only transformed the company that developed it, but the computer industry as a whole. Follow reporter Melissa Aparicio on Twitter @MelisAparicio Read More
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