BYOD morphs from lockdown to true mobility

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	INSIDER BYOD morphs from lockdown to true mobility Four companies that have been at BYOD for a while talk about how their programs have changed with the times. One key takeaway: Don't expect to save bundles of money. Insider (registration required) Read More WHITE PAPER: VMware IDC: Getting Started with Hybrid Cloud Cloud adoption continues to expand beyond the base of cutting edge early adopters and is now reaching the "early mainstream" stage, increasingly being looked at by enterprises as a viable model for agile, cost effective IT delivery. Learn more In this Issue Julia King: We're all data scientists now Rise of the Planet of the Lockscreens Richi Jennings: IBM and Apple... Sitting in a tree... K.I.S.S.I.N.G. Jonny Evans: Why enterprise IT pros should fear Apple and IBM Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols: Who should really worry about Apple/IBM? Microsoft Preston Gralla: Do Microsoft layoffs mean Windows Phone will be sold off? INSIDER Quick guide: 25 tips and tricks for Google Drive power users Don't Give Your Job Search a Summer Vacation WHITE PAPER: SAS Best Practices in Enterprise Data Governance Data governance combines the disciplines of data quality, data management, data policy management, business process management, and risk management into a methodology that ensures important data assets are formally managed throughout an enterprise. This paper discusses data governance best practices. Learn more Julia King: We're all data scientists now It's up to each one of us to figure out what in the daily surge of data is useful, what's crap and what's truly valuable. Read More Rise of the Planet of the Lockscreens The humble lockscreen is about to become the most important interface on your smartphone, says columnist Mike Elgan. Read More Richi Jennings: IBM and Apple... Sitting in a tree... K.I.S.S.I.N.G. Tim loves Ginni. Ginni loves Tim. Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) and IBM (NYSE:IBM) are climbing into bed together. Better serving big customers is the aim of the game. And you'll see why 2015 will be like 1984. Good thing? Bad thing? In IT Blogwatch, bloggers can't agree. Read More Jonny Evans: Why enterprise IT pros should fear Apple and IBM Apple and IBM intend bringing Apple's legendary ease of use into the enterprise. This means those who currently work in enterprise IT will be expected to deliver complexity and power within applications users can understand. And if they don't do it, they'll be out of a job. Read More WHITE PAPER: SAS How Dell Optimizes Marketing Decision Making Using fictional data, two analysts from Dell's corporate marketing group explained how data and marketing analytics helped them examine the question: "Was the campaign successful?" in depth. Download this whitepaper to learn more. Read Now Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols: Who should really worry about Apple/IBM? Microsoft Sure, the enterprise push by Apple and IBM should worry the Android camp, and business writers should make sure they have an up-to-date obituary ready for BlackBerry. But Microsoft is the company with the most to lose. Read More Preston Gralla: Do Microsoft layoffs mean Windows Phone will be sold off? Microsoft's plans to lay off 18,000 people in the next year and decision to kill off the Nokia X line of low-cost Android phones may be more than short-term cost-cutting measures -- they could well portend Microsoft's selling off its Windows Phone line. So says at least one analyst. Is he on target? Read More INSIDER Quick guide: 25 tips and tricks for Google Drive power users Google Drive is an important tool that can deliver even more value with these 25 tips, tools, and tweaks Read More Don't Give Your Job Search a Summer Vacation For most people, summer's the perfect time to relax, take a vacation and operate at a more leisurely pace than during the rest of the year. But if you're a job-seeker, you can't afford to put your search on the back burner. Instead, use the slower pace and longer days to your advantage. Read More
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