Cloud BI: Going where the data lives

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	Cloud BI: Going where the data lives Historically, cloud BI has been mostly used by smaller businesses, but larger enterprises are starting to make the trek. Read More WHITE PAPER: Citrix | IBM Virtually Delivered High Performance 3D Graphics In this paper, CIMdata reviews business issues associated with graphicsintensive data and 3D applications that can now be addressed by remote 3D graphics technology. This paper also includes an overview of virtualization--a key technology that facilitates flexible cost-effective implementation of a 3D visualization strategy. Learn More In this Issue Meet Cobol's hard-core fans INSIDER Paul Glen: When your boss overloads you, blame yourself Darlene Storm: New attacks secretly use smartphone cameras, speakers and microphones How to understand Twitter's bad new direction Robert L. Mitchell: Quicken for Mac 2015: One Step Forward Barbara Krasnoff: Barnes & Noble partners with Samsung to produce a reborn Nook Preston Gralla: Steve Ballmer's 5 greatest YouTube hits WHITE PAPER: IBM Forrester 2014 Dynamic Case Management Wave Forrester has released its 2014 Dynamic Case Management Wave, and for the second consecutive time, IBM is a leader. View Now>> Meet Cobol's hard-core fans Some of the world's largest businesses say their Cobol application infrastructure, running on state-of-the-art big iron, still delivers a powerful competitive advantage. The challenge going forward will be staffing. Read More INSIDER Paul Glen: When your boss overloads you, blame yourself It's part of your job to let your boss know honestly what you can and can't do. (Insider; registration required) Read More Darlene Storm: New attacks secretly use smartphone cameras, speakers and microphones Do you regard your smartphone cameras, speakers or microphone as a security threat? You might after learning about covert sound-based and camera-based attacks that were presented at the 8th USENIX Workshop on Offensive Technologies (WOOT). Read More WHITE PAPER: CDW The Challenge of a Wider Network As virtualization becomes more popular on wide area networks, IT administrators are finding that virtual machines (VMs) are touchy about latency and packet loss. Learn More How to understand Twitter's bad new direction Twitter this week made two small changes that indicate a big shift in direction for everybody's favorite microblogging service Read More Robert L. Mitchell: Quicken for Mac 2015: One Step Forward As a longtime user of Quicken I was intrigued when the folks at Intuit's Quicken group called to pre-brief me on an new product announcement. I was hoping for a SaaS version of Quicken. What I got was an improved version of Quicken or the Mac, announced today. Read More Barbara Krasnoff: Barnes & Noble partners with Samsung to produce a reborn Nook The new Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 Nook, which went on sale today, offers Samsung hardware together with Barnes & Noble apps. Read More Preston Gralla: Steve Ballmer's 5 greatest YouTube hits With Steve Ballmer leaving the Microsoft board, it's time to bid him a fond farewell -- and the best way to do it is with a look at five of his greatest YouTube hits. Read More
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