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	Asset managers crave location data Visually seeing and tracking your company's assets can help save money, time and trouble. Read More WHITE PAPER: Good Technology Exchange & BYOD: Avoid Disaster, Plan for Success Exchange ActiveSync (EAS) is the protocol underpinning many BYOD programs. Learn how careful planning, good operational processes as well as new techniques and tools can help organizations avoid these pitfalls and make BYOD work. Learn more! In this Issue 10 confounding programming language features Oracle, Salesforce.com trade moves in marketing software fight Oracle's Larry Ellison throws down the cloud gauntlet In strike against Oracle, Workday ships first app for higher education Amazon AWS EC2: Always on (uhh... except when it's not) Why the Internet of Things may never happen (Part 2) White House blames IT systems for immigration data problems Bossie Awards 2014: The best open-source desktop and mobile software WHITE PAPER: LogMeIn The BYOA Opportunity Visual demonstration of problems that unmonitored, employee-introduced cloud apps can cause a business, and why IT managers need a solution to help and manage them. AppGuru is the solution for IT pros who needs a way to protect their IT environments and keep employees happy. Learn More 10 confounding programming language features Every programming language has its own unique quirks, such as weird syntax, unusual functionality or non-standard implementations. Here are 10 programming language features that seem to have programmers repeatedly asking "Huh?" Read More Oracle, Salesforce.com trade moves in marketing software fight Oracle, Salesforce.com and other vendors are looking to build out full-blown "customer engagement" suites and directly target chief marketing officers. Read More Oracle's Larry Ellison throws down the cloud gauntlet Oracle CTO and executive chairman Larry Ellison, who just a few years ago famously mocked the notion of cloud computing, has positioned the company as one set up to become the industry's largest cloud player, with something to offer customers at all levels of the stack. Read More In strike against Oracle, Workday ships first app for higher education Workday Student Recruiting is now generally available, but a full suite won't be released for another two years. Read More WHITE PAPER: Citrix Systems Gartner Magic Quadrant for ADCs Citrix is positioned in the Leaders Quadrant for Application Delivery Controllers for the seventh consecutive year: the Gartner Magic Quadrant Report focuses on vendor's ability to solve complex application deployment challenges. Don't miss this chance to learn from Gartner's independent research. Learn More Amazon AWS EC2: Always on (uhh... except when it's not) Many Amazon Web Services (AWS) Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) Instances will reboot themselves over the next few days. Looks like there's a nasty Xen bug that's responsible, but Amazon is being cagey about the details. Read More Why the Internet of Things may never happen (Part 2) The Internet of Things idea of all our stuff seamlessly working together for our benefit is wonderful, but it's never going to happen. Read More White House blames IT systems for immigration data problems The White House has touted open data initiatives for years, but in one of the most controversial areas in politics -- immigration -- crucial information is often unavailable or mistake-filled. Read More Bossie Awards 2014: The best open-source desktop and mobile software InfoWorld's top picks in open-source productivity tools, desktop utilities, and mobile apps. Read More
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