InfiniDB goes out of business, but its database will live on as open source

	Dropbox upgrades API for its lightweight app DBs | Qlik courts the business manager with easier analytics
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	InfiniDB goes out of business, but its database will live on as open source Increasingly stiff competition in the database market has claimed another victim, as InfiniDB has ceased operations effective immediately with plans to file for bankruptcy. Read More WHITE PAPER: Box The Next Frontier for the Mobile Enterprise IDC focuses this article on the new IT platform. This 3rd IT Platform will be the new wave for about the next 25 years, so they urge all current companies to embrace it themselves. They also talk about how mobile is a huge part of this new platform, and that not only sales for smartphones are rapidly expanding, but so is developer interest. Learn more In this Issue Dropbox upgrades API for its lightweight app DBs Qlik courts the business manager with easier analytics Google to turn on encryption by default in next Android version VMware gives desktop admins more control with Mirage update And by the way, welcome back! We just might put a dent in data breaches Cisco buys private cloud provider Metacloud WHITE PAPER: Samsung Scaling the Mobile Enterprise Not all employers are ready to jump into the mobility space. There is a lot more to consider than just productivity, revenue growth, and operational efficiency – they have to consider security, device fragmentation, application and content complexity as well as cost to implement enterprise mobility. Learn More Dropbox upgrades API for its lightweight app DBs Apps that tap Dropbox's Datastore API can now let their users share the stored data with other people. Read More Qlik courts the business manager with easier analytics Continuing its efforts to bring business intelligence to the masses, software provider Qlik has released Qlik Sense, which is designed to provide business managers with an easy way to examine large data sets for insights and trends. Read More Google to turn on encryption by default in next Android version Google is turning on data encryption by default in the next version of Android, a step that mirrors broad moves in the technology industry to ensure better data security. Read More WHITE PAPER: Dell Software Discover Why Boomi is an iPaaS Leader View Gartner's iPaaS Magic Quadrant report to see why Dell Boomi was named a leader. Learn how iPaaS can help you optimize key business processes, reduce costs, minimize complexity and speed time to value. Learn more! VMware gives desktop admins more control with Mirage update VMware has upgraded desktop management tool Mirage with bandwidth control features and also published APIs to allow sharing of the data it collects. Read More And by the way, welcome back! It's a short-staffed week for this IT pilot fish -- one co-worker has left for another job, another one is on vacation, and fish himself is just back from his honeymoon. But everything is still manageable until fish gets a visit from the customer service team leader. Read More We just might put a dent in data breaches New developments in payment technology could show the way to keep credit card data away from the prying eyes of cyberthieves. Read More Cisco buys private cloud provider Metacloud Cisco Systems plans to acquire privately held Metacloud, which specializes in private clouds based on the OpenStack-based open-source cloud computing platform. Read More
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