New iOS 8 APIs trigger higher app crash rate

	Delve, Office Graph must top Office 365 to be revolutionary | InfiniDB goes out of business, but its database will live on as open source
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	New iOS 8 APIs trigger higher app crash rate iOS 8, Apple's newest mobile operating system, has exhibited an app crash rate significantly higher than iOS 7 did last year. 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 Delve, Office Graph must top Office 365 to be revolutionary InfiniDB goes out of business, but its database will live on as open source Talk to my coworkers? Ray Ozzie's latest wild idea: Talko New Brunswick licks identity management with virtual directory And by the way, welcome back! 10 (mostly) free Exchange admin tools BMC Software goes after ServiceNow for patent infringement Microsoft streamlines free Office for students deal SAP CEO Bill McDermott explains why Concur is worth $8.3B Healthcare.gov still lacks some basic security controls Sony releases SmartEyeglass developer kit 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 Delve, Office Graph must top Office 365 to be revolutionary The release of Delve, the first application to use Microsoft's Office Graph machine learning engine, will be remembered years from now as either the genesis of a revolutionary technology or as a fireworks-style launch that dazzled everyone only for a brief moment. Read More 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 Talk to my coworkers? Ray Ozzie's latest wild idea: Talko If you don't talk happy and you never dream, then you'll never have a dream come true: Ray Ozzie is back, baby. His new startup, Talko aims to get us talking on the phone again -- but not on phone calls. Read More New Brunswick licks identity management with virtual directory The Province of New Brunswick has made federated identity services a key component of its interagency identity management service, which provides the gateway to dozens of applications. 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 WHITE PAPER: LogMeIn BYOA: Five major challenges and how you can solve them As the Consumerization of IT and the bring-your-own-app trends continue to be pervasive in the workplace, IT professionals are challenged with how to gain back control of their environment. This E-Book reviews five major challenges of BYOA with key subject matter experts and outlines how businesses can solve them. Learn More 10 (mostly) free Exchange admin tools Troubleshooting does not have to be expensive, nor does daily administration of your mail servers and messaging environment. There are, in fact, a wealth of resources available for Exchange administrators to monitor health, administer users, migrate mailboxes to the cloud and even take care of old data that is stored insecurely and uncatalogued. Read More BMC Software goes after ServiceNow for patent infringement BMC Software has filed a patent infringement suit against ServiceNow, claiming its patents are violated by the rival's IT management technologies. Read More Microsoft streamlines free Office for students deal Microsoft made it easier for school and university students to obtain a free subscription to Office 365 by sidestepping institutional IT and going to the self-serve line. Read More SAP CEO Bill McDermott explains why Concur is worth $8.3B SAP CEO Bill McDermott is confident the addition of business-travel and expense software vendor Concur will prove worthwhile, both in terms of market attention and new revenue. Read More Healthcare.gov still lacks some basic security controls Healthcare.gov lacks several basic cybersecurity controls -- including strong passwords and consistent security patching -- nearly a year after the troubled launch of the insurance-shopping website, a government auditor said. Read More Sony releases SmartEyeglass developer kit Sony has launched an SDK for its SmartEyeglass head-mounted display, another step toward challenging Google Glass. Read More
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