Three ways enterprise software is changing

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	Three ways enterprise software is changing These days, IT's basic firmament is giving way to a breathtaking geography that the IT pro must traverse, based on pay-as-you-go cloud computing, building applications and performing deep data analysis. Perhaps more fundamentally, IT operations are moving from merely supporting the business to driving the business itself, which requires agility and making the most of resources. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Citrix Systems   Top reasons why Citrix Workspace Suite beats VMware Business mobility is a top priority for most organizations because the benefits of supporting a mobile workforce are very clear: happy employees and greater productivity. Get the facts you need to make the best decisions about business-mobility for your organization. Learn More In this Issue Test drive: IBM Watson Analytics free beta Buckle up, IT: The enterprise needs you for cloud adoption 2015 CRM predictions to fire up customer success and growth Microsoft helps boost Android, iOS app performance with offline access Critical vulnerability in Git clients puts developers at risk WHITE PAPER: CommVault Enhancing Application Protection and Recovery This CommVault Business Value and Technology White Paper explains how Simpana IntelliSnap® Recovery Manager can make your application recovery fast and reliable. Learn More Test drive: IBM Watson Analytics free beta Watson Analytics aims to make data analysis as simple as asking a question in plain English. We take it for a spin. Read More   Buckle up, IT: The enterprise needs you for cloud adoption For years, people in marketing or HR have been sneaking their apps and data onto the cloud, totally bypassing IT's approval or help. Those days are coming to an end as more enterprises look into moving critical applications and information to the cloud. Read More   WHITE PAPER: NetApp Benefits of Flash for Database Workloads IT leaders are required to deliver improved performance and increase efficiencies while maintaining an enterprise-class infrastructure for their customer's database environments. View now>> 2015 CRM predictions to fire up customer success and growth Nearly every company is working towards a digital frontier and as we close out 2014, it's important for companies to reflect on the strategic initiatives that will impact and accelerate customer success and business results for 2015. From the IDG Contributor Network. Read More   Microsoft helps boost Android, iOS app performance with offline access Microsoft wants to help Android, iOS and Windows apps run offline as well as online, offering a way to improve app responsiveness and functionality when network coverage is bad or nonexistent. Read More   Critical vulnerability in Git clients puts developers at risk A critical vulnerability in client software used to interact with Git, a distributed revision control system for managing source code repositories, allows attackers to execute rogue commands on computers used by developers. Read More
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