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	What Microsoft's 'fresh start' browser strategy means   Microsoft will unveil a browser not named Internet Explorer (IE) alongside Windows 10, according to an online report. Read More   WHITE PAPER: OpenText Is ECM Just a Cost of Doing Business? This paper outline the finding of the most recent research commissioned by OpenText. From the results of extensive customer interviews with some of the world's best-known brands across a wide variety of industries, OpenText has uncovered a wealth of information about the ROI of ECM. Learn More In this Issue The best office apps for Android 11 open source tools to make the most of machine learning Yes, U.S. workers still need email Hey, devs! Those software libraries aren't always safe to use MIT unifies Web dev into a single, speedy new language -- Ur/Web INSIDER Review: Salesforce has the right stuff for mobile development No benefit, no doubt INSIDER How-to: Get started with Nginx Tech luminaries we lost in 2014 Now on CIO: 5 big data technology predictions for 2015 Infor's future in the enterprise looks cloudy and bright Oracle hopes to better target online advertising with Datalogix acquisition WHITE PAPER: OpenText Information Governance is Good Business Information Governance is about getting information to where it needs to be, faster and safer, so that maximum value can be achieved from this information with minimal risk. Learn More The best office apps for Android Which office package provides the best productivity experience on Android? We put the leading contenders to the test. Read More   11 open source tools to make the most of machine learning Tap the predictive power of machine learning with these diverse, easy-to-implement libraries and frameworks. Read More   Yes, U.S. workers still need email The end of email has been foretold many times, but despite these predictions of doom, U.S. workers can't seem to get rid of it. Read More   Hey, devs! Those software libraries aren't always safe to use Developers increasingly rely on third-party libraries and components that come from long-running, open-source projects. Developers think they're getting well-written, bug-free code. They're wrong. Read More   MIT unifies Web dev into a single, speedy new language -- Ur/Web Ur/Web allows developers to write pages as self-contained programs. Read More     INSIDER Review: Salesforce has the right stuff for mobile development The Salesforce1 Platform gives Salesforce developers at all skill levels good options for building mobile apps. (Insider - free registration required.) Read More   WEBCAST: IBM Corporation   Do you know how Forward-Thinking BI works? 5 Benefits of a Forward View of your Business Learn More No benefit, no doubt This IT department is interviewing candidates for an Oracle database programmer, and the hiring manager doesn't want to waste time when a prospect clearly isn't going to make the cut -- and he has a plan for that. Read More     INSIDER How-to: Get started with Nginx Follow these steps to install Nginx on Linux and configure PHP support, virtual hosts, HTTP authentication, SSL support, URL rewrites and load balancing. (Insider - free registration required.) Read More     Tech luminaries we lost in 2014 In MemoriamSome reached for the stars. Others had two feet on the ground. They were pioneers, inventors, rocket scientists, authors, scholars and entrepreneurs. You might not know their names, but you know their products, their companies and their legacies. Read More   Now on CIO: 5 big data technology predictions for 2015 MapR CEO and co-founder John Schroeder predicts five major developments will dominate big data technology in the new year. Read More   Infor's future in the enterprise looks cloudy and bright Charles Phillips, CEO of Infor, discusses the state of the company's cloud migration, the competitive landscape and why it prefers talking to line-of-business executives before selling to the CIO. He also discusses Infor's big data/analytics strategy and the future of cloud pricing. Read More   Oracle hopes to better target online advertising with Datalogix acquisition Half the money spent on advertising is wasted, but which half? Oracle is hoping to help its customers answer that question with the acquisition of Datalogix, which collects offline consumer spending data in a bid to help online advertisers pick the right targets. Read More
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