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	INSIDER The embedded IT worker: Would you fit in? The trend toward embedding IT workers within business units has been much heralded in theory, but slow to take off in practice. Those organizations that have made the move to an embedded IT workforce talk about the pros and cons. Read More WHITE PAPER: OpenText Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Content Management Enterprise content management offerings address a range of user constituencies and business requirements, an increasingly common one being for delivery of personalized content in context. In light of this and other demands, we assess 22 vendors to help you identify the right one for your needs. Learn More In this Issue Which mobile data provider is best? (And will you make a switch?) Dell Venue 8 7000 review: A distinctive and premium Android tablet Forget Windows 10 -- here are the four most important words Microsoft said today INSIDER Acompli: A look at Microsoft's new mobile email tool Review: LulzBot Mini 3D printer delivers outstanding details Broken Lollipop: 5 things that need to be fixed ASAP with Android 5.0 Be prepared for the breach that's headed your way INSIDER The 2015 Social Engineering Survival Guide RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: LinkTek Hidden Problem with SAN and Other Data Storage Did you know that migrating to a SAN or other data storage device will cause links that point to the old storage location to become broken? This is an often hidden problem that can result in costly disruptions and even data loss! LinkFixer Advanced can automatically fix those broken links. Click to download your FREE trial version of LinkFixer Advanced now! Which mobile data provider is best? (And will you make a switch?) Computerworld readers rate AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon on data connection speed, reliability, customer service and more. Find out which carrier gets the most cheers — and which the most jeers — from our 2014 survey respondents. Read More Dell Venue 8 7000 review: A distinctive and premium Android tablet With its striking design, premium materials and stellar display, Dell's Venue 8 7000 isn't your average Android tablet. Read More Forget Windows 10 -- here are the four most important words Microsoft said today The new Spartan browser, the Cortana digital assistant and even the snazzy holographic platform weren't the real high points of Microsoft's presentation. Here's what was. Read More INSIDER Acompli: A look at Microsoft's new mobile email tool Acompli was originally built to bring world-class, intelligent email to mobile devices, notably iOS and Android. Microsoft announced its purchase of Acompli in December; here's how the current version works and what the Microsoft deal means. Read More WEBCAST: IBM Corporation What's New in Elastic Storage Version 4.1 Please Join IBM and Nuance Communications Inc. to learn how Nuance uses IBM Elastic Storage to improve the power of their voice recognition applications by managing storage growth, cost and complexity while increasing performance. Learn More Review: LulzBot Mini 3D printer delivers outstanding details The new LulzBot Mini is a solid 3D printer that is more accurate than any I've used to date. The machine, which fits nicely on any desktop, is also fast and compatible with numerous thermopolymers. Read More Broken Lollipop: 5 things that need to be fixed ASAP with Android 5.0 For all of its positives, Android 5.0 has some pesky defects that need to be addressed. Read More Be prepared for the breach that's headed your way If we learned anything in 2014, it was that no one is immune to a massive data breach. If one hits you this year, are you going to have the visibility that will let you tell the executive team what they need to know? Read More INSIDER The 2015 Social Engineering Survival Guide What you need to know to keep your enterprise secure from social engineering exploits. Read More
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