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	Richi Jennings: Chromebook Pixel 2 rumors reach fever pitch Yes, Virginia, we're getting a new Chromebook Pixel 2. Google accidentally pre-announced it yesterday, but the release date should be during Google I/O 2015, in late June. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers reach out and touch the cloud... Read More WHITE PAPER: Splice Machine The Only Hadoop RDBMS- Splice Machine The Only Hadoop RDBMS- Splice Machine Learn more In this Issue Jonny Evans: Remembering Steve Jobs who would be 60 today Michael Horowitz: Using a router to block a modem IDG Contributor Network: Why more data isn't always better Darlene Storm: 200 virtual line jumpers created 'technical backdoor' to score Burning Man tickets Sharky: My version! No, MY version! WHITE PAPER: Splice Machine The Operational Data Lake- Your On-Ramp to Big Data Companies are increasingly recognizing the need to integrate big data into their real-time analytics and operations. For many, though, the path to big data is riddled with challenges – both technical and resource-driven. View more Jonny Evans: Remembering Steve Jobs who would be 60 today Had he lived, Apple's legendary co-founder, Steve Jobs, would have hit 60-years old today. Read More Michael Horowitz: Using a router to block a modem If your Internet connection consists of a separate router and modem, then a private IP address, 192.168.100.1, may provide access to the modem. This can be a double edged sword. Motorola SURFboard modems, in particular, can be reset and rebooted by a malicious web page. A router configuration change should block access to the modem. Read More WHITE PAPER: Worksoft, Inc. Best Practices to Automate SAP Test and Delivery Processes. Streamline testing and delivery of ERP projects. This IDC report quantifies the ROI and benefits enterprises have achieved by automating business processes. Learn how users have been able to: - Reduce regression testing time by 48% - Increase automation of business processes by 44% Learn More IDG Contributor Network: Why more data isn't always better In the last ten years, the big data focus has been on amassing and storing — the more data collected, the better. We all became expert data gatherers and a decade later, we have a glut of data, a shred of the insight we wanted and a very expensive problem I call Messy Plumbing Syndrome. Here's why organizations need to reframe and expand their big-data mindset in order to truly maximize its potential. Read More Darlene Storm: 200 virtual line jumpers created 'technical backdoor' to score Burning Man tickets Nearly 80,000 people were waiting in a virtual line queue to purchase 40,000 Burning Man 2015 tickets. About 200 techies allegedly 'exploited' a backdoor in the ticketing system to cut in front of other Burners in line and buy the much-coveted tickets. Read More Sharky: My version! No, MY version! This growing biotech company ends up with a merged sales operation that includes two groups of salesmen, each with its own customer data supplier -- and both on one big customer database. Read More
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