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	Future-proof your IT career: 8 tech areas that will still be hot in 2020 It's prudent for IT pros to cultivate skills that are in high demand. Even better are skills that will stay in demand. Here are eight key technology areas that show no signs of falling out of favor. Read More   WHITE PAPER: IBM Analytics: The Real-World Use of Big Data "Big data" is no longer confined to the realm of technology. Today, it is a business priority, given its ability to profoundly affect commerce in the globally integrated economy. Our newest research finds that organizations are using big data to target customer-centric outcomes, tap into internal data and build a better information ecosystem. Read Now In this Issue INSIDER Emerging enterprise techs to watch Confessions of a technobiophiliac INSIDER How enterprises can use artificial intelligence 10 best tech jobs in America The smartphone race is on: HTC's One M9 vs. Samsung's Galaxy S 6 and S 6 Edge Lukas Biewald: Why more data isn't always better Bad with names? 2 Android apps try to help Update: A mobile payment battle is blazing WHITE PAPER: IBM Operational Analytics from A to Z As the market demands faster and more accurate responses to opportunities and threats, operational analytics is becoming the foundation for real-time decision making. The paper outlines the business value and technological foundations of operational analytics. View Now   INSIDER Emerging enterprise techs to watch The latest batch includes quantum computing, gamification, reactive programming, augmented reality, transient electronics and Named Data Networking. Read More   Confessions of a technobiophiliac Smartphone makers like Apple, Samsung and others have flirted with different materials to make their smartphones -- metal, plastic, even glass. So which of these is best? Wood. Read More     INSIDER How enterprises can use artificial intelligence Enterprise IT shops are finding that artificial intelligence isn't just for robotics anymore. Science fiction may portray A.I. technologies as the brains running robots trying to take over the human race, but the technology today is being used for far more benign purposes. Read More   10 best tech jobs in America Find out which tech jobs offer the highest job satisfaction, salaries and growth opportunity, according to data from Glassdoor. Read More   WHITE PAPER: CDW The Most Complete Hyper-V Data Protection CommVault Simpana 10 software's Virtual Server Agent (VSA) helps you gain new efficiency out of your Hyper-V virtual infrastructure with the most advanced Hyper-V backup/recovery and management solutions available today. View Now The smartphone race is on: HTC's One M9 vs. Samsung's Galaxy S 6 and S 6 Edge The first Android smartphones for 2015 are being introduced; HTC's One M9 and Samsung's Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge offer better cameras, more features and a great sense of style. Read More   Lukas Biewald: Why more data isn't always better In the past 10 years, the focus of data has been on amassing and storing: the more data collected, the better. But while we all became expert data gatherers, what we actually ended up with was a glut of data, a shred of the insights we expected to get, and a very expensive problem that I call Messy Plumbing Syndrome. Read More   Bad with names? 2 Android apps try to help Many of us have trouble relating faces to names -- which can be disastrous in a business situation. Two Android apps -- Humin and Social Recall -- try to help with that. Read More   Update: A mobile payment battle is blazing Mobile in-store payments could grow dramatically in the U.S. as a result of a battle brewing among tech giants Google, Samsung and Apple. Read More
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