Google muddies IoT waters with Brillo OS

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	Glasskeys: Google muddies #IoT waters with Brillo OS Google -- never one to shy away from a project it can't drop in three years -- is reportedly developing a new Android based OS named Brillo for Internet of Things (IoT) devices... Read More   WEBCAST: Dell Inc. Re-architecting Legacy Applications for the Enterprise In this webcast, Ovum IT Services Analyst Hansa Iyengar and Cameron Jenkins, Dell Application Modernization Services Executive Director Cameron Jenkins discuss the importance of re-architecting legacy applications and provide practical recommendations to address the challenges around migrating legacy architecture. View now In this Issue Evans: IBM confirms Apple Watch is also an enterprise product Morphy: Your brain as a biometric marker Raphael: Android, Chrome OS, and the future of Google's platforms Ball: How would Alan Turing fix A.I.? Sharky: Good copy? Bad copy? No 'copy' WEBCAST: CDW Making Sense of PCI If your company handles financial data for customers, you must keep current with the PCI-DSS standard not just to protect your company, but to protect your customers too. Even though the PCI Data Security Standard has been around for years, it's still poorly understood by many of the organizations it affects. Learn More Evans: IBM confirms Apple Watch is also an enterprise product IBM brings more solutions to the world's first consumer/professional wearable. Read More   Morphy: Your brain as a biometric marker We haven't found that perfect combo of infallibility and convenience in a biometric-based security system. But research shows we are getting closer (IDG Contributor Network). Read More   WHITE PAPER: Bitdefender   KISSME: Keep IT Security Simple, Manageable & Effective Download this Tech Dossier to understand what IT organizations are doing wrong, and how they can best address IT security across the enterprise. Learn More Raphael: Android, Chrome OS, and the future of Google's platforms Android and Chrome OS are destined to come together -- but not necessarily in the way you might think. Read More   Ball: How would Alan Turing fix A.I.? Alan Turing was a founding father for today's computers and an original thinker about A.I. Here we look at why Turing's design for the computer isn't supporting for A.I (IDG Contributor Network). Read More   Sharky: Good copy? Bad copy? No 'copy' It's decades ago, and this banking company figures out how to get local branches to help out with check processing system. There's just one small, well-hidden problem waiting to rear its ugly head. Read More
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