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	Richi Jennings: Windows 10 release date confirmed -- free download ahoy Microsoft to release Windows 10 'SaaS' OS in 58 days, but with bits missing. Read More WHITE PAPER: BMC Software 10 Steps to Reduce Mainframe MLC Costs Monthly license charges (MLC) are rising by 7% or more each year, and account for 30% of total mainframe costs. Yet managing MLC costs is an inexact science. Learn More In this Issue JR Raphael: Material Design, 1 year later: How Pocket and Pocket Casts conquered Google's vision Kevin Fogarty: Better IT support could make users more ignorant John Ball: IBM and DARPA set the A.I. bar too low Evan Schuman: FTC cracks down on mobile shopper tracking service, but could it possibly matter less? John Brandon: Dell XPS 15 is a power laptop for every segment of business Robert C. Covington: Threat intelligence -- making it useful from the enterprise to the small business Sharky: Now it's June. What WAS it I was supposed to do? : Dell Inc. Data Security: Protecting the Endpoint Infographic Bring your own device and mobile computing are growing rapidly, but companies are not doing enough to protect their users, data, and networks from an equally fast-growing array of cyberthreats. View now JR Raphael: Material Design, 1 year later: How Pocket and Pocket Casts conquered Google's vision Two critically praised developers speak openly about the transition that's changed the face of Android and the ecosystem that surrounds it. Read More Kevin Fogarty: Better IT support could make users more ignorant A new study shows tech skills follow the same rule of dependence as other things; when someone's there to do it for you, you never learn anything about it yourself. Read More John Ball: IBM and DARPA set the A.I. bar too low A scientific approach to solve A.I. for language was spelled out in detail in the 1960s. DARPA's plan and IBM's adoption created progress, but not aimed at the full solution. Here I go through that plan, and explain why today's alternatives don't work - as predicted at the time. How to solve it means we have a path to follow that will work. (IDG Contributor Network) Read More WHITE PAPER: Dell Inc. Old PCs put your business at risk Read this paper to learn what your organization can do to overcome security challenges. View now Evan Schuman: FTC cracks down on mobile shopper tracking service, but could it possibly matter less? When the FTC recently cracked down on a vendor that tracks shoppers' movements via their mobile devices and sells the data to retailers, it could have made a statement about what limits and notifications need to be in place. Instead, the FTC, as is its tradition, focused on a narrow phrasing issue, while buying into industry marketing arguments that are truly misleading and dangerous. (IDG Contributor Network) Read More John Brandon: Dell XPS 15 is a power laptop for every segment of business This multi-purpose business notebook will work in the office and on the road. (IDG Contributor Network) Read More Robert C. Covington: Threat intelligence -- making it useful from the enterprise to the small business The term "threat intelligence" surfaced a few years ago. It is unclear where the term originated, and there is not complete agreement on exactly what it means. The deliverable is knowledge of a threat enough in advance to prevent a data breach, or at least to minimize it. Given the high value of data, threat intelligence is important for everyone, not just the enterprise. (IDG Contributor Network) Read More Sharky: Now it's June. What WAS it I was supposed to do? Flashback about six months, to the wintry day when this network admin pilot fish is asked to look into a problem with a weak Wi-Fi signal in an outdoor storage area. Read More
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