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	INSIDER Review: 4 low-cost videoconferencing devices keep you connected (video) If you need to conduct meetings with remote colleagues or clients, these relatively low-cost videoconferencing devices can enhance the experience. Read More WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Technology Evolution of the Hybrid Enterprise This piece focuses on the ability to control such deployments at scale, and covers our application centric approach, covering our network services in depth (app groups, global policy management, QoS, Path selection, etc.) View Now>> In this Issue 9 reasons not to upgrade to Windows 10 -- yet Security suites: Choosing the best one for you INSIDER Tech experts rake in the cash by teaching online Patch Tuesday: Not dead yet The worst thing about tech bubbles isn't what you may think The best Chromebooks you can buy right now IDG Contributor Network: Please get rid of IT staff performance reviews 7 places you'll be surprised to learn are still using Windows XP Review: The Nobel 1.0 -- stereolithographic 3D printing on the cheap WHITE PAPER: OpenText Enterprise-Level PDF Accessibility The biggest challenges in Life Sciences companies today are maintaining a robust product pipeline and reducing time to market while complying with an increasing and evolving multitude of Federal and international regulations. Learn More 9 reasons not to upgrade to Windows 10 -- yet Many Windows users are looking forward to the imminent release of Microsoft's new operating system. But they may want to wait. Here are 9 possible reasons not to upgrade yet. Read More Security suites: Choosing the best one for you Read our reviews of the latest versions of Norton Security and McAfee LiveSave, and find out what to look for in an all-in-one security suite. Read More INSIDER Tech experts rake in the cash by teaching online As online education platforms like Udemy and Cybrary.IT proliferate, some IT pros are making good money by teaching online. Just beware those negative reviews from students. Read More Patch Tuesday: Not dead yet Even though Microsoft won't say if it plans to end its 12-year practice of providing security patches on the same day each month to everyone, security experts have concluded that Patch Tuesday isn't going anywhere. Read More WHITE PAPER: LogRhythm Magic Quadrant for Security Information and Event Management LogRhythm positioned in leaders quadrant of Gartner's 2014 SIEM Magic Quadrant Report for the 3rd consecutive year. The Magic Quadrant is a yearly analysis of the SIEM market that examines market driving innovations & compares leading competitors. Learn More The worst thing about tech bubbles isn't what you may think Sure, stock prices dive, but the longer-term problem is what the bubble does to computer science college enrollments. Read More The best Chromebooks you can buy right now Choosing a Chromebook can be a difficult decision -- but it doesn't have to be. Here's a newly updated guide to picking the best device for your needs. Read More IDG Contributor Network: Please get rid of IT staff performance reviews The grand, once-a-year revelation about performance never worked and never will. Read More 7 places you'll be surprised to learn are still using Windows XP More than a year after Microsoft ended support for the aging OS, some high-profile organizations are still using Windows XP -- and putting themselves at risk. Read More Review: The Nobel 1.0 -- stereolithographic 3D printing on the cheap For $1,500, XYZprinting's Nobel 1.0 stereolithographic 3D printer can blow away fused filament printers in accuracy. However, it does have some drawbacks. Read More
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