New IBM tech lets apps authenticate you without personal data

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	New IBM tech lets apps authenticate you without personal data Back in January IBM announced Identity Mixer, a new technology for protecting users' personal data during authentication. On Friday, it announced that the technology is now available to developers on its Bluemix cloud platform. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Interactive Intelligence Selecting a Multichannel Cloud Contact Center Vendor As businesses continue to replace their existing premise-based contact centers with cloud solutions, vendors are rapidly developing their capabilities and making acquisitions in the space. Learn More In this Issue 10 essential Mac utilities Ingenico's new card payment terminals make room for apps U.S. may be financing encryption apps to stay ahead of terrorists Calculating the total cost of ownership for enterprise software 5 email helpers you need to install right now Millions of sensitive records exposed by mobile apps leaking back-end credentials WHITE PAPER: Red Hat The Future of Unix: Hazy and Overcast Over the past decade, Red Hat has helped tens of thousands of customers with critical endeavors around infrastructure modernization. Specifically, this has meant migrating from proprietary, closed infrastructure based on RISC/UNIX to industry standard open systems based on the x86 architecture. Learn More 10 essential Mac utilities Whenever Kirk McElhearn sets up a new Mac, these are the apps he installs first. Read More   Ingenico's new card payment terminals make room for apps There's an app for everything, it seems, and increasingly an app on everything: phones, TVs, robots... and soon even the payment terminals used with chip-based bank cards. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Interactive Intelligence Essential Steps to Creating Great Customer Experiences A great customer experience has become the holy grail of competitive advantage. But the leap from good service to a great experience requires contact centers to follow a new strategy. Learn More U.S. may be financing encryption apps to stay ahead of terrorists The U.S. government's financial support for the development of smartphone encryption apps doesn't surprise security experts. Read More   Calculating the total cost of ownership for enterprise software The TCO is a vital part of the ROI calculation for enterprise software, yet too often it is ignored or underestimated. See what should be in the TCO estimate, and use that to make better software selection decisions based on the ROI. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Level 3 Communications Executive Viewpoint: Choosing Your Connection to the Cloud For most private applications driven by things like business continuity/disaster recovery [BCDR], big data analytics or enterprise resource planning [ERP] systems, there are three primary criteria: security, application performance and bandwidth requirements. Learn More 5 email helpers you need to install right now Email overload is a fact of daily business life. Or is it? While plenty of applications promise to help you manage the morass of messages munging up your mailbox, these five may actually deliver on those promises. Read More   Millions of sensitive records exposed by mobile apps leaking back-end credentials Thousands of mobile applications use cloud-based, back-end services in an insecure way, allowing anyone to access millions of sensitive records created by users, according to a recent study. Read More
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