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ITworld Today Mar 03, 2016 CEOs force CIOs, CMOs into digital transformation bunker CIOs and CMOs who value their jobs are collaborating on digital transformations that require them to map out and connect customer interactions across every touchpoint. But this isn't happening as much as it should. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Cisco issues critical patch for Nexus switches to remove hardcoded credentials • This Russian all-in-one desktop is just quirky enough to be interesting • How to improve employee performance by focusing on strengths • Why it's OK for social collaboration to encourage shadow IT • Amazon targets compliance-driven markets • Mingis on Tech: For tech leaders, 'disruption' is the word of the day • Cybersecurity no longer merger afterthought • Cisco makes a rare hardware play with Leaba Semiconductor acquisition • The votes are in: Which mobile data provider is best? • Career makeover: From ops to devops • How the next president will change the H-1B visa • Enterprise IoT: A cost-cutter today, a money-maker tomorrow • Uber, Ola compete to take users on motorcycle rides in India White Paper: Saleforce 2015 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Mobile Application Development Platforms The new Gartner Magic Quadrant for Mobile Application Development Platforms evaluated 20 vendors and placed Salesforce in the leader quadrant. Read More ▶ Cisco issues critical patch for Nexus switches to remove hardcoded credentials Cisco Systems has released software updates for its Nexus 3000 and 3500 switches in order to remove a default administrative account with static credentials that could allow remote attackers to compromise devices. Read More ▶ This Russian all-in-one desktop is just quirky enough to be interesting Russia isn't known as the PC capital of the world, but this MIPS-based desktop is quirky enough to be worth a look. Read More ▶ How to improve employee performance by focusing on strengths Common sense says leaders should focus on addressing their teams' weaknesses to improve performance. If that's your approach, you're wrong. Read More ▶ Why it's OK for social collaboration to encourage shadow IT The benefits of using social collaboration apps in the enterprise can outweigh the associated security risks if IT professionals strategically monitor and manage them. Read More ▶ Amazon targets compliance-driven markets Amazon Web Services EC2 Dedicated Hosts are designed to give you an on-premises experience in the cloud – for good or bad. Read More ▶ Mingis on Tech: For tech leaders, 'disruption' is the word of the day Executive Editor Ken Mingis talks with Computerworld's Ellen Fanning and Tracy Mayor about this year's crop of Premier 100 technology leaders and the struggles they face crafting strategic success from chaos. Read More ▶ Cybersecurity no longer merger afterthought As little as four years ago, only about a third of companies considered cybersecurity when planning a merger. Today, that percentage has flipped Read More ▶ Cisco makes a rare hardware play with Leaba Semiconductor acquisition Cisco Systems is buying in some chip expertise that could help it in the datacenter. Read More ▶ The votes are in: Which mobile data provider is best? Computerworld readers rate AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon on network speed, value, tech support and more. Find out which carrier gets the most cheers -- and which the most jeers -- from our 2015 survey respondents. Read More ▶ Career makeover: From ops to devops Get in on the devops revolution by freeing yourself from mundane server tasks and tapping your inner coder Read More ▶ How the next president will change the H-1B visa Florida is the most recent battleground over H-1B use; that could shape up to be the most telling contest on the issue when the primary is held on March 15. Read More ▶ Enterprise IoT: A cost-cutter today, a money-maker tomorrow 2016 will be a big year for transitions from the first use of IoT, for internal operations, to the second type that enriches the business as a whole, according to research company Gartner. Read More ▶ Uber, Ola compete to take users on motorcycle rides in India In a bid to expand the market they address in India, Uber and arch Indian rival Ola have launched on the same day pilots of a service for booking motorcycle rides. Read More ▶ White Paper: Saleforce 2015 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Mobile Application Development Platforms The new Gartner Magic Quadrant for Mobile Application Development Platforms evaluated 20 vendors and placed Salesforce in the leader quadrant. Read More ▶

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