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ITworld Today Apr 19, 2016 10 whaling emails that could get by an unsuspecting CEO Email security company Mimecast has shared a handful of real-life examples of fraud attempts targeted at the person in the corner office. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • New products of the week 4.18.16 • Mesosphere open sources DC/OS data center management platform • Sony cranks up optical disc storage to 3.3TB • PepsiCo hires veteran CIO to refresh IT • IT pros happy but open to new career opportunities • Companies high on virtualization despite fears of security breaches • Which iPhone battery case should I get? • Palo Alto Networks working to share threat intelligence • Micro text editor joins the Google Go parade • Google to test innovative 3.5GHz wireless in Kansas City • Quantum computing, here we come: A qubit data bus may soon be possible • Podcasts are now on the air in Google Play Music • Federal cyber team tells Windows users to quit QuickTime White Paper: Google Apps for Work Migrating to the Cloud: Best Practices from Google for Work: ITworld White Paper This white paper examines the benefits of cloud-based collaboration tools, how to prove the cost savings and value-add to your board, and some of our best practices for integration, migration and change management. Read More ▶ New products of the week 4.18.16 Our roundup of intriguing new products from companies such as Stratus Technologies and A10. Read More ▶ Mesosphere open sources DC/OS data center management platform Cloud computing startup Mesosphere has decided to open source its platform for managing data center resources, with the backing of over 60 tech companies, including Microsoft, Hewlett Packard Enterprise and Cisco Systems. Read More ▶ Sony cranks up optical disc storage to 3.3TB Optical discs like Blu-ray are losing favor, but Sony and Panasonic don't seem to care. The companies have cranked up the storage capacity on optical media to a stunning 3.3TB. Read More ▶ PepsiCo hires veteran CIO to refresh IT Jody Davids, who has served as CIO of Agrium, Best Buy and Cardinal Health, has taken the leadership skills cultivated in her 35-year career to beverage giant PepsiCo. Read More ▶ IT pros happy but open to new career opportunities The 2016 Job Seeker Nation study from Jobvite shows the U.S. workforce is in a state of flux. Job tenures are shorter and the hunt for new opportunities never stops. Read More ▶ Companies high on virtualization despite fears of security breaches While no one thinks security problems will go away, companies are willing to tolerate the risk in the name of agility, flexibility and lower costs. Read More ▶ Video Which iPhone battery case should I get? Which battery case should you get? Watch as we review Apple's ergonomic Smart Battery Case, Mophie's more affordable Juice Pack Reserve, and Kuke's battery case with external storage options. Watch Now ▶ Palo Alto Networks working to share threat intelligence Goal is rapid discovery of attacks and creating defenses against them. Recently Network World spoke about the hurdles left to get over with Palo Alto's CSO Rick Howard. Read More ▶ Micro text editor joins the Google Go parade New terminal editor requires users have Go, is very much in beta Read More ▶ Google to test innovative 3.5GHz wireless in Kansas City Google will soon begin testing innovative 3.5 GHz wireless capabilities by using antennas on light poles and other structures in parts of Kansas City, Mo. Read More ▶ Quantum computing, here we come: A qubit data bus may soon be possible Transporting information from one place to another is a key part of any computing platform, and now researchers have figured out a way to make it possible in the quantum world. Read More ▶ Podcasts are now on the air in Google Play Music Similar to how the service curates music, Google Play will recommend podcasts based on what you feel like hearing. Read More ▶ Federal cyber team tells Windows users to quit QuickTime US-CERT is telling Windows users to uninstall Apple's QuickTime media player from their PCs. Read More ▶ White Paper: Google Apps for Work How to Invent the Future: A Perspective by Google and HBR: ITworld White Paper This Harvard Business Review article examines how innovative teams can challenge the status quo and bring new ideas to life together. Then the Google for Work team offers its own perspective with three ways in which Google helps innovation flourish. Read More ▶

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