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ITworld Today May 30, 2017 Power surge at British Airways data center causes flight chaos A major British Airways crash has highlighted the importance for businesses of testing backup systems and disaster recovery procedures to ensure that they work as planned. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Intel shows off wireless VR on the HTC Vive • 53% off Nulaxy Wireless In-Car FM Bluetooth Kit with Display and USB Charger - Deal Alert • 6 reasons chip hacks will become more popular • Microsoft's DNA storage tech may fit in an enterprise • Android device updates: It's finally time for Android Wear 2.0 on the Moto 360 second-gen • 33% off Prey for Xbox One and PlayStation 4 - Deal Alert • Leave AWS? Not for easier cloud discounts • CPQ software demystifies B2B sales complexity • Master Gmail for Android with these tips and tricks • King Chrome: Microsoft's browsers sidelined on its own OS • A Skunk Works – with tractors – inside John Deere's IoT-innovation unit • IT staffing: When to retrain, when to hire fresh • Your digital initiative's biggest test may be measuring its success Webcast: OpenText Leveraging Content Services for Personal and Process Productivity: ITworld Webcast Date: Wednesday, May 31, 2017, 1:00 PM EDT The Enterprise Content Management (ECM) landscape is changing, and fast. A recent pair of Forrester Wave™ reports analyzed the ECM market in two key areas - Business Content Services that enhance knowledge workers' day-to-day activities, and Transactional Content Services1 that support high-volume business processes. Read More ▶ Video Intel shows off wireless VR on the HTC Vive Intel showed for the first time at Computex in Taipei a prototype wireless HTC Vive virtual reality headset Watch Now ▶ 53% off Nulaxy Wireless In-Car FM Bluetooth Kit with Display and USB Charger - Deal Alert Nulaxy's car transmitter works with Bluetooth enabled devices like smartphones and tablets to wirelessly transmit audio through your car's speakers. Its display will show incoming call & music information, and also features a USB charging port. Read More ▶ 6 reasons chip hacks will become more popular Code embedded in hardware has vulnerabilities and it's harder to patch. That will make it a target for hackers. Read More ▶ Microsoft's DNA storage tech may fit in an enterprise Microsoft believes it can devise a viable DNA-based storage device to store the amount of information in an entire data center in a piece of hardware the size of a corporate copy machine. Read More ▶ Android device updates: It's finally time for Android Wear 2.0 on the Moto 360 second-gen Verizon's Asus ZenPad Z8 is the latest Android tablet to get its taste of Nougat after a rather lengthy wait. Read More ▶ 33% off Prey for Xbox One and PlayStation 4 - Deal Alert In Prey, you awaken aboard Talos I, a space station orbiting the moon in the year 2032. You are the key subject of an experiment meant to alter humanity forever – but things have gone terribly wrong. Read More ▶ Leave AWS? Not for easier cloud discounts If Amazon's competitors think they can win customers with better pricing, they should think again Read More ▶ CPQ software demystifies B2B sales complexity Configure price quote software can automate processes and reduce errors on complex sales, if you get the configuration right. Read More ▶ Master Gmail for Android with these tips and tricks Gmail remains the productivity king, and there are plenty of tools offered to you on Android for bringing that unruly inbox under control. Read More ▶ King Chrome: Microsoft's browsers sidelined on its own OS Enterprises may continue to define Microsoft's venerable Internet Explorer as their employees' standard. But a lot workers have moved on to Chrome. Read More ▶ A Skunk Works – with tractors – inside John Deere's IoT-innovation unit John Deere's Intelligent Solutions Group is at the forefront of an IoT-based revolution in agriculture, and the cutting edge of the firm's aggressive development of technology designed to turn farming from an art into a science. Read More ▶ IT staffing: When to retrain, when to hire fresh Staffing new projects is no picnic these days -- skilled help is in short supply, but retraining takes time and money, and doesn't always work. Here's how to decide which path to take. Read More ▶ Your digital initiative's biggest test may be measuring its success Struggling to gauge the success of your digital transformation initiative? CIOs at the MIT Sloan CIO Symposium share how they've cracked the code. Read More ▶ White Paper: Level 3 Remote Locations Put Health Information At Risk: ITworld White Paper As more healthcare information migrates to remote locations, those players with modern infrastructures who are capable of employing advanced security will emerge ready to manage their sensitive data and connected health devices and mitigate the risks of being breached. Read More ▶

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