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• 30 Blockbuster IT Executive Moves Of 2014 - CRN

  06-01-2015 23:45
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  30 Blockbuster IT Executive Moves Of 2014
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  There's no better word to describe 2014 when it comes to IT executive moves than "blockbuster." From Microsoft, to Juniper, to Oracle, to Symantec, major channel vendors were keeping the partners on their toes throughout the year with new CEOs and ...
  
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• Verizon Warns Enterprise Cloud Users of 48-Hour Shutdown

  06-01-2015 23:12
  
  Verizon is warning users of its new cloud service to brace for a two-day outage late this week.
  The company confirmed this afternoon that its new cloud service, Verizon Cloud, will be shut down for maintenance for as long as two days starting at 1 a.m. ET on Saturday, Jan. 10. Users are being told to shut down their virtual machines an hour before the maintenance work begins.
  As a result, Verizon Cloud users won't be able to access cloud services, whether it's their cloud-based email or data
  
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• Weather forecasting made (slightly) easier with updated NOAA system

  06-01-2015 23:10
  
  To better anticipate the next Sandy-size hurricane, the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is upgrading the supercomputers it uses for predicting the weather.By October, the agency will have 10 times as much computing power to devote to predicting the weather as it does today, thanks to a $44.5 million upgrade of two supercomputer systems now being carried out by IBM and subcontractor Cray.Part of the cost of the upgrade has been funded by a $25 million allocation fro
  
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• The year TVs got much too complicated

  06-01-2015 22:50
  
  CES 2015 might go down as the moment when TVs became more complicated than they should be.Seeking to differentiate themselves in a competitive marketplace and give consumers a reason to buy a new TV set, the world’s biggest consumer electronics makers are adding apps, streaming services and personalized TV guides to their 2015 models. They say they’re trying to make TV simpler for consumers, but ironically are probably adding confusion.Different TV makers have adopted different operating
  
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• Ford Touts Self-Driving Car, Launches Global Mobility Experiments

  06-01-2015 22:48
  
  Ford today showcased the semi-autonomous vehicles it has on the road already and gave attendees a glimpse into fully autonomous vehicles now in development.[ Cool Tech From CES 2015 ]
  The carmaker also announced a series of experiments with drivers around the globe to test its vehicle-to-vehicle connectivity, autonomous cars and the use of big data collected from vehicles.
  Semi-autonomous vehicle features available today from Ford include lane-keeping assist, adaptive cruise control, pre-co
  
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• Apple Watch Reportedly Set to Ship in the U.S. by March

  06-01-2015 22:45
  
  When Tim Cook unveiled the Apple Watch back in September, its official launch date was set as the oh-so-vague “Spring 2015.” Now, we have our first guess as to what that launch date could actually look like. 9to5Mac reports that the Apple Watch is set to ship in the U.S. by the end of March, with Apple Store retail training scheduled for mid February.
  According to the report, Apple will be sending representatives from Apple Stores to Apple’s offices in Cupertino or Austin, Texas to l
  
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• Microsoft's Device Share Growth to Outpace Apple's Through 2016

  06-01-2015 22:19
  
  Microsoft's share of shipped devices will climb slightly this year and pick up some steam in 2016, but Apple's share will grow at a more sluggish pace because of slow-downs in iPhone and iPad, Gartner forecast Monday.
  For 2015, Windows' share of the operating systems on all devices -- smartphones, tablets, PCs, ultra-lights and hybrids -- will climb to 14.4%, up from 14% last year, Gartner said in new estimates. It claimed that shipments would increase by less than 7%, to 355 million.
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• Mozilla plans Firefox OS for wearables, targets Apple, Google

  06-01-2015 22:15
  
  Mozilla is planning a version of the Firefox OS for wearables, and one of the top priorities is to break down barriers among smartwatches, smart glasses and other body-hugging devices based on Apple’s and Google’s operating systems.The Firefox OS is already being used in low-cost smartphones, and will be used in 4K TVs released by Panasonic in 2015. Mozilla now wants to expand the OS to a wider range of devices, including wearables and home appliances, said Joe Cheng, manager of product a
  
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• Two Concur co-founders to leave following SAP acquisition

  06-01-2015 22:05
  
  Two of Concur’s three co-founders are leaving the travel and expense software company just a few weeks after SAP closed its acquisition of the vendor.Mike Hilton, chief product officer, and Raj Singh, chief operating officer and president, are stepping down, according to an email Concur CEO and co-founder Steve Singh sent to employees on Monday.“When Mike, Raj and I started out 21 years ago, we had a dream of building a world-class software business that would transform expense management
  
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• FTC ends inquiry into manipulated reviews on Yelp

  06-01-2015 21:40
  
  The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has ended a nearly year-long inquiry into Yelp’s businesses practices, after some companies claimed they received unfair or fraudulent reviews after turning down pitches to advertise.“After nearly a year of scrutiny, the FTC decided to close its investigation without taking further action,” Yelp said Tuesday in a blog post.For its review, the FTC looked at Yelp’s recommendation software, what Yelp employees say to businesses about it, what Yelp’s sa
  
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• The Super-Thin ThinOptics Reading Glasses Slip Inside Their Own Smartphone Case

  06-01-2015 21:33
  
  LAS VEGAS—You’re 45 years old. You can’t read restaurant menus. You can’t read any small type without reading glasses—and the four pairs you own are nowhere in sight. It’s a laughably common problem that ThinOptics aims to fix with a wonderfully canny solution. The ThinOptics readers are so slim and light, they slip directly into special accessory smartphone cases, and then grip the bridge of your nose with confidence and aplomb when it’s time to do some reading.
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• NOAA is Beefing Up its Forecasting Computers to 5 Petaflops

  06-01-2015 20:52
  
  The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) will increase its computing power by ten-fold this year to a total of 5 petaflops worth of computing power, creating one of the most powerful supercomputers in the world, the agency announced this week.
  The first step in the process will be tripling the power of its dual supercomputers this month to 0.776 petaflops each, to create a total of a 1.5 petaflop system. By October the system’s full upgrade should be complete, bringing ea
  
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• 2015 Resolution: Stop Dumb Procurement Practices for Consulting Services

  06-01-2015 20:51
  
  Most companies have long-standing traditions in the way they buy consulting services for software projects. Even though nearly all the best practices of software development have changed over the last decade, too many companies are trying to buy agile projects using “rules of the road” that feel like 1990 or even earlier.[Related: Agile Project Management Lessons Learned From Texas Hold'em ]I’m a consultant and I fully admit my bias. But the point of this article isn’t my self-interes
  
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• 2015 Global Innovation Summit to Address Market Disruption for Driving ... - Digital Journal

  06-01-2015 20:42
  2015 Global Innovation Summit to Address Market Disruption for Driving ...
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  HMG Strategy has the strongest CIO network on the planet. HMG facilitates connections and thought leadership to elevate the role of the CIO/IT Executive. Yearly, HMG Strategy recognizes top performing Chief Information/Innovation/Technology Officers ...
  
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• Suit over leg break on Rackspace slide dropped - mySanAntonio.com

  06-01-2015 20:32
  
  Suit over leg break on Rackspace slide dropped
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  An IT executive who broke his leg riding down the two-story tube slide at Rackspace Hosting Inc.'s headquarters has dropped a lawsuit against the cloud-computing company, the company that built the slide and the company that installed it. A person ...
  
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• 2015 Global Innovation Summit to Address Market Disruption for Driving ... - PR Newswire (press release)

  06-01-2015 20:31
  
  2015 Global Innovation Summit to Address Market Disruption for Driving ...
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  HMG Strategy has the strongest CIO network on the planet. HMG facilitates connections and thought leadership to elevate the role of the CIO/IT Executive. Yearly, HMG Strategy recognizes top performing Chief Information/Innovation/Technology Officers ...
  
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• Microsoft Opens Office for Android Tablet Preview to All Comers

  06-01-2015 20:17
  
  Microsoft today opened its preview of Office for Android tablets to all eligible comers, expanding the sneak peek from the invite-only beta it first offered in November.
  The requirements for using the preview were also slightly changed. Microsoft added the recently-released Android 5.0, aka Lollipop, to the requirements list, which earlier had included only Android 4.4, better known as KitKat. Tablets must sport a screen between 7-in. and 10.1-in. to run the unfinished apps.
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• Videos: CES 2015 Has it all From Wearables to Laptops

  06-01-2015 19:57
  
  Lyve brings order to photo and video chaosAt CES 2015, Lyve was showing off its photo and video organizer app and Lyve Home device, which grabs content from all your devices (smartphones, tablets, PCs) and organizes them in a very cool peer-to-peer manner. The $299 Lyve Home unit adds a storage component for backup as well.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here
  
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• 8 Smart Devices at Risk

  06-01-2015 19:44
  
  Risky devicesImage by ShutterstockThe explosion of “smart” devices in the Internet of Things (IoT) or, as some are now putting it, the Internet of Everything (IoE), is bringing unprecedented convenience to consumers. But, as is the case with anything connected to the Internet, it also brings risks. And with the number of devices expected to hit 50 billion or more in just a few years, the level of risk will also be unprecedented. (Related story: Held by ransom by the 'Digital Mob.')To read th
  
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• Hackers steal $5M in bitcoin currency during Bitstamp exchange attack

  06-01-2015 19:25
  
  Attackers made off with approximately US$5 million worth of bitcoins after hacking the Bitstamp exchange over the weekend.The attack, on Jan. 4, targeted Bitstamp’s operational wallets, the company said in a statement on Tuesday. Operational, or hot wallets, are connected to the Internet and allow customers to instantly exchange the virtual currency.Bitstamp suspended operations on Monday to investigate the attack and at the time instructed customers to not deposit to previously issued bitc
  
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• TV makers propose new connector for 8K video

  06-01-2015 19:20
  
  Televisions that can show pictures far superior to today’s best high-definition video are making headlines and attracting crowds at this week’s Consumer Electronics Show. When they come to market in the next few years, they will likely include a new connector as well—and require a new set of cables.One proposal to replace HDMI is called Super MHL, backed by Samsung, Sony, Toshiba, Nokia and chip-maker Silicon Image. It’s aimed at 8K video, a new format not expected for several years t
  
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• Bluetooth in Your Snowboard Bindings?! Meet the XON Snow-1

  06-01-2015 19:05
  
  LAS VEGAS—Learning how to snowboard took me two days of pain and crashes, multicolored bruises blossoming on both knees. It’s not a hard sport to pick up, but I kept wanting to put my weight on my back foot, leaning slightly uphill (you know, away from the direction I didn’t want to fall) instead of on my front foot, which is what you’re supposed to do so you can initiate turns with that back foot.
  If only I’d had the XON Snow–1 bindings at the time.
  
  
  
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• XYZprinting Unveils $349 3D Printer, Hi-Res Machine

  06-01-2015 18:53
  
  3D printer start-up XYZprinting, which has built a reputation around affordable consumer-grade machines, announced today two new models, including an entry-level product priced at just $349.
  The other new 3D printer is the company's first stereolithography (STL) product, the Nobel 1.0 3D printer. STL printers use a laser to sketch out a printed object's form in a photosensitive resin. With each pass of the laser, an additional layer of an object is hardened.
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• New Behind The Scenes For 'Agent Carter' Delves Into Origins - The Fandom Post

  06-01-2015 18:44
  
  New Behind The Scenes For 'Agent Carter' Delves Into Origins
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  It's executive produced by Christopher Markus, Steve McFeely, Tara Butters, Michele Fazekas, Kevin Feige, Louis D'Esposito, Jeph Loeb. Series concept: It's 1946, and peace has dealt Peggy Carter a serious blow as she finds herself marginalized when the ...
  
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• Galesburg Civic Art Center events inspired by Japan - Galesburg Register-Mail

  06-01-2015 18:37
  
  Galesburg Civic Art Center events inspired by Japan
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  “It's a busy time, but we enjoy it,” Executive Director Tuesday Cetin said. Each year, the Galesburg Civic Art Center hosts a series of events for kids based on art from a different culture. This year, children will be decorating kimonos, trying out ...
  
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• Report: Verizon may be planning to buy AOL

  06-01-2015 18:20
  
  U.S. telecommunications provider Verizon may be in the process of acquiring digital media company AOL, the Bloomberg news service has reported.Verizon is interested in AOL’s digital advertising unit, which it could incorporate into the mobile video service offered by its Verizon Wireless subsidiary, anonymous sources familiar with the talks told Bloomberg.As an alternative to an outright acquisition, the two companies may also be considering starting a joint venture that would bring the dig
  
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• Guess Adds a Touch of Geekiness to its Most Popular Watches

  06-01-2015 18:06
  
  Guess has become one of the first big watch brands to jump into the smartwatch fray, slapping some high-tech features onto its most popular designs.
  The new Guess Connect Powered by Martian watches have a small OLED strip near the bottom that shows text notifications from a paired smartphone. They also have a microphone for sending voice commands to the watch (Siri for iPhone, Google for Android) and a speaker for relaying voice calls. iPhone users can control music playback with the watch�
  
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• Intel's Broadwell Chip Lets Apple Go Retina With MacBook Air

  06-01-2015 17:58
  
  The new Core processors and graphics chipsets that Intel launched on Monday will allow Apple to build a MacBook Air with a higher-resolution Retina screen without sacrificing battery life, analysts said today.
  "Apple represents the customers that Intel most wants to serve," said Shane Rau, PC chip analyst with IDC. "Even on the lower end, [Broadwell] could run a high-resolution screen."
  Broadwell is Intel's code name for its fifth-generation Core processors, which it officially released Mond
  
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• IBM: Retail Attacks Down, But When They Hit Cyberattackers Get More

  06-01-2015 17:49
  
  IBM says there’s good and bad news when it comes to retail cyber attacks: While overall network assaults are down – by 50%, when they hit, cyber-attackers get a ton of data.
  + More on Network World: The weirdest, wackiest and coolest sci/tech stories of 2014 +
  According IBM, cyber attackers are becoming increasingly more sophisticated, using new techniques to obtain massive amounts of confidential records with increased efficiency. For example, since 2012 the number of breaches reported
  
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• How to Transform Your Technology Organization: Leadership

  06-01-2015 17:16
  
  This post discusses 'Leader' organizations. The differences between the first three boxes of evolution are quite profound. In contrast, the difference between 'Innovators' (read more about them here) and Leaders is more of a nuance as these two organizations are much closer in appearance than any other two boxes, 'Scramblers' and 'Producers'. Evolving to higher levels requires an organization to upgrade their capabilities and it also requires a desire to make the move. For the move from Scram
  
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• IDG Contributor Network: How to Transform Your Technology Organization: Innovation

  06-01-2015 17:00
  
  CIOs who have achieved success with the basics of running their organization may have difficulty thinking about how to become an "Innovator". While "Scramblers" and "Producers" (read more about them in the first post of this series) only differ in their ability to execute, the gap between "Producers" and Innovators requires a mind shift as the organization transitions from a tactical orientation to one that is strategic.It is very difficult to become a true Innovator if you are spending much
  
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• Moonpig jeopardizes data of millions of customers through insecure API

  06-01-2015 16:55
  
  Moonpig, a large online seller of personalized greeting cards and gifts, shut down its mobile apps Tuesday because of a security weakness that could have given hackers access to customer information.A developer named Paul Price found that Moonpig’s API (application programming interface), the online service used by the company’s mobile apps to interact with its website, lacked basic security features.Price found that requests from Moonpig’s Android application to the API used a static s
  
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• IDG Contributor Network: How to Transform Your Technology Organization: The Basics

  06-01-2015 16:54
  
  The CIO job can be very different depending on the maturity of the organization. For example, the priorities of an organization having frequent production issues is far different than those of an organization that has stable systems.In this series of posts, I will describe a model that will help CIOs determine where their organizations are in terms of maturity, and I will describe techniques that can be used to move to higher levels. These posts are an expansion of an article I wrote entitled
  
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• BrandPost: Microsoft’s Star-Studded Lineup

  06-01-2015 16:41
  When most people—myself included—hear “Microsoft cloud,” they associate that phrase with Office 365. It’s their flagship cloud offering, and it’s getting a great deal of attention these days. Our team blogs about it, records videos and podcasts about it, and we continue to talk to countless customers about what it might mean for their organization. I believe Office 365 is the brightest star in Microsoft’s sky, but just as the North Star helps make up Ursa Minor (affectionately t
  
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• 7 Communities Driving Open Source Development

  06-01-2015 16:13
  
  Open Development of Tech Drives InnovationImage by ShutterstockOver the past two decades, open development of technology has come to be seen as a key to driving innovation. Even companies that once saw open source as a threat have come around — Microsoft, for example, is now active in a number of open source initiatives. To date, most open development has focused on software. But even that is changing as communities have begun to coalesce around open hardware initiatives. Here are seven organi
  
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• Toyota Wants More Hydrogen Cars, and it's Giving Away 5,680 Patents to Make it Happen

  06-01-2015 16:00
  
  LAS VEGAS—Toyota’s Mirai needs friends. Lots of friends. The hydrogen fuel-cell car, which will start selling in the U.S. this fall, needs people to buy it—and Toyota’s offering a bunch of sweet perks to early adopters. But it also needs more hydrogen fuel stations, so people won’t feel constrained in using it on a daily basis.
  You know a company’s committed when it gives away patents, which is exactly what Toyota announced Monday at the Consumer Electronics Show. The company wil
  
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• 3D Printers: Cirque Du Soleil 'Testing' Technology to Design its Showstopping Costumes

  06-01-2015 15:29
  
  Cirque Du Soleil is using 3D printers to assist with costume design in a "testing phase", the world-renowned circus production has revealed.
  The company is piloting the cutting-edge technology to ensure the 18,000 costumes it creates every year for its performers fit perfectly, it revealed during a behind-the-scenes tour in Montreal, Canada.
  Traditionally designers moulded a bust of its performers by making a cast but now hopes to use 3D technology to speed up the process.
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• 7 Tech Support Features Consumers Should Demand in 2015

  06-01-2015 15:27
  
  A bad tech support call can feel like an endless session at the dentist — except your dentist doesn't put you on hold and make you listen to bad music. Most of us dread making those calls, but there are a few companies that do customer service right.I had two excellent customer service experiences during the holidays as I broke in my new iPhone 6. A couple of glitches led me to call Apple and DirectNic, the company that hosts my email and personal website. Both did a great job.Rather than
  
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• Razer's Open-Source Headset Aims to Disrupt Virtual Reality

  06-01-2015 15:00
  
  Do you trust Facebook to do the right thing with Oculus Rift? Would you trust any multi-billion dollar company to so thoroughly dominate a new technology that there's no room for competitors to maneuver?
  Probably not.
  But that's what Razer hopes to short-circuit with its OSVR, or Open Source Virtual Reality push: a completely open-source approach to both the hardware and software used in VR head mounted displays (HMD) that, if it works, stands to democratize VR.
  The first component of OSVR a
  
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• Gogo inspects secure Web traffic in attempt to limit in-flight video streaming

  06-01-2015 14:30
  
  In-flight Internet provider Gogo is inspecting its users’ traffic exchanged with secure sites by replacing those sites’ HTTPS certificates with self-signed ones.The company argues that this procedure, which is technically a man-in-the-middle (MitM) attack, is only performed for some video streaming sites as part of its efforts to limit or block the use of such services.The issue came to light after Adrienne Porter Felt, an engineer and researcher with Google’s Chrome security team, noti
  
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• Wi-Fi Aware Certification Process Revs Up

  06-01-2015 14:01
  
  LAS VEGAS -- An emerging wireless service called Wi-Fi Aware could allow smartphone and tablet users to easily locate users of nearby devices in crowded locations to then play games or conduct business collaborations.
  Wi-Fi Aware capabilities will first be added to silicon chips later in 2015 and then possibly to smartphones and tablets in 2016, the Wi-Fi Alliance announced at International CES today. The Alliance is also setting up a certification program to be ready around mid-2015 for Wi-
  
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• Microsoft's $29 Nokia 215 is a Smarter Feature Phone for the Masses

  06-01-2015 14:00
  
  Smartphones run apps. So Microsoft’s new $29 Nokia 215, a Series 30 phone that runs Facebook, Messenger, and Twitter is what, a phone of Homer Simpson-like intelligence?
  No, Microsoft’s new Nokia 215 isn’t anything to write home about. But since you can access the Web via its Opera Web browser, you can email your parents and send them a picture.
  Unfortunately, Microsoft chose the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas to announce a phone that Americans won’t likely see. The Nokia 215
  
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• IDG Contributor Network: Leveraging Social Enterprise to Build the 'Brand Called IT'

  06-01-2015 14:00
  
  It only takes a ten-day school vacation at home with your teenage kids to realize how out of touch even the most seasoned social media wonk is with the current communications patterns. For those CIOs who I've painted in my previous research as "socially awkward," the thought of using their limited intimacy with social media as the foundation for street cred in customer facing implementations is a real stretch.
  Despite my ongoing rants about the fuzziness of the words "digital strategy," one
  
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• CIOs Share Windows 10 Wish Lists, Deployment Concerns

  06-01-2015 14:00
  
  Although Windows 10 isn't set to ship for months, IT executives have been testing the new Microsoft OS, and the thing many of them like the most is clear: It's not Windows 8.Interviews with a small sample of CIOs who manage 2,000 or more Windows seats suggest that their biggest IT deployment concern — the amount of training required to get users up to speed — has been alleviated by the return of the familiar Windows 7 interface."I don't see a steep learning curve for users," says Adam Nob
  
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• Broadcom, Comcast Prep for Gigabit Cable Service to Begin in 2015

  06-01-2015 14:00
  
  LAS VEGAS—Broadcom announced Tuesday at the Consumer Electronics Show that it's begun sampling its first DOCSIS 3.1 chip, enabling gigabit Internet services to begin in 2015, and for consumers to pump up to 2Gb/s of wireless data throughout their home.
  Comcast and Liberty Global announced their support for the DOCSIS 3.1 technology that Broadcom’s new BCM93390 chip includes, without directly saying they would buy it. But both companies committed to DOCSIS 3.1 rollouts in 2015, with Comca
  
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• Why You Should Start Your Job Search Now

  06-01-2015 13:58
  
  It's the first week of January and now is the time start the search for your new job. Don't waste any time before putting your News Year's career resolution into action. Actually, organizations' Q1 hiring process is usually underway by the time the Thanksgiving leftovers are finished. This is an ideal time to prepare for job interviews and fill out applications, says Rachel Polhemus, senior partner at WK Advisors, a division of executive search firm Witt/Kieffer that offers mid-level executiv
  
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• The Upload: Your tech news briefing for Tuesday, January 6

  06-01-2015 13:55
  
  The tech industry’s center of gravity is still at CES in Las Vegas, where the annual consumer electronics extravaganza officially opens its doors Tuesday.Samsung keynotes CES with IoT messageSamsung Electronics CEO BK Yoon may not have dazzled the crowd at his opening keynote at CES, but he emphasized the central role that the Internet of Things will play in his company’s future: “By 2017, 90 percent of all Samsung products will be IoT devices. Five years from now, every single piece of
  
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• Amsterdam traffic controllers offer commuters personalized route advice

  06-01-2015 13:40
  
  Ever get stuck in your daily commute? That happens to people in Amsterdam too. But with a new smartphone app that provides free personal route advice based on the latest traffic conditions, Dutch commuters could soon be avoiding annoying traffic jams on their way home.The app, called ADAM, allows daily commuters in the Amsterdam area to hand pick several routes between home and work. Current travel times for each route will be displayed in the app, giving a user the chance to pick the best on
  
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• 8 Enterprise Software Predictions for 2015

  06-01-2015 13:33
  
  If only senior IT executives had a crystal ball. Then they would be able to see what software they would need, or want, to license – and could plan and budget accordingly.Instead, senior IT decision-makers must rely on vendors, marketers and analysts (and technology reporters) to show them what the future may have in store for them. And while no one truly knows what trends will dominate the enterprise software space in 2015, experts in BI, CRM, ERP and enterprise software believe these eigh
  
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• First Advantage Bank brings in Christy Caudill to it's Executive Team - Clarksville Online

  06-01-2015 13:10
  
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  First Advantage Bank brings in Christy Caudill to it's Executive Team
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  First Advantage Bank Clarksville, TN – First Advantage Bank announced that Christy Caudill has joined its leadership team as Executive Vice President and Chief Operations Officer. Caudill will oversee the bank's operations, including deposit operations ...
  
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