• Why Cybersecurity Will Suffer the Same Fate in 2015 as it Did in 2014

    Why Cybersecurity Will Suffer the Same Fate in 2015 as it Did in 2014
    2015 is nearly three weeks young and I am afraid we are going to see more of the same exposures as we did in 2014. Not much has changed in organizations. They are fundamentally following the same tactics and techniques to ‘defend’ against adversaries as they have for the past several years. There are 12 areas that continue to cause problems for the CISO and information security as a whole. Here they are:
    1. The CISO still reports to the CIO in most organizations seeing security still as
  • BrandPost: NSS Labs Report on Cyber Resilience Highlights the Need for a New Approach to Security

    BrandPost: NSS Labs Report on Cyber Resilience Highlights the Need for a New Approach to Security
    A few years ago, a point-product security vendor proudly declared their technology was the silver bullet that stopped all security threats from penetrating the corporate network. Many of us in the industry raised our collective eyebrows in surprise at such a bold claim.While the naive or inexperienced might have believed such an outrageous claim, we all knew there is no such thing as a silver bullet in security and that no matter how cutting edge or sophisticated your security is, attacks wi
  • 6 Products That Will Protect Your Privacy

    6 Products That Will Protect Your Privacy
    Privacy protectionImage by Nasrul Ekram/FlickrWhile complete anonymity these days is nearly impossible, experts have some tips, and tools, they recommend for maintaining privacy and keeping your digital footprint as minimal as possible.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here
  • Microsoft Updates Outlook for Mac Preview Tease

    Microsoft Updates Outlook for Mac Preview Tease
    Microsoft today updated its preview of Outlook on the Mac, the tease it offered Office 365 subscribers more than two months ago.
    Tuesday's update was the first for the revamped email client, which sports a streamlined user interface (UI) and will look and work more like the next edition of Outlook on Windows than previous editions. Outlook for Windows is scheduled to arrive as part of the next-generation Office suite early this fall, alongside Windows 10.
    Microsoft debuted the OS X Outlook p
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  • Groeiende discrepantie tussen perceptie en realiteit van cybersecurity bij beveiligers

    Organisaties moeten alle beschikbare middelen inzetten om zich te verdedigen tegen cyber-aanvallen. Aanvallers zijn beter geworden in het misbruiken van gaten in de beveiliging om ontdekking te voorkomen, dus beveiligers moeten constant hun aanpak verbeteren. Ook denken zij te gemakkelijk over hun eigen kunnen om... lees meer
  • Aantal vrouwen in CIO-rol neemt toe

    Onder de top 10 van de Fortune 500-ranglijst zijn 5 vrouwelijke CIO’s (Wal-Mart, ExxonMobil, Ford Motor, GE en Valero Energy). Van de top 100 is dit 24%. En voor de volledige lijst staat de teller op 87 (17,4%); dit in vergelijking met 11,4% CFO’s en 4,8% CEO’s. Dit blijkt uit recent onderzoek van... lees meer
  • Hiring Streak Stays Hot for Tech Pros

    Hiring Streak Stays Hot for Tech Pros
    Tech professionals continue to have rosy prospects in the job market.
    Unemployment in the U.S. technology sector for late-2014 reached the lowest level recorded since 2008, jobs site Dice.com is reporting this week. Using data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Dice.com noted the average unemployment rate of 2.5 percent for technology professionals was slightly less than the third quarter's 2.7 percent rate. For the entire year, the average rate of 2.7 percent was a "significant decli
  • Silk Road trial needs more evidence for Mt. Gox connection

    Silk Road trial needs more evidence for Mt. Gox connection
    Any backdoor connection that the Silk Road online market might have had with Mark Karpeles, the founder of the failed Mt. Gox Bitcoin exchange, will have to be disregarded unless defense attorneys present stronger evidence, the judge in the U.S. federal trial against Russ Ulbricht said Tuesday.Ulbricht’s defense attorney Joshua Dratel surprised the courtroom last week when he asserted that prosecutors had originally suspected Karpeles as the leader behind Silk Road, a site that allegedly fa
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  • T-Mobile CEO, Deutsche Telekom Bicker Over Finances

    T-Mobile CEO, Deutsche Telekom Bicker Over Finances
    Outspoken T-Mobile CEO John Legere on Tuesday used Twitter to again slam recent opinions that his company's financial future is unsustainable, given the billions of dollars needed to buy more wireless spectrum to compete with AT&T and Verizon Wireless.
    Legere tweeted that one such article in Ars Technica was "total [nonsense]" and another article in Gizmodo was "terrible," even though the origins of T-Mobile's lack of sustainability derived from comments made by Deutsche Telekom CEO Tim
  • FacebookThinks it's Charged the Global Economy, But Analysts are Skeptical

    FacebookThinks it's Charged the Global Economy, But Analysts are Skeptical
    According to Facebook, the company hasn't just changed the face of social networking. It's also boosted the global economy and put millions of people to work.
    The report is, not surprisingly, being met with some skepticism.
    In a Facebook-commissioned report from Deloitte, titled "Facebook's Global Economic Impact," the social networking company is credited with having a global economic impact of $227 billion, while adding 4.5 million jobs worldwide last year.
    The report doesn't say that Face
  • Facebook to limit content flagged as false in news feeds

    Facebook to limit content flagged as false in news feeds
    Looking for proof of the existence of Santa Claus? A search on Facebook might not yield much.“Hoaxes” or misleading news articles, like a story revealing scientists’ proof of the existence of Santa Claus, will appear less frequently in people’s news feeds, under changes made to how the news feed ranks flagged content, Facebook said Tuesday. The changes pertain to “misleading” news stories that have been flagged as such, like the Santa Clause story or an article such as “Man sees
  • 'Bingbooks' Need Free Office to Compete with Chromebooks

    'Bingbooks' Need Free Office to Compete with Chromebooks
    Microsoft's strategy in giving away one-year Office 365 subscriptions to many of its tablet- and notebook-making partners is all about matching not just the price but also the functionality of Chromebooks and cheap Android tablets, an analyst said today.
    Another expert, however, questioned whether free Office 365 deals paid off for Microsoft.
    Stephen Baker, an analyst with the NPD Group who specializes in tracking U.S. electronics retailing, saw the bundling as a direct response to Chromeboo
  • Nordstrom's Use of APM Lets it Identify App Performance Issues in Minutes vs. Days

    Nordstrom's Use of APM Lets it Identify App Performance Issues in Minutes vs. Days
    Gopal Brugalette, Senior Applied Architect for Performance Engineering in Nordstrom’s Performance Engineering Group
    To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here(Insider Story)
  • Despite New Public Cloud Offerings, VMware Still Playing Catch-Up

    Despite New Public Cloud Offerings, VMware Still Playing Catch-Up
    The newest feature added to VMware’s vCloud Air public cloud is the ability to spin virtual machines up and down with just a few clicks and pay for them by the hour.
    This better positions VMware to go head-to-head with public IaaS cloud vendors Amazon Web Services and Microsoft, but analysts say VMware still has lots of catching up to do.
    + MORE AT NETWORK WORLD: Amazon is building a massive wind farm to power its cloud +
    VMware’s stronghold in the virtualization market has made it an im
  • Survey: Cybersecurity pros endorse data breach notification rules

    Survey: Cybersecurity pros endorse data breach notification rules
    U.S. President Barack Obama’s call for a nationwide data breach notification law has won strong support from members of one cybersecurity-focused organization.More than three quarters of ISACA members surveyed by the cybersecurity training and benchmarking organization said they agreed or strongly agreed with Obama’s proposal to require breached organizations to notify affected customers within 30 days. Only about 8 percent of the 3,400 respondents said they disagreed or strongly disagree
  • Microsoft e-discovery acquisition includes document analysis patents

    Microsoft e-discovery acquisition includes document analysis patents
    At first glance, Microsoft’s acquisition of document e-discovery software maker Equivio looks like another key addition to Office 365’s growing portfolio of document management tools for major industry verticals. Equivio supports law firms with a set of tools that automatically generate relevance-based indexes from large streams of text, helping attorneys locate information vital to their cases.But a big key to today’s acquisition may have just been delivered to Equivio by the U.S. Pate
  • 6 family members may have been in Maryland mansion fire - WTSP 10 News

    6 family members may have been in Maryland mansion fire - WTSP 10 News
    WTSP 10 News
    6 family members may have been in Maryland mansion fire
    WTSP 10 News
    Additionally, CBS Baltimore reports that a letter from the headmaster at the Severn School -- where the children attended -- said IT executive Don Pyle, his wife Sandy and their four grandchildren perished in the fire at 936 Childs Point Road ...
    Tech Tycoon Don Pyle and Family Members Unaccounted for After Massive FirePeople Magazine
    Relatives: Reston IT Exec, Wife, Four Grandchildren Dead in Mansion FirePatch.co
  • Tech Tycoon Don Pyle and Family Members Unaccounted for After Massive Fire - People Magazine

    Tech Tycoon Don Pyle and Family Members Unaccounted for After Massive Fire - People Magazine
    People Magazine
    Tech Tycoon Don Pyle and Family Members Unaccounted for After Massive Fire
    People Magazine
    Six family members, including two adults and four children, are missing after a fire destroyed a waterfront mansion in Annapolis, Maryland, according to NBC Washington. The house, which the news outlet likened to a castle, was owned by IT executive and ...
    6 family members may have been in Maryland mansion fireWTSP 10 News
    Relatives: Reston IT Exec, Wife, Four Grandchildren Dead in Ma
  • Oracle to fix 167 vulnerabilities, including serious backdoor-like flaw in E-Business Suite

    Oracle to fix 167 vulnerabilities, including serious backdoor-like flaw in E-Business Suite
    Oracle’s monster batch of security updates expected Tuesday will include a fix for a serious misconfiguration issue in its E-Business Suite product that can give hackers access to databases full of sensitive business records.Renowned database security expert David Litchfield discovered the issue last year on a client’s system and at first he thought it was a backdoor left behind by an attacker.“On investigation, it turns out the ‘backdoor’ is part of a seeded installation!” he sai
  • BrandPost: Bigger Questions Beg for Faster Answers

    BrandPost: Bigger Questions Beg for Faster Answers
    You already know that the enterprise sector is generating monumental amounts of big data faster than ever. You also know that this big data needs big analytics. But perhaps you’ve not yet fully realized the immense business growth potential these buried gems of insights could deliver. The enterprise needs to not only ask bigger questions of their data, they’ll need the answers faster and faster. Cloudera Enterprise*, an industry leader in enterprise data management partnered with Intel i
  • FDA Wants to Regulate Some Wearables, But Fitbit's Fine

    FDA Wants to Regulate Some Wearables, But Fitbit's Fine
    With so many health-focused wearables hitting the market, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration is clarifying which of them can skate by without tighter regulations.
    Under the proposed guidance, the FDA’s Center for Devices and Radiological Health won’t examine what it considers “low risk general wellness” devices. If all the device does is promote better health through awareness and coaching—as fitness trackers from Fitbit and Jawbone do—they’ll be free from scrutiny under fed
  • How DirecTV Used Gamification to Overcome the Fear of Failure

    How DirecTV Used Gamification to Overcome the Fear of Failure
    After an IT project failed for the second time in less than a year at DirecTV, Sven Gerjets, its senior vice president of solutions delivery, and Mike Benson, its CIO, were fed up. They needed to change the mindset of the 1,000-person IT department to eliminate finger pointing and ensure mistakes weren’t repeated.In response, Gerjets, who has since left the company, and Benson came up with the idea to use video to share lessons learned from failures. They called on DirecTV's Chief Inspirati
  • 'Je Suis Charlie' Malware Shows Attackers' Agility

    'Je Suis Charlie' Malware Shows Attackers' Agility
    New malware piggy-backing on the viral "Je suis Charlie" slogan demonstrates the continuing evolution of malware writers, able to respond to trends quickly and with a robust distribution infrastructure.
    The new malware, based on DarkComet RAT code, was spotted within 24 hours of the attack against the Charlie Hedbo satirical newspaper last week in Paris, according to researchers from Sunnyvale, Calif.-based Blue Coat Systems, Inc.
    And it was clever enough to get around antivirus scanners --
  • Relatives: Reston IT Exec, Wife, Four Grandchildren Dead in Mansion Fire - Patch.com

    Relatives: Reston IT Exec, Wife, Four Grandchildren Dead in Mansion Fire - Patch.com
    Patch.com
    Relatives: Reston IT Exec, Wife, Four Grandchildren Dead in Mansion Fire
    Patch.com
    The four grandchildren of a Reston IT executive are reported victims of a multi-million-dollar blaze that destroyed a mansion and has left six people unaccounted for, according to news reports. Crews responded at 3:30 a.m. Monday to the home in the 900 ...
  • Success! Hardly Anyone Uses 'Password' as Their Password Anymore

    Success! Hardly Anyone Uses 'Password' as Their Password Anymore
    It's 2015, and some people still use embarrassingly obvious passwords such as “123456” and “password.” But at least people seem to be using those passwords less frequently than before.
    That's the conclusion of SplashData, a maker of password management software that every year compiles a list of the top 25 most common passwords. While the list itself hasn't changed much over the last few years, the company notes that only 2.2 percent of passwords now come from that list.To read thi
  • Inspiring individuals to follow in 2015 in Bangladesh - DhakaTribune

    Inspiring individuals to follow in 2015 in Bangladesh - DhakaTribune
    DhakaTribune
    Inspiring individuals to follow in 2015 in Bangladesh
    DhakaTribune
    The list was based on the the start up-entersprises and Entrepreneurship scene in Dhaka, and it highlights individuals who boost attention to the concerned environment. SD ASIA, an innovative regional online content site for businesses supported by the ...
  • BrandPost: When It Comes To Your Information Security Program, Don’t Go With Your Gut

    BrandPost: When It Comes To Your Information Security Program,  Don’t Go With Your Gut
    “Go with your gut!” is a phrase spoken in business every day. Many executives have learned to trust their intuition and lean on it for both minor and major decisions. After all, not everything can be quantified neatly. The human factor and personal experience can never be (and should never be) completely removed from any business equation.
    Here’s the problem: when it comes to information security (IS) programs, businesses are too often only going with their gut. Do that, and you’re l
  • HP teases wire-free computing with Elite X2 1011 hybrid

    HP teases wire-free computing with Elite X2 1011 hybrid
    Hewlett-Packard is taking a step to cut the cords from tablets and laptops with its Elite X2 1011 G1, which will be able to connect to displays and send print commands wirelessly.The Elite X2 1011 G1 is first an 11.6-inch tablet, but turns into a laptop when a keyboard is attached. But the hybrid doesn’t provide a truly wire-free experience—an optional dock provides the technology for the device to wirelessly connect to peripherals.For example, when connected to a dock, the hybrid will be
  • Dutch e-book resale site has to close for now, court rules

    Dutch e-book resale site has to close for now, court rules
    Dutch ebook resale site Tom Kabinet has to close because, at least at the moment, it cannot prove that all the books offered for sale on the site have been legally obtained, an Amsterdam court ruled Tuesday.Tom Kabinet, which allows sellers to upload ebook files to the site, has been online since June last year. It asks sellers to verify that the ebooks being uploaded were legally obtained, via a declaration in which they also state that they will erase their copy after the upload. That, howe
  • Libavcodec Bug Threatens Windows XP VLC Users

    Watch out Windows XP diehards: if you run the open source media player VLC you may be vulnerable to malicious attacks. A bug discovered in November affecting VLC was recently made public on Full Disclosure, a security-focused mailing list.
    The reported bug (dubbed CVE-2014-9597) allows a specially crafted video file with the FLV file extension opened in VLC 2.1.5 to corrupt memory. This could then allow the attacker to execute any code they want on the target machine. The vulnerability was
  • Stephen Amell talks about The Lazarus Pit in Arrow - Flickering Myth (blog)

    Stephen Amell talks about The Lazarus Pit in Arrow - Flickering Myth (blog)
    Flickering Myth (blog)
    Stephen Amell talks about The Lazarus Pit in Arrow
    Flickering Myth (blog)
    “I think there's a way to do it,” executive producer Marc Guggenheim told Comicbook when they asked about The Lazarus Pit. “That's not necessarily to say that we will do it but yes, I think there's a way to do it that's in keeping with the show, but ...

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  • Linium Recognized Among Top 20 Most Powerful Cloud Companies

    Linium Recognized Among Top 20 Most Powerful Cloud Companies
    We’ve got exciting news – Linium’s been named to CIO Story’s 20 Most Powerful Cloud Companies! We couldn’t be more proud to be starting 2015 with this designation and look forward to helping our clients grow confidently and achieve enterprise scale with cloud-based solutions.
    2014 was a pivotal year in Cloud Computing. The overwhelming trend we noticed was the sheer number of organizations adopting cloud solutions to help solve their most pressing challenges and become l
  • Here's How Much Those 'Free' Windows Licenses Actually Cost

    It's no secret that Microsoft is practically giving Windows 8.1 licenses away to tablet vendors in order to drive adoption, but now we know exactly how much the company makes.
    According to a document on Microsoft's OEM Partner Center site, discovered by ZDNet's Mary Jo Foley, the price of Windows 8.1 with Bing on 9-inch or smaller tablets is $0. (Microsoft avoids using the term “free,” and the site lists the actual price as $10, minus a $10 “configuration discount.”)To read this
  • 6 missing family members may have been in Maryland mansion fire - CBS News

    6 missing family members may have been in Maryland mansion fire - CBS News
    CBS News
    6 missing family members may have been in Maryland mansion fire
    CBS News
    Additionally, CBS Baltimore reports that a letter from the headmaster at the Severn School -- where the children attended -- said IT executive Don Pyle, his wife Sandy and their four grandchildren perished in the fire at 936 Childs Point Road. However ...
    BREAKING: Fire Officials Say 6 Family Members Missing From Annapolis ...CBS Local
    Fire Officials: 6 Family Members Likely Inside Home During FireNBC4 Washington
  • BrandPost: Microsoft Link Roundup

    And we’re back with more of the latest and greatest news and opinions on all things Microsoft. From staying up to the minute on Windows 10 to getting the most out of Office 365 to getting prepared for Windows Server 2003 EOS, we’ve got all the information you know you want, right here.Analysts Highlight Microsoft Windows Per-User Licensing Nuances for OrganizationsOrganizations likely will need a little guidance with Microsoft rolling out its new Windows per-user licensing, coming next m
  • NSA Hacked North Korea in 2010 But Still Failed to Spot Sony Attack

    NSA Hacked North Korea in 2010 But Still Failed to Spot Sony Attack
    The National Security Agency (NSA) failed to grasp the seriousness of North Korea's alleged November attack on Sony Pictures as it unfolded despite having penetrated the country's networks as far back as 2010, a report by the New York Times has suggested.
    Judging from the anonymous sources lined up by the newspaper as well as a short Der Spiegel document released from Edward Snowden's cache, the US program was fairly successful at burrowing into the North Korea 's cyber-systems from about fo
  • How to Remain (Mostly) Invisible Online

    How to Remain (Mostly) Invisible Online
    With such a heavy reliance on the Internet for all sorts of interactions and transactions and the many ways people are connected via their mobile or desktop devices, is it possible to remain invisible online?
    While this might be a challenge for many, there are ways for privacy-obsessed users to leave as little a trace as possible when venturing into cyberspace.
    Users should first re-evaluate what’s important to them when it comes to privacy, says Frank Ahearn, a privacy expert and author o
  • BrandPost: I Hate 'The Internet Of Things' -- But I Love The Internet Of Things

    BrandPost: I Hate 'The Internet Of Things' -- But I Love The Internet Of Things
    As a CIO, your boss or your peers are probably asking you about the Internet of Things (IoT). Or they soon will be.But what is it?It’s hard to find a sensible definition of IoT. After all, the Internet has always been made up of things. And if we can’t even define what IoT is, how can we think sensibly about the size and shape of the market?It’s time to sift the predictions...So First, What On Earth Is The IoT Market?
    The IoT terminology is woefully underspecified and overloaded.The
  • Fire Officials: 6 Family Members Likely Inside Home During Fire - NBC4 Washington

    Fire Officials: 6 Family Members Likely Inside Home During Fire - NBC4 Washington
    NBC4 Washington
    Fire Officials: 6 Family Members Likely Inside Home During Fire
    NBC4 Washington
    The home, which resembled a castle, was owned by IT executive and philanthropist Don Pyle, chief operating officer of ScienceLogic, and his wife, Sandra. Davies has declined to identify the family members they are looking for. Teddy bears and flowers ...
    6 missing family members may have been in Maryland mansion fireCBS News
    BREAKING: Fire Officials Say 6 Family Members Missing From Annapolis ...CBS
  • Monica Eaton-Cardone Named Chief Information Officer (CIO) of Global Risk ... - Virtual-Strategy Magazine (press release)

    Monica Eaton-Cardone Named Chief Information Officer (CIO) of Global Risk ...
    Virtual-Strategy Magazine (press release)
    Another source indicates that the percentage of women in IT executive leadership is lower still. The 2014 Harvey Nash CIO Survey found that among responding companies, only 11% of U.S. organizations had a female CIO — a figure that drops to 7% ...

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  • University of Maryland Takes Next Steps With Virtualization

    University of Maryland Takes Next Steps With Virtualization
    The University of Maryland’s Department of Transportation Services is taking virtualization to the next level.The department, known as DOTS, has a dual mission of managing campus parking and running a fleet of shuttle buses. In 2009, the organization virtualized its server infrastructure using VMware technology. Three years later, DOTS replaced the storage component of that environment, installing a storage-area network (SAN) from American Megatrends’ StorTrends division.[Related: Higher-
  • 6 Biggest Business Security Risks and How You Can Fight Back

    6 Biggest Business Security Risks and How You Can Fight Back
    Security breaches again made big news in 2014. Yet despite years of headline stories about security leaks and distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks and repeated admonishments from security professionals that businesses (and individuals) needed to do a better job protecting sensitive data, many businesses are still unprepared or not properly protected from a variety of security threats.Indeed, according to Trustwave’s recent 2014 State of Risk Report, which surveyed 476 IT professiona
  • Inmarsat hopes app developers will help expand use of satellite broadband

    Inmarsat hopes app developers will help expand use of satellite broadband
    Inmarsat wants more applications that take advantage of its new high-speed satellites, and has pledged to make it easier for any developer to create them.At its first ever developer conference, the U.K. company Inmarsat will on Tuesday announce a more welcoming approach to developers. The push aims to make the necessary tools more easily available than before and help developers understand how applications that use satellite communications need to be customized.“This will benefit both appli
  • Warning to White-Hat Hackers: Obama Proposal a Threat to What You Do

    Warning to White-Hat Hackers: Obama Proposal a Threat to What You Do
    President Obama’s proposal to update the computer fraud and abuse act could put white-hat hackers at risk of prosecution as members of organized crime, the SchmooCon hacking conference was told.
    Under Obama’s proposal, simply sharing passwords with friends – something hackers do routinely - could be enough to indicate that the person doing the sharing is involved in an organized criminal activity. That would set them up for punishment under the federal law designed to prosecute crime k
  • Cisco building switch ports to feed faster Wi-Fi

    Cisco building switch ports to feed faster Wi-Fi
    Cisco Systems is forging ahead with LAN switches designed to support faster Wi-Fi access points even while an ethernet standard for the technology they use is still taking shape.The switches have ports that can operate at 2.5Gbps (bits per second) or 5Gbps in addition to standard Gigabit and 10-Gigabit ethernet. The two new speeds let the switches keep up with Wi-Fi access points that can run at more than 1Gbps, and they work with the cables most enterprises already have.Wi-Fi is finally catc
  • Gap Between Perception and Reality of Cyberthreats Widened in 2015

    Gap Between Perception and Reality of Cyberthreats Widened in 2015
    There is a widening gap between what security executives believe to be true and the reality of cyberthreats, according to the Cisco 2015 Annual Security Report released today.
    And the number of areas in which the gap is showing up is also increasing, as attackers get more and more sophisticated.
    The confidence gap
    According to the study, which surveyed CISOs and security operations managers at 1,700 companies in nine countries, 90 percent of respondents said they were "confident" in their se
  • CIO's Guide to Becoming a Business Strategist

    CIO's Guide to Becoming a Business Strategist
    You’re a CIO, so you’re already an IT strategist. You’ve got the email and the data center under control, you’ve wrestled with the ERP beast, and you’re trying to keep the hackers out. So why do you need to also be a business strategist? Isn’t that the CEO’s job?To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here(Insider Story)
  • Brocade Offering Free SDN for One Year

    Brocade Offering Free SDN for One Year
    Brocade this week said it is shipping its SDN controller and offering it free for one year.
    Brocade’s Vyatta Controller was announced last September. It is based on the OpenDaylight open source “Helium” release.
    + MORE ON NETWORK WORLD: Why SDN All-Stars are heading to Brocade +To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here
  • The Upload: Your tech news briefing for Tuesday, January 20

    The Upload: Your tech news briefing for Tuesday, January 20
    State of the Union will include heavy focus on techU.S. President Barack Obama gives his annual State of the Union address Tuesday night, and this year there’s a heavy focus on technology. Last week, Obama previewed several of the new tech initiatives he’ll present, including new cybersecurity legislation and a push to improve broadband access.Will IBM earnings disappoint again?To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here
  • IMF to inspect 'ghost' infected payroll - Citifmonline

    IMF to inspect 'ghost' infected payroll - Citifmonline
    Citifmonline
    IMF to inspect 'ghost' infected payroll
    Citifmonline
    International Monetary Fund (IMF) Mission on payroll is expected in Ghana before the end of January, to inspect and attempt to help Ghana clear the huge number of ghost names from its public payroll. This was revealed by the Finance Minister Seth ...

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