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Tuesday, September 25, 2012
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HERE COMES WINDOWS 8! Upgrading isn't the easy decision that Win 7 was. We take a close look at Server 2012, changes to mobility and security, and more in the new digital issue of InformationWeek.
Also in this issue: Why you should have the difficult conversations about the value of OS and PC upgrades before discussing Windows 8.
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VALLEY VIEW IS BACK THIS WEEK
 Join us on September 26 for Valley View, our exciting live video show. In addition to an exclusive chat with NetSuite CEO Zach Nelson, and an in-studio interview with CitiGroup CTO Yobie Benjamin, we'll feature our new Elevator Pitch session, a rapid-fire deluge of information about new technology approaches.
One company's elevator pitch we'll be highlighting: Cliqr Technologies.
Cliqr promises businesses a way to migrate enterprise applications to the cloud (with some possible within a day!), and manage those applications security. CEO Gaurav Manglik says that his company's approach doesn't require modifications to applications that tie them to a specific cloud provider, thus also making it easy to migrate applications between clouds, preventing lock in.
Other Elevator Pitches featured: Appthority (Mobile Security), Kontiki (Enterprise Video), Crowdstrike (Enterprise Security), Fusion-io (flash memory for the data center).
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REPORTS & WHITEPAPERS
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Research: 2012 State of IT Outsourcing
Most of our 564 survey respondents farm out some IT functions, often to a mix of suppliers. But don't immediately think "Asia": Just 4% exclusively use offshore firms. And among consumers of outsourcing services, 54% support legislation that would penalize U.S.-based companies for moving IT jobs overseas.
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Windows 8 Survival Guide: OS and Browser Security
Windows 8 continues the work that Microsoft undertook with Windows 7: to build a more secure operating system and browser from the ground up. The new OS makes significant changes around application controls to limit the fallout of exploits. It also offers improved password management tools, a beefed-up anti-malware package and more encryption options.
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FEATURED WHITEPAPERS Cloud Infrastructure Matters New IT technologies and abstractions, such as cloud computing, layer on top of existing ones. This may make the foundational layers less visible, but they remain just as important (or even more so). Learn about applications with a consistent, certified environment across physical servers, virtual servers, private clouds, and public clouds through both technical certifications and business relationships.
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Content Sharing 2.0: The Road Ahead
Legacy content management and collaboration systems simply weren't designed to meet the evolving requirements of today's IT and business managers, as well as the needs of content users. Learn about cloud-based content storage, access and collaboration services that require virtually no user training and supports file access and delivery on almost all popular PC and mobile devices.
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MOST POPULAR NEWS
Selecting the Right Database for the Right Problem Columnar, NoSQL, NewSQL and Hadoop are the hot new technologies that are helping companies manage their big data challenges. This webinar will demystify this world, outlining the analytics challenges posed by machine-generated data and giving an overview of the best use cases for these new technologies. It happens Thursday, September 27, 2012. More Information & Registration
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This issue sponsored by IBM
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Organizations must rigorously protect their data from all threats including malicious attacks that can distort or destroy data, and inadvertent corruption or misuse by employees. Learn how you can benefit from a unified approach.
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