The surge of iPhones and other smartphones in the enterprise is a major headache for IT departments. Now, there are three new medicines that may help to ease that pain
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Three new options emerge for managing smartphones in the enterprise
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates is no longer the world’s richest man according to the annual Forbes magazine list released Tuesday, but it’s not like he’s going to have to go crawling back for his old job either.
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Poor Bill Gates: Mexican telecom tycoon grabs Richest Man title
This just in from VMware: “Fling is defined as ‘a brief casual relationship.’” That text actually appears on a site VMware created to share internal engineering projects — software code that is interesting but not yet ready for VMware’s flagship virtualization products.
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VMware unveils experimental projects on new Web site
Novell isn’t the IT giant it once was, but the company may be well worth the $2 billion offered in a takeover bid by a New York hedge fund, analysts say. Novell’s value is “at least that, and more,” says Gartner analyst Earl Perkins. In a letter sent Tuesday to Novell’s board of directors, the hedge fund Elliott Associates said its offer of $5.75 per share represented a premium of 49 percent over Novel’s enterprise value, a measure that includes a firm’s market capitalization, preferred stock and debt
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Is Novell worth $2 billion?
Cisco and several other investors have given $10.5 million to HyTrust, a startup that is tackling some of the thornier security problems posed by the growing popularity of VMware’s virtualization platform. HyTrust won “Best of Show” at last year’s VMworld, the major virtualization conference hosted by VMware, and was named of Network World’s 10 startups to watch in 2010.
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Cisco invests in virtualization security startup
Rather than targeting Web and email servers, attackers these days are prone to going after enterprises from the inside out, compromising end-user systems and then using them to access confidential data, according to a Web traffic analysis report by security-as-a-service provider Zscaler.
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Attackers going after end-users rather than servers
A new version of Enterasys’ Wi-Fi software simplifies network management and operations, and improves client performance in 802.11n enterprise wireless LANs .
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Enterasys enhances Wi-Fi management, 802.11n performance
PARC (Palo Alto Research Center), previously known as Xerox PARC, has been responsible for some of the greatest innovations in computing, including the graphical user interface and laser printing. PARC was spun out of Xerox in 2001 as an independent subsidiary and now is working on projects like content-centric networking. To find out the latest developments at PARC, InfoWorld Editor at Large Paul Krill talked to PARC CEO Mark Bernstein late last week during the Microsoft Global High-Tech Summit 2010 event in Santa Clara, Calif.
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PARC works on content-centric networking
Microsoft is revising the way it authenticates copies of Windows 7, the company has announced . Microsoft is adding to Windows 7 a new signature-based approach for checking if an OS is properly licensed. This signature checking will happen in addition to the key-based verification process
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Microsoft adds new procedures to Windows 7 activation
While Apple with its iPad tablet device may be hogging all the headlines lately, a Microsoft official stressed Thursday that the Redmond, Wash. software giant should not be counted out when it comes to offering its own software on different types of devices.
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Microsoft vies with Apple in device battle
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