MUST READ Bank Customers Favor Birthdate PINs By Mathew J. Schwartz Too many people use a date for their bank card PIN, giving attackers an edge in figuring out the number, reports Cambridge University researchers.
iPad 3 Reports Suggest 8MP Camera Spy shots of the Apple iPad 3 are hitting the Web fast and furious. The latest batch show off the camera, rear casing, and display panel.
5 Schemes For Redeeming Trust In SSL Web authentication is clearly flawed, but SSL and certificate authorities aren't going away. Here's a guide to the leading proposals to fix the problems.
Social Media Week: Business Metrics Take Spotlight At the global social event that expanded to 21 cities this year, business metrics dominated discussion. Hot topic included analytics and internal social business tools.
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DOWNLOAD INFORMATIONWEEK GOVERNMENT'S DIGITAL ISSUE As federal agencies embrace devices and apps to meet employee demand, the White House seeks one comprehensive mobile strategy.
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Telcos Poised To Disrupt Amazon's Enterprise Cloud Telephone companies have the assets and track record in delivering secure and reliable services to grab a piece of the enterprise cloud services market popularized by Amazon and Rackspace.
10 iPad Problems, Solved Don't let iPad annoyances drive you crazy or steal your time. We've chased down solutions to vexing iPad problems.
6 Predictions For Business Intelligence In 2012 A look at in-memory analysis, visual discovery, big data, mobile BI, cloud and social BI achievements in 2011 and forecasts for the year ahead.
How One SMB Went Green With iPads West Paw Design discovered that Apple's tablets let the pet supply company save money, improve productivity, and reduce its environmental impact.
Enterprise Social Networks: A Guided Tour More enterprises are deploying internal social networks to encourage collaboration and improve productivity. Take a tour of the major platforms and see how they are being used by leading organizations. View Now
Big Data, Big Social, Big MDM In Episode 3 of Valley View, hosts David Berlind and Fritz Nelson have guests from Google, Chart.io, MetaMarkets, telyHD, Good Technology, Mobile Iron and the CIO of the San Francisco Symphony. Watch
Social Analytics: Putting the Science into Social Business In this session we will discuss how social analytics can be applied to a variety of functions such as human capital management, sales force automation, and enterprise marketing management and the impact that social analytics is having on social channel interactions and traditional business processes. It happens Thursday, March 1, 2012. More Information & Registration
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