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	The fat lady has sung: The end of BlackBerry It's now crystal-clear there's a deeper problem at RIM: It doesn't view the BlackBerry as a platform but as a collection of one-off products. That is why the BlackBerry is a dead technology. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP How to Put Data Storage on a Diet Data storage needs continue to grow unabated, straining backup and disaster recovery systems while requiring more online spindles, using more power, and generating more heat. That leaves IT professionals to search for technology solutions that can at least lighten the load. Learn more. In this Issue Malware and hackers increasingly targeting Macs Fitting in vs. sticking out -- a newbie's choice, the team's role Privacy matters again, so you'd better prepare RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Microsoft Is Microsoft Desktop Virtualization for you? Desktop Virtualization provides a comprehensive suite of solutions that enables companies to give their employees flexibility to work everywhere; simplifying compliance and management through a centralized and unified infrastructure. Learn how IT is empowering users with Desktop Virtualization with this on-demand roundtable. Click to continue Malware and hackers increasingly targeting Macs The world's first easy-to-use crimeware kit signals cyber criminals' growing interest in targeting Apple with malware. Read More Fitting in vs. sticking out -- a newbie's choice, the team's role In a team environment, what matters is trust and alignment. This doesn't mean joining the Borg and losing all personal idiosyncrasies. It does mean understanding how people are accustomed to dealing with each other and adapting to it. Read More Privacy matters again, so you'd better prepare Thanks to high-profile cases concerning mobile devices tracking users, massive data breaches, and countless other instances of data being repurposed in ways users never intended, privacy issues are finally returning to the computer security big table. Read More
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