| InfoWorld Daily PM | | | Although the benefits vary based on the services offered, IaaS tends to be a small step up from in-house virtualization. IaaS plays like Amazon EC2 mainly provide a way for you to do what you're already doing for a little less money. | | | Issue highlights 1. Stick a fork in Apple, it's done 2. Salesforce realizes nobody wants to store their files in Salesforce 3. Video: Hands-on with the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 4. IT Gender Salary Gap Not As Dramatic As You Think | | White Paper: HP and Intel® Xeon® processors The market for blade servers is becoming ever more complex and diverse due to the convergence of related modular form factors, a fast-growing interest in fabric-based infrastructure and the influence of cloud computing on buying behavior. Download the Gartner Magic Quadrant to see how the vendors in blade servers stack up. Read Now | | Samsung has stolen Apple's core in smartphones, smartwatches, even smart refrigerators. The era of Apple dominance is over. READ MORE | | Today, Salesforce is killing the Chatterbox name and instead subsuming its functionality into a new feature called Salesforce Files. It's different from previous Salesforce file-sharing efforts in several critical ways. READ MORE | | Samsung has been busy at the 2013 IFA show in Berlin, debuting several products. In the video below, Nick Barber of the IDG News Service gets some hands-on time with one of the new offerings: the Galaxy Note 3. READ MORE | | It's a common belief that men are paid more than women for the same job in the tech field. However, based on two recent salary surveys, that belief turns out to be less accurate than you might think. However, that doesn't mean significant gender career issues don't exist. READ MORE | | White Paper: Condusiv Technologies How can I/O optimization technology boost SQL Server response time by 130% and throughput by 50% in a virtual environment? openBench Labs tested V-locity VM in its independent lab—examining how the software dramatically increases SQL Server performance on VMs—with no additional hardware. Read now! | | | | |
