The last word on app dev accountability

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	The last word on app dev accountability What's worse: too much regulation or crap code that causes damage only victims pay for? That question answers itself, once you solve a simple riddle. Read More WHITE PAPER: Riverbed The Changing Requirements of WAN Optimization Companies looking to drive greater IT performance will do well to begin their search with WAN optimization, which has evolved into a complete system that provides deep, actionable visibility. Read on to learn how WAN optimization works across the broad range of applications that enterprises use the most. Read Now. In this Issue iSCSI learns new tricks Microsoft keeps trying -- and failing -- with Bing Apache and Oracle warn of serious Java 7 compiler bugs WHITE PAPER: Riverbed What's Changed with BC and DR? Read ESG's advice on practical methods to improve business continuity and disaster recovery by leveraging WAN optimization and cloud accelerator technologies. Learn how a modest investment can dramatically reduce or defer network costs and provide a payback in less than one year. Learn more! iSCSI learns new tricks The performance gap separating FC and iSCSI keeps narrowing. Eventually, other factors such as ease-of-use and flexibility may be more important. To decide which tool is right for the job, you need a solid feel for what differentiates FC from iSCSI. Read More Microsoft keeps trying -- and failing -- with Bing Microsoft's Online Services Division paid about $3 per search for its recent boost in search engine market share. When will this pricey increase in search traffic pay off? Read More Apache and Oracle warn of serious Java 7 compiler bugs Java 7 includes hotspot-compiler optimizations that miscompile certain loops, potentially affecting projects such as Apache Lucene Core, Apache Solr, and possibly others. Read More
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