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	Why PCs trump iPads for innovation The strongest argument in favor of the personal computer is the iPad. Read More WHITE PAPER: ADTRAN Unified Communications: Getting the Green Light In these articles, Network World and its sister IDG Enterprise publications explore the rising importance of UC within the enterprise and provide advice on how to create a working strategy. Learn more In this Issue Windows Server 8: A big leap for Hyper-V HP, others struggle to unload non-Apple tablets BART vs. Anonymous: Dumb and dumber It takes a disaster to prove a techie right WHITE PAPER: Websense, Inc. DLP Solutions and Strategies Reviewed According to the 2011 Verizon Data Breach Report, 96% of data compromises were avoidable and 86% were discovered by someone other than the victim. Preventing data leaks isn't impossible, but it requires vigilance combined with the latest technologies. Read More. Windows Server 8: A big leap for Hyper-V Just this week, Windows chief Steven Sinofsky released the first post of the Building Windows 8 blog, which promises an inside look from the Windows engineering team. In that post, he says, "Windows 8 reimagines Windows." Read More HP, others struggle to unload non-Apple tablets More than a year has gone by since Hewlett-Packard plunked down $1.2 billion for Palm in hopes of becoming a credible competitor to Apple in the mobile market. Thus far, the company has had little to show for that acquisition but frustration and embarrassment. Read More BART vs. Anonymous: Dumb and dumber There are a lot of very smart people who live in the greater San Francisco area. Apparently none of them work for Bay Area Rapid Transit. Certainly the functionaries who made the decision to block commuters' cellphones last week won't be taking home the grand prize on "Jeopardy" any time soon. Read More It takes a disaster to prove a techie right A tech pro's expertise is not always compatible with a manager's ego. The head honchos reject the reports, plans, budgets, recommendations, arguments -- and common sense. But sometimes, letting nature take its course can be the best way to make the point. Read More
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