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	Old Java versions breed new security exploits It's easy for computers -- both in homes and at organizations -- to have multiple versions of Java installed, thus exposing those systems to security exploits. IT admins need to do a better job of closing those holes. Read More WEBCAST: IBM Automate and accelerate your business processes Document Imaging has the power to significantly improve business processes, but few organizations are reaping the full benefits of this technology. Watch this video to learn how IBM Production Imaging Edition software can help you manage and process documents faster at less cost. Learn More! In this Issue BlackBerry reboot: What's in, what's out, and who should keep the faith Google: Bringing you the future today WEBCAST: IBM Trends in Business Analytics In his presentation "Trends in Business Analytics", Colin White (Founder, BI Research) will explore the impact that trends such as analytic RDBMSes, Hadoop and MapReduce, the NoSQL movement, smarter and real-time analytics, and self-service business intelligence will have on businesses. Read Now BlackBerry reboot: What's in, what's out, and who should keep the faith What is in store for the BlackBerry reboot of 2012, when the BlackBerry OS is supposed to be retired and the PlayBook OS made strong? Let InfoWorld walk you through what it means to developers and users. Read More Google: Bringing you the future today At the secret Google X lab, the search giant is funding research into robots, driverless cars, and smart dinnerware. Cringe has ideas for other projects for the Googlers. Read More
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