5 very cool (but kinda creepy) mobile technologies

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	5 very cool (but kinda creepy) mobile technologies Cool new applications and services are continually emerging, helping users stay connected, informed, productive, entertained -- or distracted. But the creep factor skyrockets when you consider all the data you're handing over in exchange for that connection. Read More ARTICLE: Harvard Business School Negotiation Programs at Harvard Business School When organizations are looking to forge key partnerships, secure major clients, or execute complex transactions, it depends on executives who excel at decision making. Harvard Business School offers negotiation programs designed to help you navigate multiparty deals, make decisions under pressure, and strengthen your team's negotiation skills. Learn More In this Issue Don't call me a 'consumer' or an 'end-user' Is BYOD the precursor to the open source desktop? Web Components: New hope for Web designers WHITE PAPER: AppAssure Software Backup for Virtual and Physical Servers Best Practices Read this popular whitepaper by Don Jones, a world renown author, speaker and Microsoft MVP about the Top 10 Best Practices of backing up Microsoft Windows Server on Virtual and Physical Servers. Learn more Don't call me a 'consumer' or an 'end-user' What's wrong with "consumer" and "end-user"? Plenty! Both terms come from a place that inherently devalues the user, even if the people using the terms aren't conscious of that fact. Read More Is BYOD the precursor to the open source desktop? BYOD is an opportunity waiting to be grasped for enterprise IT executives -- a move to management by standards rather than centrally purchased company desktops. It also offers the prospect of letting people use open source software. Read More Web Components: New hope for Web designers This project is composed of a group of technologies aimed at making it possible to create rich Web UIs using ordinary CSS and markup. They do this by allowing toolkit makers to encapsulate their widgets and UI elements as easily reusable components. Read More
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