The real story behind the big Microsoft and B&N deal

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	The real story behind the big Microsoft and B&N deal Yesterday, Microsoft and Barnes & Noble surprised the world -- especially the stock market -- with an astounding joint venture that has the potential to change the tablet scene permanently. To understand what really happened, you need to look at the people involved. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: LogMeIn Remotely manage with LogMeIn Central Central's web-based management console lets you deploy software, proactively monitor and automate tasks. You can even apply all Windows Updates at the same time to keep systems up-to-date and secure. Try it free for 30 days. In this Issue Pick your strategy for BYOD The end of Android as we know it To win with cloud computing, change IT first Lies, spies, and Wi-Fi: Google fesses up WEBCAST: Intel and Dell The Higher-Bandwidth, Lower-Cost Connection of Choice Join Intel and Dell Live as they discuss their new LAN on Motherboard enhancements to the Dell PowerEdge servers. Learn how Expedient, a cloud provider, is using 10 Gigabit Ethernet to boost its services and rein in costs. View Now Pick your strategy for BYOD BYOD is inherently unmanaged, and in trying to control it, you'll always be putting a square peg in a round hole. So just focus on data security instead of focusing the device. Read More The end of Android as we know it The Android platform was built on and is supported by expediency. That's not a long-term strategy, and it can't compete with a highly capable, highly focused Apple or even a highly invested Microsoft. Read More To win with cloud computing, change IT first Most organizations consider the move to cloud-based platforms as simple additions to the existing portfolio of IT systems. But the dirty little secret is that most of the change to IT needs to occur before the first implementation to make cloud computing holistically successful. Read More Lies, spies, and Wi-Fi: Google fesses up Google admits it knowingly gathered sensitive data from unprotected Wi-Fi networks with Street View and did nothing to stop it. The FCC fine: Pocket change. Read More
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