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    If CIOs are to remain relevant and strategic, they need to teach their IT teams the lingua franca of business.

  • It's time to rebrand enterprise IT expertise

    As businesses go digital, technology expertise is needed more than ever. The question is how to do that in a way that doesn't alienate the business.

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    This week, Searchlight focuses on data privacy issues including privacy expectations, Google's ironic stance on 'big data' and more.

• Security

  • Users may remain vulnerable despite Oracle Java patch release

    Oracle has issued a new security patch for Java, but only 7% deployed the patch before it.

  • Gary McGraw: NSA data collection programs demand discussion, scrutiny

    Opinion: Gary McGraw details the various and sundry NSA data collection programs and explains why all its efforts demand new discussion and scrutiny.

  • Enterprise BYOD offers mixed bag for enterprise endpoint security

    A Gartner analyst says enterprise BYOD -- specifically iOS and Android devices -- presents many pros and cons for enterprise endpoint security.

• Networking

  • Marble Security's cloud-based mobile security service augments MDM

    Marble Security released its new cloud-based mobile security service that can work with MDM tools for protection of employee-owned mobile devices.

  • New VMS feature enables big spines of Mellanox Ethernet ToR switches

    A new Layer 3-based Virtual Modular Switch feature on top-of-rack Ethernet switches from Mellanox enables large clusters for leaf-spine architecture.

  • Can your existing tools juggle so many external services?

    You need to make sure you have the right tools to effectively monitor so many new externalized services. Expert Henry Svendblad shows you how.

• Data Center

  • Red Hat Open Hybrid Cloud aids private, public cloud management

    Hardware, virtualization, public and private cloud are all converging and need to be managed as one environment. Enter Red Hat's Open Hybrid Cloud.

  • Mainframe modernization takes on urgency

    A Red Hat Summit talk on database and mainframe modernization highlights urgency, need for agility in enterprise development teams.

  • AMD microprocessors regroup to fight another day

    Intel may win the server war, but AMD microprocessors could find more acceptance in another niche market.

• Data Management

  • Events report: Information Builders Summit 2013, graph databases and more

    SearchDataManagement editors discuss the Information Builders user conference and two other events; topics include graph databases and 'data artists.'

  • From 4GLs to HTML5 desktop apps: Bringing data to the masses

    Advocating wider access to data, speakers at the Information Builders Summit 2013 traced a journey from 4GL tools to HTML5 desktop apps and beyond.

  • Enterprise data quality efforts in good company with MDM, governance

    Combining data quality initiatives with master data management and data governance programs can help ensure that data remains accurate and consistent.

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