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Enterprises are tapping CDOs to monetize digital assets, but how will these new execs interact with IT? And will the hiring trend hold?
The browser is behind Google's play for user data from as many screens as possible
$35 gizmo may hamper Apple's 'hobby' business in the living room, say analysts
Library looking for people who, in exchange for access to Dream Lab co-working spaces, will share their expertise for one hour a month
Wake up, say analysts, the gravy train days are over; lower iPad prices are necessary to stay in the game
Tim Cook takes shot at rivals' tablets based on Web browsing stats
Make these mistakes and you won't need an algorithm to predict the outcome
Real getaways for IT pros? Not. Here's how IT managers manage themselves on vacation
Legislation, stealth technologies, and emerging data privacy markets are proving that the battle for our Net privacy has only just begun
Stings, penetration pwns, spy games -- it's all in a day's work along the thin gray line of IT security
Redmond can't afford to dump ARM just because it screwed up on Surface RT, analysts assert
Consumer sales plummet 27%, but business revenue salvages both Office and the company's overall quarter
Former Rackspace employees form online testing startup, which the company now uses as an initial candidate screen
Failed attempts to change corporate culture litter the business landscape, says expert, citing research into fiascos
Companies need to generate excitement for the new tech, analysts say
Accept lower Windows revenue to drive devices-and-services strategy, urges IDC
Main targets of new plans are the young and tech savvy, who want latest phones sooner
In her first year as CEO of Yahoo, Marissa Mayer focused on acquisitions, mobile
Here's the big question: Does the personal computer industry stabilize, and if so, where?
A new film recounts how a data center's customers and employees worked tirelessly to keep the facility running after last fall's big storm.
After a DDoS attack is discovered by chance, the audit can no longer wait until later in the year.
Forget new (and better) technologies -- email is as entrenched in the business world as it's ever been. Here's why we can't break free.
Climate change is causing some IT leaders to consider relocating, or at least hardening, their facilities.
These three top-tier businesses are reaping huge rewards from data analytics. Here's what your company might be missing out on.
Ending a bitter feud, the database vendor enters into a cloud-centric deal with Salesforce.com, and announces similar agreements with Microsoft and NetSuite.
Location-sharing app Glympse shares GPS locations, but expires after a predetermined time
Windows now simply a 'shell,' says CEO
Dis-invitation is interesting because last year Defcon opened with General Keith Alexander, director of the National Security Agency
New group dedicated to devices means a head-to-head battle with OEMs, analysts argue
Microsoft scrambled to make its OS work with 41-megapixel sensor in new Lumia smartphone
Hiring shows improvement in Q2, but the labor pool is flat
Ex-engineer and standup comedian Don McMillan says he is 'still a geek at heart'
No immediate impact, analysts decide
