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Center stage at this year's Google I/O was a company honing its vision for a future beyond search
This CIO is bringing analytics to the gridiron to improve player safety.
A NAC initiative so far has revealed a whole lot of devices that don't meet the criteria for getting on the network.
State-sponsored cybercriminals use simple weapons to infiltrate U.S. networks, and then quietly steal data while remaining undetected.
A clampdown on visa use by offshore firms may prompt creative responses
Nearly two years ago, CEO promised social would transform users' experience with Google. Here it comes
Execs at Google I/O lay out plan to end search as we know it; one analyst says it one-ups Apple
Taking on upstarts like Pandora and Spotify, Google's All Access makes a splash with launch Wednesday in the U.S.
The software now goes way beyond controlling physical devices.
Searching with more than basic keywords returns better results
Laws limit access to employee's social media accounts, and that may be a good thing, legal experts say
Apple-esque communication strategy comes home to roost, argues analyst
You can stop users from putting bad software on good machines.
Analysts believe Microsoft won't dare charge for this year's update to Windows 8, but one is certain it will for future annual releases
Saar Gillai, head of HP's Converged Cloud, talks about how HP provides an on-ramp to the cloud for enterprises
Indicted cyber thieves used pre-paid debit cards, maniulated bank accounts to withdraw huge sums from ATMs around the world
Mobile wallet growth will remain stagnant in U.S. until new POS terminal security rules take effect in 2015, analysts say
Can mobile apps help us make better decisions in regulated environments?
What they are really good at is remaining hidden, security experts say in wake of Pentagon report
Just what does 'good faith' hiring mean?
Interview spree by Windows' CFO brings little new information to the table -- and that's a big problem for everyone in the ecosystem, argues analyst
Open-source software throws a wrench into traditional software evaluation criteria. Here's what to look for and what you'll be expected to contribute.
IT workers increasingly need to have business acumen along with technical skills so they can better help struggling companies boost the bottom line.
This CIO sees new opportunities for patient care with mobile solutions.
Open-source software is free, flexible and adaptable, but lax oversight can obliterate the benefits. Here's how IT is keeping track.
It's a whole new ballgame for traditional data analysts, as training focuses on deep knowledge of statistics and computer science.
Think you can upgrade your cars hardware? Not anytime soon
Brian Krzanich expected to focus on manufacturing and making trains run on time
Some say Microsoft should scrap alternative to Windows 8
17 years ago, Apple was on the brink of disaster, and its junk bonds reflected the unease over its future with Windows dominant
Balance and Knox server-side software face adoption uncertainties, delays
As supply chain threats grow ever more sophisticated, companies tap new technologies to protect their assets and deliver the goods.
