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Despite touted benefits for service providers, OpenFlow and SDNs can help extend business VLANs, create security zones, establish BYOD policies...
Security breach grabs headlines but will users pack up and leave?
Meanwhile, customers object to Share Everything plans, and one has organized a Facebook group protest
Real danger from federal officials who 'continue to pooh-pooh' cybercrime, police investigator says
Thunderbolt can transfer a full-length, high-definition movie in less than 30 seconds.
Success Flame creators had in using memory sticks will be studied by hackers
Chances slim of any movement given Presidential campaign heating up
Virgin Mobile is betting you will
Social networking company has little new to say about how 6.5M passwords ended up on Russian hacking site
Job duties, career goals and a worker's personality should be considered before deciding to telecommute
Chinese PC maker has big plans to become world's largest PC maker
The current tech talent gap is just the first sign of a coming revolution in the IT jobs market. Here's how to secure your footing now and brace for what's ahead.
But providers need to tackle integration, customization and brokerage issues before SaaS can reach its full potential
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers saves money, gains business agility with Salesforce.com
Supporters cite public safety issues, opponents call it unconstitutional
Grassley alleges abuses of OPT program Times Square bomber was on, and a federal lawsuit may have illustrated his point
Reports peg No. 5 browser maker as takeover target
Corporate technology managers must take time when deciding on Windows, Office upgrade path
Odds are improving in Congress on green cards for science, technology, engineering and math
New book, iDisorder, looks at the dangers and offers advice for dealing with obsession
Need outside expertise for your next IT project? These resources and tips can help.
As users bring their own technology to the workplace, companies look to unified communications to tie it all together.
Ready for your new job as an augmented reality specialist, a VP of virtualization or a customer sleuth? Here's what you need to know.
This CIO got to build an IT organization from scratch -- in one short year.
Investors jump on the big-data bandwagon. Many see it as a good bet, but others warn about hype.
Several companies have begun offering big data analytics-as-a service
EMC deal for XtremeIO highlights Israel's highly-skilled IT workforce, tech success
ROI, implementation issues keep adoption rates low
Expect big performance gains in data centers and on consumer devices
Thompson resigns after resume scandal; What happens to Yahoo now?
As data volume explodes, open-source search applications make a move toward the enterprise.
Customers say the hosted version of the vendor's next-gen application suite is easier to deploy and use than the on-site option.
