Cisco and Dimension Data to Accelerate Global Hybrid Cloud Adoption

Dimension Data Named Cisco’s First Global Intercloud Partner, Expanding on Successful 23-Year Relationship San Francisco – May 20, 2014 – Today at Cisco Live, Cisco and Dimension Data announced an expansion of their 23-year relationship with plans to accelerate and streamline hybrid cloud adoption globally. Cisco will use Dimension Data’s Managed Cloud Platform and SaaS solutions to deliver a suite of mid-market centric cloud services to its customers and resellers. Dimension Data and Cisco will partner to deliver an infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) solution that will be packaged with Cisco technology and software-as-a-services (SaaS)…

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11 Apps That Will Push Your Team to be More Productive

Working with a virtual team will have its ups and downs. There will always be challenges down the road but you can weather through anything when you have a great team.  Unfortunately, even the greatest teams are not immune to low productivity levels which greatly affects output. While you can routinely give pep talks to give your team a boost, you can also employ a variety of productivity tools to address the problem at hand. Productivity touches upon different aspects in a day in the life of a virtual team.…

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Insider Threats: How Employees Put Company Data at Risk

Forget cybercriminals — your own employees could be putting your company’s confidential data at risk, a new study finds. Employees with access to sensitive data — such as health care records, private company information, intellectual property or personal records — frequently put their organization’s confidential information at risk, according to research from security firm Raytheon Co. The study discovered that many employees with the highest levels of network permissions in organizations are often granted access to data and areas of the network not necessary for their roles and responsibilities. In addition,…

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Email Scam Targets Executives: How to Protect Yourself

A new email scam is targeting high-level executives at medium and large organizations. The malicious emails ask for payment on outstanding invoices, but executives who pay up are really sending company dollars straight to the pockets of cybercriminals. Discovered by cybercrime protection firm PhishLabs, the new scam attempts to convince targets to wire funds to various accounts controlled by the criminals behind the scam. And these fraudsters are very sneaky, taking every possible measure to make their scam look legitimate. [4 Ways to Protect Your Business from Cybercriminals] PhishLabs noted some key…

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The Internet of Everything Makes Smart Bridges Even Smarter

Using IoE technology, researchers experiment with ways to monitor, detect and repair bridge defects. The two-mile six-lane Charilaos Trikoupis Bridge in Greece links the town of Rio on the Peloponnese peninsula to the mainland, spanning the Gulf of Corinth. Its 300 or so sensors monitor its condition, alerting operators when, say, high winds call for shutting the bridge to traffic. Soon after going live about ten years ago, for example, the technology detected unusual vibrations in the bridge’s cables and, in response, engineers added more weights. Such “smart bridges” using…

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Lenovo outperforms market in 4th quarter and full year 2013/14

Strong growth in the PC and Tablet category drives record setting year HONG KONG, May 21, 2014 – Lenovo Group today announced results for its fourth fiscal quarter and full-year ended March 31, 2014. With record full-year revenue of US$38.7 billion, an increase of 14 percent year-over-year, a record full-year pre-tax income of US$1.01 billion, up 27 percent year-over-year and record full year earnings of US$817 million, up 29 percent, Lenovo had a truly outstanding year.  Lenovo expanded its number one position in PCs, adding 2.1 points of market share…

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SAP Job Cuts A Reminder Of Cloud’s Impact On IT Workforce

SAP is cutting jobs as it shifts its focus from traditional packaged software, increasingly shunned by companies, to providing application services through the cloud. The Germany-based company won’t say how many jobs are going, but the cuts do not represent an overall reduction in the workforce, SAP spokesman James Dever told The Wall Street Journal May 14. In fact, the company, which has 67,000 employees, expects to end the year with more workers. Job reductions will take place in less important divisions of the company as it realigns resources around its strategy of…

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Trust in the cloud

Maggie Holland explains how a well considered and executed cloud strategy can be as secure as on-premise solutions. Nothing is ever 100 per cent secure. Now that we’ve got that piece of truth out of the way, we can focus on how businesses can make their infrastructure, applications and services – ultimately, their data – as secure as possible. There has been much debate as to just how secure the cloud is. For many organisations, it ranks as the number one concern when thinking about moving all or even part…

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42 million US TV homes connected to internet

During the first quarter of 2014 there were 42 million US households with a TV connected to the internet, either via a video game console, Blu-ray disc player, streaming media player or the TV itself. According to the NPD Connected Intelligence Connected Home Report, between Q1 2013 and Q1 2014 the number of homes with a TV connected to the internet grew by six million. The vast majority of this increase was driven by growth in the number of homes with Connected TVs and streaming media players. For the first time,…

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Cloud computing aka ‘The future is trying to KILL YOU’

The brutal tech truth that links the problems of Rackspace, Dell, HP, IBM, Oracle, SAP, others Analysis What do all ailing enterprise IT companies have in common? Trouble in their core businesses due to the rise of cloud computing. The repercussions that the technology is having on the IT business are all around us, and its effects on the industry are as inevitable as gravity on a dropped bowling ball. Cloud computing’s rise spells trouble for any traditional Western IT company you care to name, and has already started to bite…

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