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	DIY dev: should you build your own app? For businesses with the right talent and resources, developing your own apps can offer huge advantages. But it's not for everybody. Read More   In this Issue How Google can make Android the first choice for app developers Win $500? Survey says YES! Data visualization: Beneficial but perilous Oracle unveils HTML5-based mobile BI app designer Amazon introduces web apps to its Android app store Version 3.0 of Nimble's CRM helps you find connections and keep them Has agile software development gone mainstream? WHITE PAPER: Akamai Technologies, Inc. Develop an Effective DDoS Mitigation Strategy To lower your organization's exposure to increasing web-based attacks, you need an effective DDoS Mitigation strategy. Download this Forrester Research report to learn how a two-phased approach to protecting your websites and applications can lower your risk. Learn More How Google can make Android the first choice for app developers Ibrahim Elbouchikhi, Google Play commerce product manager, outlines the challenges that Google faces to ramp developers' interest in the Android platform. Read More Win $500? Survey says YES! Take our short tech survey (just 10 minutes, we promise) and enter the drawing for a chance to win $500. Read More Data visualization: Beneficial but perilous With more data visualization tools readily available, more kinds of people – not just data scientists or trained data analysts – are able to create data visualizations. That opens up the potential for the creation of misleading data visualizations. Read More WHITE PAPER: Hitachi and Microsoft Telecom Partners Host Software as a Service Hitachi Telecom Partners Host SaaS on Hitachi Unified Compute Platform Select for Microsoft Private Cloud. It supports advanced capabilities, such as managed hosting, on-demand virtual servers, clustering and network services. Learn more Oracle unveils HTML5-based mobile BI app designer Oracle is latching onto the self-service BI (business intelligence) trend with a new tool for creating HTML5-based mobile applications. Read More Amazon introduces web apps to its Android app store Amazon's foray into the App Store marketplace recently gained a new feature which could help boost its offerings. They are now making HTML5 Web Apps first class citizens by placing them right next to other Android Apps in their App Store. Read More Version 3.0 of Nimble's CRM helps you find connections and keep them Nimble 3.0 brings a nice package of new features, helping you stay on top of your networks. Read More Has agile software development gone mainstream? Today's software development industry views object-oriented programming as 'just another tool.' Is agile development headed the same way? Read More
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