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	Federal CIOs lean on virtualization, shared services to trim data centers Viewing the data center as the focal point of an ambitious set of technology initiatives, federal CIOs are working aggressively to slash server counts and consolidate facilities as they position their agencies to adopt cloud applications, roll out mobile technologies and support big data projects. Read More   WEBCAST: VMware | IBM 3 Virtual Desktop Must-haves Employees today expect to take their work anywhere and on any device. This BYOD mindset poses a dilemma for organizations that want to create a flexible workplace while ensuring security, control, and lower costs. IBM and VMware collaboratively provide a dynamic VDI solution. View Now In this Issue Amazon protects its virtual desktops with two-factor authentication Windows 9: Goodbye, Charms bar, hello virtual desktops? F5 CEO sees opportunity in myriad challenges facing IT F5 CTO: We're working hard on the transition to software Oracle issues a virtual strongbox for enterprise encryption keys 15 technologies changing how developers work WEBCAST: IBM Corporation   Desktop virtualization market trends You've probably heard about desktop virtualization -- and some of its benefits – things like tighter security, streamlined management and lower costs. But would desktop virtualization be right for your company? Could you expect to reap all those benefits? And how quickly would you gain a return on investment? View Now Amazon protects its virtual desktops with two-factor authentication Amazon Web Services now lets enterprises use two-factor authentication to better protect hosted WorkSpaces virtual desktops. Read More   Windows 9: Goodbye, Charms bar, hello virtual desktops?   The Windows 9 reports keep filing in and boy oh boy does this upcoming release sound the like modern OS Windows fans have been waiting for. Read More   F5 CEO sees opportunity in myriad challenges facing IT   F5 Networks CEO John McAdam says future of IT is complicated, confusing and riddled with security threats - and that's a good thing. Read More   F5 CTO: We're working hard on the transition to software F5 Networks is a veteran player in the network management market, having sold its load balancing hardware - or application delivery controllers, as it prefers to call them - to large numbers of data center customers. Read More   Oracle issues a virtual strongbox for enterprise encryption keys Managing the keys of all your valuable resources, be they in the real world or the virtual, can be a hassle. Managing all the encryption keys for an entire enterprise is a harder challenge still. Read More   15 technologies changing how developers work 3D printers, sensor networks, virtual humans, and other technologies under development now will drastically change our world in the decade to come. Read More
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