Cisco slashing up to 6,000 jobs

	Cisco slashing up to 6,000 jobs | IoT is here and there, but not everywhere yet
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	Riverbed bolsters net mgmt. software for greater automation Riverbed tacked three new software modules onto its SteelCentral network management product today, broadening the features already available through that framework. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Data+ Conference It's a sad truth: 99% of business data is being ignored. IDC estimates that only 1% of the world's data is currently being analyzed. That's a lot of actionable business insight that's being left to die in the vine. It's easy to see why. These jewels of business insight are hidden inside terabytes of enterprise data. Explore the new strategies being used to bring valuable data to light at the Data+ Conference, September 7-9, 2014 in Phoenix, Arizona. Sign up to attend free at: http://www.dataplusconference.com/NL In this Issue Cisco slashing up to 6,000 jobs IoT is here and there, but not everywhere yet Former Sprint CEO's severance could top $38M Amazon introduces mobile card reader to compete with Square, PayPal US DOJ asks court to vacate stay in Microsoft email privacy case Rivalry between Uber and Lyft gets ugly Google packs Classroom off to school Google tightens Gmail spam filtering Coding platform for IoT could bring data-crunching apps online faster Twitter sets the stage for video ads F5 CTO: We're working hard on the transition to software F5 CEO sees opportunity in myriad challenges facing IT WHITE PAPER: Citrix Deployment Best Practices to Deliver Any App to Mobile Users Access to corporate applications allows mobile workers to be more productive, responsive and informed when serving customers or collaborating with peers, helping to achieve business goals such as improved customer satisfaction and faster time to market for new products and services. Learn more Cisco slashing up to 6,000 jobs Cisco Systems will cut as many as 6,000 jobs over the next 12 months, saying it needs to shift resources to growing businesses such as cloud, software and security. Read More IoT is here and there, but not everywhere yet The Internet of Things is still too hard. Even some of its biggest backers say so. Read More Former Sprint CEO's severance could top $38M Golden parachutes like the one for Dan Hesse are 'pre-nuptial agreements for execs,' says one analyst. Read More Amazon introduces mobile card reader to compete with Square, PayPal Amazon.com has introduced a card reader coupled with smartphone and tablet apps that aim to provide small businesses with a way to accept payments on these devices. Read More US DOJ asks court to vacate stay in Microsoft email privacy case The U.S. Department of Justice has asked a New York court to vacate a stay on an order that would require Microsoft to turn over to the government certain emails held abroad. Read More Rivalry between Uber and Lyft gets ugly Two of the hottest startups for requesting rides from your smartphone are accusing each other of dirty tricks. Read More WHITE PAPER: Polycom 2014 Gartner MarketScope for Group Video Systems In this MarketScope report, Gartner evaluated seven group video conferencing vendors on business model, customer experience, market responsiveness and track record, marketing execution, product strategy, and overall viability. Learn more >> Google packs Classroom off to school Just in time for the new school year, Google has launched a tool called Classroom that aims to make teachers' harried lives a little easier. Read More Google tightens Gmail spam filtering Google is boosting Gmail's ability to detect and block malicious emails from spammers and scammers that exploit similarities among Unicode characters to dupe users into clicking on bad links. Read More Coding platform for IoT could bring data-crunching apps online faster The "Internet of things" won't be built overnight, but vendors are now stepping in to give enterprises a helping hand. Read More Twitter sets the stage for video ads Twitter is looking to boost its advertising business by letting more businesses pay to include video in their tweets. 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 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
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