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	Why it sometimes makes sense to go slow with mobile development At Westinghouse, developers work slowly and steadily to avoid bugs in mobile apps used for testing the nuclear power plants that the company builds for electricity providers around the world. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Binary Tree   Merger Integration: Diverse Organizations Collaborate as One Corporate email and related applications are often overlooked during an impending integration of dissimilar environments, or a separation into multiple ones. Several key factors enable an organization to collaborate as one team, quickly and robustly, while maintaining user productivity. Learn More In this Issue Google to Apps users: take more responsibility for protecting your accounts SMBs get their very own Salesforce app store IBM offers 'devops' services to speed up enterprises' app development This is what happens when you outsource application development to a company that goes bust Got coder's block? Here are 12 real-world methods for breaking on through 7 ways you can help your sales team be more effective BOOK GIVEAWAY: Responsive Mobile Design: Designing for Every Device Attack of the one-letter programming languages 7 tools tuned for agile development success WHITE PAPER: Binary Tree   Merger Integration: Diverse Organizations Collaborate as One Corporate email and related applications are often overlooked during an impending integration of dissimilar environments, or a separation into multiple ones. Several key factors enable an organization to collaborate as one team, quickly and robustly, while maintaining user productivity. Learn More Google to Apps users: take more responsibility for protecting your accounts Changes to the suite's security features should make it easier for employees to become more active in protecting themselves from hackers. Read More   SMBs get their very own Salesforce app store A data integation feature will allow users to add customer information stored in the apps to their Desk.com portal. Read More   IBM offers 'devops' services to speed up enterprises' app development Big Blue experts can help CIOs implement this new approach to rapid creation and release of software. Read More   This is what happens when you outsource application development to a company that goes bust Hint: You become a software house -- at least temporarily. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Binary Tree   SMART: Best Practices for Migrating the Corporate Directory A cornerstone of any IT infrastructure, Microsoft Active Directory plays a central role, determining access to and usage rights for IT resources. Migrating AD to a new environment must be planned and managed carefully using best practices, while maintaining operations and user functionality. Learn More Got coder's block? Here are 12 real-world methods for breaking on through Like writers, software developers can also get stuck staring at a blank screen. Here are a dozen common ways programmers get code flowing again. Read More   7 ways you can help your sales team be more effective From CRM to gamification, sales and marketing experts share strategies and tools that can help salespeople be more productive and close more deals. Read More   BOOK GIVEAWAY: Responsive Mobile Design: Designing for Every Device Learn how to create Web designs that work on any device. We've got 5 copies to give to some lucky readers. Enter now for your chance to win! Read More   Attack of the one-letter programming languages From D to R, these lesser-known languages tackle specific problems in ways worthy of a cult following. Read More   7 tools tuned for agile development success Dev shops versed in agile development can choose from a wealth of rapidly improving project management tools to hone their processes Read More
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