Wearables are everywhere, but are they part of BYOD?
The wearables market is booming and growing. In 2015, consumers purchased an estimated 72.1 million wearables. The question is, "Are wearables part of BYOD?"
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Security 2016: Taking back the network
If you're tired of being threatened by identity theft, credit card hacks, social engineering, service station skimming, and malware-a-plenty, you're not alone. IT people are angry and are about to open a large can of old-fashioned whoop ass in the ongoing battle of good vs. evil.
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The ultimate answer to the handling of big data: the mainframe
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Do IT pros work too much? Survey says 'Yes'
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Who can make sense of the social media data din? Buzzlogix does and you can too
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Crucial's new BX200 SSD delivers affordable TLC
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Windows 10 enterprise adoption: Who's in? Survey says...
Microsoft stated on October 6th that more than 110 million devices already run Windows 10. But which businesses have already bought into Microsoft's latest desktop operating system? This survey has the answers.
Buzz Aldrin wants you to pick up STEAM, to get your ass to Mars, and to share space
Astronaut Buzz Aldrin and I had a good talk about Mars, the moon, STEAM, and sharing space through education.
IT budgets expected to grow slowly in 2016: Security and cloud will suffer
The IT show must go on, but do you know where the most of the IT budget spending will go in 2016? Hint: Think geriatric software.
SpiceWorld 2015: 'The most happenin' IT conference around'
SpiceWorld 2015 cranks up today in Austin Texas and it should be quite a show. With a sponsor list that reads like a Silicon Valley who's who and the party atmosphere of Austin, how can you go wrong?
SimpleMDM for Apple devices is both simple and powerful
Many mobile device management suites are so large and complex, or so heavy-handed, that administrators become frustrated and users become disgruntled. Enter, SimpleMDM.
Survey highlights Mac vs. PC buying in back to school shopping trends
More than 4,000 shoppers surveyed give you their outlooks on Mac, PC, tablets, and more for Fall semester 2015.
Faulty devices are a big problem for consumers and mobile carriers, survey says
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