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	Intel throws its weight behind HTML5 Intel's Michael Richmond, senior architect in the company's Open Source Technology Center, positioned HTML5 as a technology for applications beyond just website development. Read More WHITE PAPER: Crittercism New Problems Require Innovative Solutions Crittercism surveyed over 250 technology professionals responsible for mobile apps from North American companies, across multiple industries, to understand their sentiments on Mobile Application Performance Management (APM) solutions. Read more! In this Issue Microsoft botches six Windows patches in latest Automatic Update IT certifications are finally helping your paycheck again Big data means big challenges in lifecycle management Windows RT? More like Windows WTF WHITE PAPER: LogRhythm SANS Product Review on SIEM 2.0: Big Data Security Platform SANS reviews LogRhythm version 6.1: The product can analyze and report on security data in many different ways, and it offers a range of easy-to-use features. New capabilities in this release focused on more complex analytics and analysis, as well as behavioral whitelisting and analysis. Learn More Microsoft botches six Windows patches in latest Automatic Update In an amazing tour de force, Microsoft's Automatic Update chute released at least six bad patches on Tuesday. Microsoft acknowledges it has problems with KB 2876063, KB 2859537, KB 2873872, KB 2843638, KB 2843639, and KB 2868846. Read More IT certifications are finally helping your paycheck again After declining for six years, the value of many IT certifications is increasing -- but pick the right one if you want to cash in. Read More Big data means big challenges in lifecycle management No matter what its size or variety, data must still be managed through its lifecycle, even when the tools are immature. Read More Windows RT? More like Windows WTF How did Microsoft miss so badly with Windows RT? By putting its own needs ahead of its users' requirements. Read More
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