Why going private won't save Dell or BlackBerry

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	Dance of the zombies: Why going private won't save Dell or BlackBerry Going private is a slick trick that makes a few people really rich and buys some time, but does little to solve the fundamental problems that turned their companies into flesh eaters. Read More WHITE PAPER: CDNetworks Scaling the Great Firewall of China This white paper and FAQ provide a high level understanding of challenges to reaching China with your brand and the types of licenses needed to operate a website reaching consumers, businesses, and employees in China. Read now >> In this Issue Tech sector picks up 103,000 jobs -- but it may not be enough How to provision users in a cloud world How Apple makes the iPhone 5s for the same price as the iPhone 5 Video: iPhone 5s vs. .50-caliber rifle WHITE PAPER: Citrix 10 Reasons to Strengthen Info Security with Virtualization New ways of working call for new ways of managing risk. Mobility, flexwork, BYOD and increased collaboration across organizations have changed the risk profile and undermine existing IT architectures. This paper describes how desktop virtualization can help regain control and reduce risk without sacrificing business productivity and growth. Learn More Tech sector picks up 103,000 jobs -- but it may not be enough On the whole, tech jobs are up since 2011, but those clamoring for STEM education may be confounded by slow job growth. Read More How to provision users in a cloud world When subscribing to multiple SaaS offerings serving many users, it gets complicated quickly. Here's how to address the problem now and in the future. Read More How Apple makes the iPhone 5s for the same price as the iPhone 5 IHS iSuppli's iPhone 5s teardown reveals that the new tech raised Apple's costs by $14.50 -- $6 more for the processor, $1.50 more for the RAM, and $7 more for the fingerprint sensor -- but Apple was able to save $12.50 on other parts, resulting in the net materials increase of just $2. Read More Video: iPhone 5s vs. .50-caliber rifle It is now de riguer to put new mobile devices through torture tests. But there are torture tests, then there are torture tests. The video below depicts the latter category. Read More
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