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	Google's Nexus 7 douses Kindle Fire In pairing Google Play's media and entertainment offerings with superior hardware at the $199 price point, Google has set its sights squarely on Amazon and the Kindle Fire. Read More WHITE PAPER: ITinvolve The Reasons CMDBs Don't Work There is no shortage of reasons why CMDB initiatives fail. A lack of trust in the data, the time consuming nature of these projects, and the inability of end users to see their value are frequently cited. Learn More! In this Issue After I/O: Google tries to be Sony, hobbles Android's business case Why BYOD scares me No excuse: Storms should not take down your cloud RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: SolarWinds Consolidate All of Your Event Logs in One Place for FREE! Tired of having to log on to each Windows system to see event logs? Looking for a centralized view? Organize all of your event logs from all of your Windows systems in one location with Event Log Consolidator. View, consolidate, and dismiss event logs and correlate issues among multiple Windows systems quickly and easily from one central location! Download the free Event Log Consolidator tool today! After I/O: Google tries to be Sony, hobbles Android's business case Say goodbye to Android as a business powerhouse: Google's going to make a run on the leadership in consumer electronics. Read More Why BYOD scares me BYOD is an epic battle in the ongoing war of security versus usability. And usability is winning -- which carries major security implications. Read More No excuse: Storms should not take down your cloud The people at any cloud provider need to drill fail-over scenarios and make sure the right mechanisms are in place for power loss and other normal consequences of weather, wherever they are located. The loss of power should never interrupt service. Read More
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