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  2. End User Experience Today

  1. Aternity Product Demo - VDI / Desktop Virtualization

    Get a 5-minute demonstration of how to use fact-based assessments to empirically understand the resources required to support multiple users, each running a variety of different applications across virtual desktop servers.

  2. Latest Industry News

    1. HP Expands Thin Client Solutions for Mobility and Unified Communications

      Explore Marketwire (May 23 2013)

      HP Velocity, Extended Support for Citrix Enhance Reliability, Security

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      Comment Mentions:   Citrix   Microsoft   Los Angeles

    2. Half of World's Companies to Embrace BYOD by 2017

      Explore CIO.com (May 20 2013)

      About half of the world's companies will adopt bring-your-own-device programs by 2017 and will stop providing computing devices to employees, a new Gartner report predicts.

      (Read Full Article)

      Comment Mentions:   Gartner   Computerworld

    3. At Google I/O, Developer Services Hogged the Spotlight

      Explore NetworkWorld.com (May 18 2013)

      Forget Glass, self-driving cars or a smartwatch. Developers, not physical consumer products, were Google's darlings at the company's annual I/O conference this week.

      (Read Full Article)

      Comment Mentions:   Google   International Data Group

    4. Aternity Rapidly Empowers Optimal End User Experience of Native Mobile Apps

      Explore aternity.com (May 15 2013)

      Aternity Inc., the industry’s leader in providing ubiquitous end user experience monitoring solutions, announced that Aternity for Mobile provides developers with breakthrough native mobile application monitoring capabilities that require zero code modifications. With 80 percent of mobile usage time spent in native apps versus the browser, ensuring optimal end user experience of critical native mobile applications has become a strategic imperative.

      (Read Full Article)

      Comment Mentions:   Boston   Gartner   Emea

    5. GM Channels Google, Facebook and eBay With New High-Tech Data Center

      Explore Forbes.com (May 13 2013)

      General Motors today unveiled a state-of-the-art $130-million enterprise data center at its Technical Center in Warren, Mich., and said it will open a second, mirrored site at its Milford, Mich., vehicle proving grounds -- part of a sweeping overhaul of its global IT operations.

      (Read Full Article)

      Comment Mentions:   Google   Cisco   CIO

  3. Thought Leadership

    1. A Path To Improving the End User Experience

      Explore BMC Communities (Apr 5 2013)

      Enabling the business requires having an understanding of the end user’s IT experience and then plotting a path to improvement. For many organizations, this is a challenge, as there is little insight into how people actually use IT beyond the limited visibility provided through the lens of the service desk However, end-user productivity requires a lot more than problem management and incident management.

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    2. IDC Says Tech Spending Will Grow By 6% This Year, the Same Rate As 2012

      Explore CIO.com (Mar 6 2013)

      IDC is predicting a growth rate of 6% in IT spending in the U.S. this year, an amount that's virtually unchanged from last year. The market research firm blamed a number of economic uncertainties for this flat spending increase, including the the fiscal cliff , the potential for a GDP contraction and the ongoing problems in Europe.

      (Read Full Article)

      Comment Mentions:   Texas   Arizona   Computerworld

  4. Cool Trends

    1. BYOD in Bloom, According to Survey

      Explore CIO.com (15 hours, 22 min ago)

      A Cisco survey of mobile users reveals strong desire for BYOD programs and clear productivity gains. But hold off on those BYOD mandates because the love for corporate devices hasn't burned out yet.

      (Read Full Article)

      Comment Mentions:   Cisco   China

    2. Nine Reasons Why the Enterprise Loves the iPad

      Explore cioinsight.com (May 22 2013)

      Apple has found a way to not only appeal to enterprise users, but to also deliver the high-quality products that those companies desire. And chief among Apple’s enterprise-popular devices is the iPad. The slender tablet, which launched in 2010, has gone from being one of the most exciting mobile products for consumers to one that has increasingly seduced corporate users.

      (Read Full Article)

      Comment Mentions:   Apple

    3. Existing security solutions may not withstand challenges of BYOD, mobility: Study

      Explore Dataquest (May 22 2013)

      Existing security solutions may not withstand challenges of BYOD, mobility: Study

      Cisco and the Data Security Council of India (DSCI) have unveiled the findings of a joint study titled ‘Reinventing the Network in the Context of Security.

      (Read Full Article)

      Comment Mentions:   Cisco   Network World   India

    4. CIO Challenges: IT Skills Gap, Growing Cloud, Mobile Demands

      Explore eweek.com (May 17 2013)

      CIOs operate in a more complex environment than ever, which calls for shifting priorities and changes in IT management practices, according to a new report from recruitment and employment firm Harvey Nash Group.

      (Read Full Article)

      Comment Mentions:   Nathan Eddy

    5. Mobile management morphs

      Explore infoworld.com (May 16 2013)

      MDM software now goes way beyond controlling physical devices

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      Comment Mentions:   InfoWorld   Computerworld   API

  5. What's Hot in IT

    1. 7 Cool Consumer Technologies Coming Soon to a Cubicle Near You

      Explore CIO.com (15 hours, 16 min ago)

      Move over, tablets and phones. Here are seven user technologies heading for the enterprise.

      (Read Full Article)

      Comment Mentions:   Microsoft   Computerworld   China

    2. Business Intelligence, Analytics Top Areas of Investment in 2014: Gartner

      Explore eweek.com (May 20 2013)

      The survey results indicated that the top business process area that needs technology investment is to facilitate analysis and decision making.

      (Read Full Article)

      Comment Mentions:   CIO   Gartner   CPM

    3. What Sets The Google Cloud Platform Apart From The Rest

      Explore TechCrunch (May 20 2013)

      There is a misperception about the new Google Cloud Platform that the company put into general availability last week at Google I/O. It’s not a brand new platform. It’s what Google has used for years. It is Google’s foundation. It is what makes Google, Google. And now it’s open for the first time to developers and businesses.

      (Read Full Article)

      Comment Mentions:   Google   Amazon   IBM

    4. IT's New Concern: The Personal Cloud

      Explore CIO.com (May 20 2013)

      Bring your own device is so 2012. The next big push in the consumerization of IT is bring your own cloud. And just as when consumer devices poured into the enterprise, many IT organizations have already responded with a list of do's and don'ts.

      (Read Full Article)

      Comment Mentions:   CTO   Gartner   Computerworld

    5. The CIO Mobility Challenge: From Coping to Mastering

      Explore Wired News (May 17 2013)

      In the rush of enterprise mobility challenges, there is one undercurrent that is especially challenging for chief information officers and information technology departments: the consumer-driven nature of mobility itself.

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