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Oculus finally fulfills the last of its Rift pre-orders

By Eric David Jul 12, 2016

Facebook-owned Oculus VR has announced that it is finally caught up with pre-orders for Oculus Rift, nearly four months after the $599 virtual reality headset officially launched. According to Oculus, the last of the Rift…

Microsoft has a bold new plan for driving Windows 10 and Surface adoption in the enterprise

By Maria Deutscher Jul 12, 2016

Hot on the heels of announcing a joint connected device push with General Electric Co., Microsoft Corp. has unleashed another round of updates at its partner conference in Toronto today. The main highlight is…

An inside look at the Infor and AWS partnership | #Inforum16

By Brittany Greaner Jul 12, 2016

The core team of five who started Infor, Inc. arrived at the office on the same day in December 2010. Now, five and a half years later, the company is seeing growth that increases…

Cloud computing still shines in Europe despite Brexit

By Robert Hof Jul 12, 2016

Despite worries from the U.K.'s Brexit vote, one part of the IT industry is likely to keep shining: cloud computing.

Datadog gets bit by hackers

By Robert Pleasant Jul 12, 2016

Datadog, Inc. may be a fine Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) platform, but it too needs a guard dog. A recent hack has resulted in a data breach of the Datadog platform, stealing login credentials for users…

Why is this tech company hiring doctors instead of developers? | #Inforum16

By R. Danes Jul 12, 2016

In earlier days of computing technology, consumers and enterprises who bought products knew what they did, but not so much how they did it. They knew they could streamline work processes and increase productivity,…

Is U.S. power grid vulnerable to cyber attack? There’s some good news and some bad news

By Paul Gillin Jul 12, 2016

Last December, a coordinated cyberattack cut power to more than 100 Ukrainian cities and towns by compromising the same kind of control systems that are used in the power grids of the U.S. and…

Filling the gaps in operating ecosystems with ‘connective tissue’ | #Inforum16

By Amber Johnson Jul 12, 2016

During the last four years, Infor, Inc. has been undergoing a transformation. Marc Scibelli, chief creative officer head of Digital Transformation Strategies at Infor, described the process as an internal “pivot.” Scibelli remarked that…

Google’s Project Fi expands international coverage with Three

By Eric David Jul 12, 2016

Project Fi, Google’s pay-what-you-use cellular service, has just gotten a huge boost in international coverage thanks to the addition of Three to its list of network carriers. Project Fi does not use its own…

Silicon Collar: Defining the new type of worker | #Inforum16

By Marlene Den Bleyker Jul 12, 2016

Vinnie Mirchandani, CEO of Deal Architect, Inc. and author of numerous books about technology, has a new reader coming out this fall titled Silicon Collar: A celebration of outstanding workers and machines that help them excel.…

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Oculus finally fulfills the last of its Rift pre-orders

Microsoft has a bold new plan for driving Windows 10 and Surface adoption in the enterprise

An inside look at the Infor and AWS partnership | #Inforum16

Cloud computing still shines in Europe despite Brexit

Datadog gets bit by hackers

Why is this tech company hiring doctors instead of developers? | #Inforum16

Is U.S. power grid vulnerable to cyber attack? There’s some good news and some bad news

Filling the gaps in operating ecosystems with ‘connective tissue’ | #Inforum16

Google’s Project Fi expands international coverage with Three

Silicon Collar: Defining the new type of worker | #Inforum16

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