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Smart Living gets interesting with ski goggles, Chinese cars

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 4, 2014

This week’s Smart Living roundup features a universal heads-up display mount, a smart hub that now supports Android, and another Chinese company entering the connected car market. GogglePal Snow sports enthusiasts looking for…

Mozilla Developer Network accidentally exposes thousands of e-mails, password hashes

By Kyt Dotson Aug 4, 2014

Last Friday, Mozilla reported the accidental release of the e-mails of 76,000 Mozilla Developer Network (MDN) users to the public alongside the encrypted passwords of 4,000 users. The disclosure happened due to the failure…

What you missed in Cloud: piecemealing the hybrid computing revolution

By Maria Deutscher Aug 4, 2014

The hybrid cloud offers tremendous opportunities for driving operational efficiencies in the enterprise, but poses an equally great set of challenges that the vendor community has yet to address in its entirety. Fast progress…

IBM and Oracle tackle organizational complexity with acquisitions

By Maria Deutscher Aug 4, 2014

The spread of mobile devices and cloud services has made workers more productive, but also introduced new issues of accountability and control. IBM and Oracle Corp. both moved to address these complexities this week…

The flip side of the CDO story | #MITIQ

By Maria Deutscher Aug 4, 2014

As as is happening with other regulated industries, the financial services sector is seeing a sharp increase in the number of chief data officers at the top of the business, but some companies are…

Microsoft’s Surface tablets ‘touch down’ on the NFL sidelines

By Mike Wheatley Aug 4, 2014

NFL players and coaches alike will no longer need to sit on the sidelines twiddling their thumbs if Microsoft has its way. The software giant has just agreed a deal to provide every NFL…

Symantec: Wearables can be hacked to track workouts and even sexual activity

By Mike Wheatley Aug 4, 2014

Here’s some jarring news for those who love to automatically tweet and track their exercise, sleep and sex routines. Adherents of “quantified self” might learn more about themselves, but they’re also making it possible…

Researchers claim Google can predict the stock market

By Mike Wheatley Aug 4, 2014

A group of British researchers believes they can harness the power of Wikipedia and Google searches to predict where the economy is going. The research comes just a few months after Google Search’s Big…

What you missed in Big Data: orchestration and security

By Maria Deutscher Aug 2, 2014

Seven years after its creation at Yahoo, Hadoop has proven itself amongst the most efficient solutions for storing vast amounts of unstructured information on the market, now finding its way into enterprise products. Hortonworks…

Future role of the CIO will focus on business optimization | #MITCDOIQ

By Rose Meadows Aug 1, 2014

The CIO of a major health care firm speculated last week that the CIO job itself could disappear over the next 10 years, with responsibility accruing to the emerging role of Chief Data Officer.…

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Smart Living gets interesting with ski goggles, Chinese cars

Mozilla Developer Network accidentally exposes thousands of e-mails, password hashes

IBM and Oracle tackle organizational complexity with acquisitions

The flip side of the CDO story | #MITIQ

Microsoft’s Surface tablets ‘touch down’ on the NFL sidelines

Symantec: Wearables can be hacked to track workouts and even sexual activity

Researchers claim Google can predict the stock market

What you missed in Big Data: orchestration and security

Future role of the CIO will focus on business optimization | #MITCDOIQ

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