Were you busy last week? Here’s a quick tech news recap of articles you may have missed from the week of 11/10/2014.
Tech News Recap 11/10/2014
This week, a massive breach hit Postal Service employees. Google cloud will be storing petabytes of genome data for health researchers while a new Microsoft data center is being powered by fuel cells. Also with Microsoft, Bill Gates sold $925M in stock…but still owns $13.6B worth. There were articles about both the Army’s cloud strategy as well as its virtual desktop strategy. Facebook and Twitter will most likely be speaking with Russian officials about data storage regulations next month. AWS builds the first customized marketplace for the CIA’s private cloud. Samsung is readying Proximity, it’s challenger to Apple iBeacon. There was also an interview with Motus CIO Rick Blaisdell along with good articles around IT spending, project management offices driving business growth, and HP’s BYOD services.
- Massive Postal Service breach hits employees
- CTO Focus Interview: Rick Blaisdell, Motus
- Google Cloud to Store Petabytes of Genome Data for Health Researchers
- New Microsoft data center is powered by fuel cells
- How the Army is Approaching Its Cloud Strategy
- IT spend is growing, but CIOs just don’t get it
- A CIOs guide to the future of work
- Bill Gates Sells $925M in Microsoft Stock, Still Owns $13.6B worth
- Rethinking CAPEX and OPEX in a Cloud Centric World
- How the Project Management Office Can Drive Business Growth with Excellence in Customer Service
- HP’s BYOD service protects mobile devices and PCs
- At the Pentagon, most Army PCs will be replaced with virtual desktops
- What CIOs Can Learn from the Biggest Data Breaches
- Facebook, Twitter likely to talk Russia’s Internet data storage law next month
- Samsung readies it’s Apple iBeacon challenger, Proximity
- AWS Builds First Customized Marketplace for CIA’s Private Cloud
- Are tablets the ‘sweet spot’ of BYOD policies
What top tech news did we miss? Leave a comment with links to any quality articles from last week that other readers may enjoy!
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