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	Microsoft hits Java where it hurts A security researcher warns of deteriorating situation with Java -- and not just on Windows. Continuing to use Java puts your company and clients at risk. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Cisco Webcast Demonstrates New Collaboration Advances An insightful webcast demonstrates how you can harness the power of people-centric collaboration in today's post-PC world. You'll learn about new collaboration tools and technologies and witness firsthand why they're making the experience more immersive and more mobile, in boardrooms, bistros, and everywhere in between. Watch the webcast today. See how these solutions make collaboration possible from iPads to boardrooms. And learn how they're enabling organizations to accelerate decisions, be more productive, and save countless dollars in the process. View the webcast and see for yourself. In this Issue Suing software vendors is no security fix Android's weakness in the enterprise opens the door for Microsoft Google backs open codecs for WebRTC RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Cisco Webcast Demonstrates New Collaboration Advances An insightful webcast demonstrates how you can harness the power of people-centric collaboration in today's post-PC world. You'll learn about new collaboration tools and technologies and witness firsthand why they're making the experience more immersive and more mobile, in boardrooms, bistros, and everywhere in between. Watch the webcast today. See how these solutions make collaboration possible from iPads to boardrooms. And learn how they're enabling organizations to accelerate decisions, be more productive, and save countless dollars in the process. View the webcast and see for yourself. Suing software vendors is no security fix Clogging the courts with suits against software companies won't make the enterprise a safer place. Software will never be perfect, and even if it were, that would not significantly diminish hacking. Read More Android's weakness in the enterprise opens the door for Microsoft Concerns about Android fragmentation and malware could give Microsoft and Windows 8 an opportunity in enterprises. Read More Google backs open codecs for WebRTC Google engineers have volunteered the company's VP8 video codec for an emerging standards project, called WebRTC, that could provide a real time communications protocol for the Web. Read More
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