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	Open source Java for Android? Don't bet on it Might Oracle and Google, or even just one of them, decide to formally develop an open source implementation of Java especially for Android? Industry observers aren't optimistic, despite chatter about the possibility in OpenJDK circles. Read More WHITE PAPER: Five9 Selecting a Contact Center Infrastructure Solution Choosing a new contact center infrastructure is one of the most crucial decisions your business can make. But with so many premise- and cloud-based solutions available, the selection process can be daunting. This whitepaper by industry analyst Donna Fluss provides a roadmap that will get you to the best option for your business. Learn more. In this Issue Fat hardware is no excuse for lazy software Unraveling the mystery of multiple sclerosis with big data Brightcove, Application Craft aim at PhoneGap with cloud-based development tools WHITE PAPER: Rally Software Forrester Just Simplified your Agile ALM Vendor Decision Forrester Research, Inc., researched, analyzed, and scored 9 application lifecycle management (ALM) providers against 116 criteria, and Rally was ranked a leader. Read Now. Fat hardware is no excuse for lazy software You'd be amazed at what can be done in severely constrained hardware with tight, low-level code. Read More Unraveling the mystery of multiple sclerosis with big data The State University of New York (SUNY) at Buffalo is home to one of the leading multiple sclerosis (MS) research centers in the world. It's one spot where big-data-powered analysis is helping researchers understand potential causes and treatments of the disease, accelerating the race to a cure. Read More Brightcove, Application Craft aim at PhoneGap with cloud-based development tools Just like in many other areas of IT, moving to the cloud holds the promise of simplifying things like configuration, in this case for developers. Read More
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