The Pivotal launch and what it means to IT

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	The Pivotal launch and what it means to IT Pivotal, a new venture led by former VMware CEO Paul Maritz, sees a future rife with cloudy big data apps crunching sensor and user data -- and holds important clues to IT's future. Read More WHITE PAPER: Quest Software, now a part of Dell Windows 7 Migration: An Industry View of App Compatibility This Quest white paper discusses the application compatibility challenges facing those who haven't yet migrated to Windows 7, allowing them to benefit from the experiences of early adopters. Read Now! In this Issue Google's kibosh on self-updating Android apps isn't just about Facebook Facebook buys Parse, gets into development tools business Review: Xamarin 2.0 works mobile development magic WHITE PAPER: Falconstor Software Demystifying Data Deduplication Data deduplication has become a primary requirement for backup implementations. Although many vendors claim to offer the best data deduplication approach, results can vary based on a company's unique needs. This white paper describes the key considerations when selecting a deduplication solution, helping you separate hype from reality. Learn More Google's kibosh on self-updating Android apps isn't just about Facebook It's official: Developers who want to push out app updates to Android users need to go through the Google Play update mechanism, according to a new update to the Google Play Developer Program Policies. Read More Facebook buys Parse, gets into development tools business Facebook is acquiring Parse, a cloud service company that makes it easier for developers to build mobile apps. The deal appears to put Facebook in the business of selling application development tools. Read More Review: Xamarin 2.0 works mobile development magic Xamarin 2.0, an SDK produced by Xamarin, allows you to write Android and iOS apps using C# code. Equally important, you can do this with Microsoft's Visual Studio. Read More
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