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Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols I, Robot Owner Are we ready for robots that share our highways and homes? We'd better be, because they're coming. |
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Paul Glen Paul Glen: We techies can put users on edge When we hear a good idea, we often start to explore its edges until we find an exception that we then just have to blurt out. Surprise! Users hate that. Insider (registration required) |
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Mike Elgan Elgan: How I publish from Google+ Columnist Mike Elgan offers tips on how to post to Twitter and Facebook, send a newsletter and more all from a Google+ account. |
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J.F. Rice Security Manager's Journal: SOX is out of control Complying with the act is consuming more and more time and detracting from real security work. |
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Preston Gralla Windows 8 Tablets: A Disaster in the Making Microsoft has revealed that Windows 8 tablets powered by ARM chips will be no easier to manage in the enterprise than iPads are. |
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Bart Perkins Court Has Compromised Software Rights This ruling is disastrous for any company that has developed software for internal use. |
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Thornton A. May IT Needs to Aspire and Really Make a Difference IT leaders deploying today's transformational technologies can do so resignedly or aspirationally. Only one approach can really make a difference for the business. |
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Mike Elgan Dispatch from the technology culture wars There's room for common ground in the tech culture war between the 'geeks' -- technical people who like to tinker with tech -- and 'noobs' -- nontechnical people who want gadgets to just work, writes columnist Mike Elgan. |
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