Don Tennant
Insight and Denial
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	Jay Cline What's behind the rash of employee cybersnooping? Jay Cline says the Facebook generation has brought its browsing habits to work, and he offers a new twist on an old security control to combat this risk.
	Michael DeAgonia 11 cool new apps for the iPhone With the opening of Apple's App Store, the iPhone takes a revolutionary leap from cool mobile phone to hot new mobile platform. Computerworld's Michael DeAgonia culled the hundreds of apps already available to find the ones you should check out.
	Frank Hayes Fix DNS Now Frankly Speaking: A major flaw in the Internet's infrastructure has been found, and a fix is ready. Make that fix now. Don't wait one second, warns Frank Hayes.
	Don Tennant Insight and Denial As insightful as IT pros tend to be, too many in the profession too easily find occasion to slip into denial, writes Don Tennant.
	Mark Hall End IT's Data Deficit Mark Hall hears about a data deficit where you'd least expect it: in the CIO's office.
	Michael H. Hugos How Agile Analysts Get Things Done Michael H. Hugos shows you how agile analysts hit the ground running.
	Mike Elgan Elgan: iPhone, schmiPhone -- I just want better call quality Cell phones get advanced features like GPS, Wi-Fi and cameras, but they still too often have poor quality speakers, microphones and electronics. It's time for the industry to do something about it, and it's time for us to demand better quality calls.
	Jim Damoulakis Opinion: Can ITIL save storage? In order to deal with unrelenting storage growth, an increasing number of IT organizations are undertaking process-transformation initiatives by embracing best-practice frameworks such as the IT Infrastructure Library.
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