Bloomberg Businessweek reported that without much effort Apple has made its way into the corporate environment. Survey data shows that a majority of managers always have their iPads with them at work and many reported they use the tablet for business purposes when not in the office.
Personal Data’s Value? Facebook Is Set to Find Out
With Facebook poised to file for a public stock offering this week, The New York Times technology section ran an article regarding what could be Facebook’s greatest asset: the personal data of its millions of users. If the company can attract advertisers with the data while also keeping Facebook users’ privacy concerns at a minimum, the company could find even more success.
IT Salaries: Growth Reflects Positive Changes in the IT Job Market
CIO ran an article on a topic on the minds of many during these still challenging economic times: IT salaries. The article points to the consumerization of IT for some of the credit to the growing compensation numbers. Companies need development, application, security and other skills to provide mobile-ready resources to end users.
9 Tech Innovations for Your Health
InformationWeek delved into technology for the sake of your health. Reported on apps, ideas and other innovations showcased at the Digital Health Summit, the slideshow covers everything from monitoring wristwatches to an iPhone-based heart monitor or ECG.
NASA’s 16 Top Technical Challenges for the Next 5 Years
If you are a space buff or into rocket science, you will appreciate Network World’s Layer 8 and its round-up of technical challenges NASA will face in the coming years.
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