Google leads fight to limit government access to email – Enterprise-Record
WASHINGTON — Google Inc., which says it gets about 1,400 requests a month from U.S. authorities for users' emails and documents, is organizing an effort to press for limits on government access to digital communications. The company has been talking to advocacy groups and companies about joining a lobbying effort to change the 1986 Electronic Communications Privacy Act, said Chris Gaither, a Google spokesman.
Read MoreMS Office 2013: Will Subscriptions Be a Hit? – InformationWeek
Microsoft Office 2013: 10 Best Features (click image for larger view and for slideshow) When Microsoft announced its earnings for the most recent fiscal quarter, the news included a downtick in profits derived from the company's Office suite, which has traditionally been a revenue juggernaut. The product line's latest version, Office 2013, expected to become available as soon as Tuesday, is likely to reverse this recent downward trend. Mobile workers are among those most likely to benefit from an upgrade, but the big story could be the degree to which customers embrace Microsoft's new emphasis on subscription-based licenses
Read MoreMS Office 2013: Will Subscriptions Be a Hit? – InformationWeek
Microsoft Office 2013: 10 Best Features (click image for larger view and for slideshow) When Microsoft announced its earnings for the most recent fiscal quarter, the news included a downtick in profits derived from the company's Office suite, which has traditionally been a revenue juggernaut. The product line's latest version, Office 2013, expected to become available as soon as Tuesday, is likely to reverse this recent downward trend.
Read MoreMS Office 2013: Will Subscriptions Be a Hit? – InformationWeek
Microsoft Office 2013: 10 Best Features (click image for larger view and for slideshow) When Microsoft announced its earnings for the most recent fiscal quarter, the news included a downtick in profits derived from the company's Office suite, which has traditionally been a revenue juggernaut.
Read MoreMS Office 2013: Will Subscriptions Be a Hit? – InformationWeek
Microsoft Office 2013: 10 Best Features (click image for larger view and for slideshow) When Microsoft announced its earnings for the most recent fiscal quarter, the news included a downtick in profits derived from the company's Office suite, which has traditionally been a revenue juggernaut.
Read MoreMS Office 2013: Will Subscriptions Be a Hit? – InformationWeek
Microsoft Office 2013: 10 Best Features (click image for larger view and for slideshow) When Microsoft announced its earnings for the most recent fiscal quarter, the news included a downtick in profits derived from the company's Office suite, which has traditionally been a revenue juggernaut.
Read MoreMS Office 2013: Will Subscriptions Be a Hit? – InformationWeek
Microsoft Office 2013: 10 Best Features (click image for larger view and for slideshow) When Microsoft announced its earnings for the most recent fiscal quarter, the news included a downtick in profits derived from the company's Office suite, which has traditionally been a revenue juggernaut. The product line's latest version, Office 2013, expected to become available as soon as Tuesday, is likely to reverse this recent downward trend. Mobile workers are among those most likely to benefit from an upgrade, but the big story could be the degree to which customers embrace Microsoft's new emphasis on subscription-based licenses.
Read MoreSurvey: 71% of Organizations Using Unsanctioned Cloud Apps – Talkin’ Cloud
Cloud adoption is on the rise, but according to the results of a survey conducted by OneLogin, there are a lot of naughty end users out there.
Read MoreSurvey: 71% of Organizations Using Unsanctioned Cloud Apps – Talkin’ Cloud
Cloud adoption is on the rise, but according to the results of a survey conducted by OneLogin, there are a lot of naughty end users out there. As 78 percent of organizations surveyed said they planned to increase the number of cloud apps they have in 2013, 71 percent admitted to using unsanctioned apps. Rogue IT is, of course, nothing out of the ordinary, but it does present a great deal of security risk in this information age
Read MoreSurvey: 71% of Organizations Using Unsanctioned Cloud Apps – Talkin’ Cloud
Cloud adoption is on the rise, but according to the results of a survey conducted by OneLogin, there are a lot of naughty end users out there. As 78 percent of organizations surveyed said they planned to increase the number of cloud apps they have in 2013, 71 percent admitted to using unsanctioned apps. Rogue IT is, of course, nothing out of the ordinary, but it does present a great deal of security risk in this information age.
Read MoreSurvey: 71% of Organizations Using Unsanctioned Cloud Apps – Talkin’ Cloud
Cloud adoption is on the rise, but according to the results of a survey conducted by OneLogin, there are a lot of naughty end users out there. As 78 percent of organizations surveyed said they planned to increase the number of cloud apps they have in 2013, 71 percent admitted to using unsanctioned apps. Rogue IT is, of course, nothing out of the ordinary, but it does present a great deal of security risk in this information age
Read MoreSurvey: 71% of Organizations Using Unsanctioned Cloud Apps – Talkin’ Cloud
Cloud adoption is on the rise, but according to the results of a survey conducted by OneLogin, there are a lot of naughty end users out there. As 78 percent of organizations surveyed said they planned to increase the number of cloud apps they have in 2013, 71 percent admitted to using unsanctioned apps. Rogue IT is, of course, nothing out of the ordinary, but it does present a great deal of security risk in this information age
Read MoreSurvey: 71% of Organizations Using Unsanctioned Cloud Apps – Talkin’ Cloud
Cloud adoption is on the rise, but according to the results of a survey conducted by OneLogin, there are a lot of naughty end users out there. As 78 percent of organizations surveyed said they planned to increase the number of cloud apps they have in 2013, 71 percent admitted to using unsanctioned apps. Rogue IT is, of course, nothing out of the ordinary, but it does present a great deal of security risk in this information age
Read MoreSurvey: 71% of Organizations Using Unsanctioned Cloud Apps – Talkin’ Cloud
Cloud adoption is on the rise, but according to the results of a survey conducted by OneLogin, there are a lot of naughty end users out there. As 78 percent of organizations surveyed said they planned to increase the number of cloud apps they have in 2013, 71 percent admitted to using unsanctioned apps. Rogue IT is, of course, nothing out of the ordinary, but it does present a great deal of security risk in this information age.
Read MoreZoom Inks Series A – Private Equity Hub (press release)
Zoom Video Communications raised an undisclosed amount from series A from Qualcomm Ventures. The company, which makes a cloud service to enable HD video meetings and mobile screen sharing, was also funded in the round by individual investors Jerry Yang, Subrah Iyar, Dan Scheinman, and Bill Tai.
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