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• 17 November 2011

• News: 6 ways to build SDNs without OpenFlow

  Although OpenFlow is stirring up all of the excitement around software defined networking (SDN), you can program a network with standard tools that have been around a while. Here are a few examples.

• News: SAP co-CEO talks new product areas, in-memory computing

  SAP could be entering significant new product categories soon, judging from remarks made by co-CEO Jim Hagemann Snabe on Thursday.

• News: Government calls for public data app developers

  The UK government is urging entrepreneurs to make use of open public data by developing applications that can help benefit consumers and the society.

• News: UK data centre market booms

  The UK is now one of the largest data centre markets in the world, housing up to 7.6 million square metres of data centre space.

• News: Green Grid: Modular data centres are more efficient

  Modular and prefabricated data centres are significantly cheaper and more energy-efficient than traditional site-constructed facilities, according to a new report from The Green Grid.

• News: Net neutrality should be enshrined in EU law says Parliament

  Net neutrality should be enshrined in European Union law says the European Parliament.

• News: Google adds Flash-to-HTML5 conversion to Adobe development tool

  Flash Professional users can use their existing skills to develop HTML5 animations

• News: Search for IT undergraduate of the year begins

  The TARGETjobs Undergraduate of the Year Awards has opened for nominations, and it includes a search for the UK’s IT and computer science undergraduate of the year.

• News: Australian Leisure and Hospitality Group saves $200,000 on data warehousing

  The Australian Leisure and Hospitality Group (ALH) has saved $200,000 a year after moving its data warehousing from Oracle to Microsoft.

• 16 November 2011

• News: Cisco goes mobile with collaboration tool updates

  In an attempt to move beyond the desktop, Cisco is updating two of its enterprise-level collaboration tools.

• News: Adobe donates Flex to Apache

  In a move that appears to be another step away from its Flash platform, Adobe has submitted the code for its Flash-based Flex framework to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) to be managed as an independent project.

• News: Secrets of iTunes Match

  We've told you what you need to know about iTunes Match. But we're also happy to share with you some secrets of iTunes Match that you don't absolutely need to know, yet might enjoy knowing anyway. Trust that tucking these tidbits away will make you the star of every party--at least parties where everyone sits around and talks about the nuances of iTunes Match.

• News: Mobile devices, virtualization seen as biggest security challenges: Ponemon survey

  Increased use of mobile devices, especially smartphones, in addition to the transition to virtualization, are key factors weighing on enterprises trying to sort out security strategy and budgets, according to a survey of 688 information and security managers.

• News: Zambia declines to scrap VAT on imported mobile handsets

  Despite a new study indicating that the elimination of value added tax (VAT) on mobile phone handsets in Kenya helped fuel a 200 percent increase in handset purchases, the Zambian government is declining to scrap the VAT on imported handsets.

• News: Analytics, mobile apps are hot, hot, hot

  It's clear by the increasing use of analytics software that companies are struggling to get their hands around the huge amounts of data it takes to run a successful business. But developing social, mobile, cloud computing and other applications are also driving the need for new technical skills.

• News: Huawei sued by British software engineer for racial discrimination

  Chinese telecoms company Huawei has been accused of racial discrimination by a British software engineer who was recently made redundant from the company’s Basingstoke office.

• News: Stop Online Piracy sponsors defend the copyright bill

  Sponsors of the controversial U.S. Stop Online Piracy Act defended the legislation Wednesday, saying the proposal is needed to shut down websites trafficking in billions of dollars worth of online piracy.

• News: Obfuscated code contest returns

  The creators behind the long-running Internet contest to write bizarre and unnecessarily complex C programming code, called the International Obfuscated C Code Contest (IOCCC), have resurrected their challenge after being on hiatus for five years.

• News: Sunderland to become a cloud city

  Sunderland City Council has announced it will create a multi-million pound cloud computing platform that will serve the entire city.

• News: How to Achieve Global ERP

  In today's rapidly changing and globalized business environment, even traditional mid-market companies are becoming global enterprises -- but without the large IT organizations and structures of traditional, large scale multi-nationals.

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