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• 25 October 2011

• News: Most businesses withhold real-time data from employees, says survey

  Only 40 percent of businesses provide data to their employees in true real time, a survey has found.

• News: Nationwide overhauls online banking

  Nationwide has upgraded its online banking service with IBM, in a bid to improve navigation and speed up processes.

• News: Dell Boomi gets a business rules engine

  In addition to using Dell's Boomi integration service to move data from one cloud to another, users of the service can now also create simple business rules to reroute data to different locations, the company announced Tuesday.

• News: Microsoft takes 'social' cue from Salesforce.com for its CRM

  Microsoft on Tuesday unveiled the latest version of its Dynamics CRM (customer-relationship-management) software, which adds some social software functionality as well as closer ties to the Office 365 online productivity suite.

• News: Idaho National Laboratory to move to Google Apps

  As many as 5,000 workers at the U.S. Department of Energy's Idaho National Laboratory will be the latest government workers to start using Google Apps.

• News: Jurgen Klinsmanns PowerPoint expenses slammed

  Jurgen Klinsmann has an obsession with making elaborate PowerPoint strategy demonstrations to players, requiring thousands of pounds worth of PCs and laptops, according to his former club.

• News: Wikileaks to stop publishing classified files

  Wikileaks is set to stop publishing classified files, following a "blockade" by US finance companies.

• News: Wash your hands: ATMs are germ havens

  A swab test conducted in six U.S. cities of 10 items commonly found in public places showed high levels of a type of germs that cause the common cold and the flu.

• 24 October 2011

• News: New tool to help small businesses plan for cyberattack

  With hackers increasingly setting their sights on small businesses, the U.S. Federal Communications Commission said Monday it will provide an online tool to help those businesses develop a cybersecurity strategy.

• News: Remains of the Day: Avengers dissemble?

  One of Siri's creators says goodbye, a missing interview of Steve Jobs surfaces, and it turns out that no iPhones were used in the creation of one of next year's most anticipated feature films. The remainders for Monday, October 24, 2011 will take the money and run.

• News: NSW Govt calls for ICT industry comment

  The NSW Government is calling on the ICT industry to help shape the recent Digital Economy Action Plan through detailed comment and formal submissions on the plan and its terms of reference.

• News: FTC approves Google Buzz settlement

  The U.S. Federal Trade Commission members voted unanimously to approve an agreement that settles a privacy-violation complaint the agency leveled against Google over the company's Buzz microblogging and social networking service.

• News: How to find Mail messages in Lion

  Email providers such as Gmail and iCloud make it easy to store your old messages by the thousands, but finding one of those messages in your desktop email program is sometimes tricky. The Lion version of Apple Mail includes useful new search features, but also adds complexity and confusion to the process of finding messages. You can locate the messages you want, quickly and easily, by following some simple steps and learning a few pro tricks.

• News: Equinix creates market for data center clients to trade services

  Equinix has launched an online marketplace for its data center customers, to make it easier for them to buy and sell network, managed hosting and other services among themselves.

• News: John Lewis offers Wi-Fi for in-store price comparison

  Britain’s biggest department store John Lewis is to offer customers free in-store Wi-Fi so they can compare its ticket prices with rivals, the employee-owned partnership has announced.

• News: Jaguar recalls 18,000 cars over cruise control software fault

  Jaguar has recalled nearly 18,000 X-type cars after it discovered a major software fault, which meant drivers might not be able to turn off cruise control.

• News: Career Watch: Combatting doublespeak

  Q&A: William Lutz

• News: Methodology: How we picked the 2011 Top Green-IT Organizations

  For the fourth year in a row, Computerworld set out to identify organizations that are implementing smart, efficient strategies to achieve "green IT."

• News: JM Family: Works to eliminate more than 1,400 physical servers

  The IT shop at JM Family Enterprises has taken the typical steps to make its data centers eco-friendly: It has consolidated systems, virtualized servers and set up hot and cold aisles to drive down energy consumption.

• News: SAP users open up more to the cloud

  Cloud acceptance among SAP users has seen a significant increase this year, a new survey of UK & Ireland SAP User Group members has revealed.

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