First look: Windows 10 preview for smartphones is off to a slow start

Global privacy standards mean nothing until governments step up. What Pivotal's big open source move really means.

InfoWorld Daily AM February 18, 2015 First look: Windows 10 preview for smartphones is off to a slow start This first public release of Windows 10 for smartphones improves on many Windows Phone 8.1 features, but it offers few compelling new capabilities. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. Global privacy standards mean nothing until governments step up 2. What Pivotal's big open source move really means 3. Unpacking Microsoft's universal apps strategy 4. Beware of hot foreign spies who want to steal your data : Spanning Top 5 Reasons Your Need Backup for Salesforce How safe is the information you store in Salesforce? Learn 5 challenges businesses face and how to overcome them. In this eBook learn: -Top 5 threats to your Salesforce data -How to proactively prevent and recover from these threats -How to remain compliant in the cloud LEARN MORE Global privacy standards mean nothing until governments step up Governments have secret, often contradictory policies on what private information they can access, so no independent standard can deliver what it says. READ MORE What Pivotal's big open source move really means Now that Pivotal has partnered with Hortonworks and open-sourced Big Data Suite, the future of the business looks to be in Cloud Foundry's court. READ MORE Unpacking Microsoft's universal apps strategy Write an app for one Microsoft platform and it will (more or less) run on all other Microsoft platforms, including Windows Phone -- thanks in large part to Windows 10.READ MORE Beware of hot foreign spies who want to steal your data It’s no exaggeration that sex buys intellectual property, trade secrets, customer data, and any information or network access of value. READ MORE Resource compliments of: Agenda 15 Meet the Transformers - AGENDA15 Conference Attend AGENDA15 and learn firsthand how to lead your digital transformation from those who have done it. Innovators like Jennifer Dangar and Bryson Koehler of The Weather Company, Eric Singleton of clothing retailer Chico’s, and Janice Roberts of Cox Communications. They did it—so can you. LEARN MORE.