JavaScript improvements coming soon -- but developers want more

5 ways a CIO can make a real difference to users. Death knell for Microsoft's Windows Server 2003 grows louder.

InfoWorld Daily PM February 03, 2015 JavaScript improvements coming soon -- but developers want more Upgrades are coming to ECMAScript, but developers are still unhappy with the lack of a 64-bit numeric type and the absence of a built-in map set/type. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. 5 ways a CIO can make a real difference to users 2. Death knell for Microsoft's Windows Server 2003 grows louder 3. INSIDER Inside Office 365's APIs 4. Buyers’ Market Led to Strong 2014 for IT Outsourcing Deals White Paper: Attachmate Enterprise File Sharing and Management Dynamic file sharing across multiple platforms is the new normal in the world of work, creating an urgent need for large and highly-regulated enterprises to explore file sharing solutions that do not compromise data security. LEARN MORE 5 ways a CIO can make a real difference to users If CIOs spend a little effort on user-facing technology change, they would become the kinds of key execs that most aspire to. Here are some simple projects that CIOs can initiate to matter in their company's technology offense. READ MORE Death knell for Microsoft's Windows Server 2003 grows louder Many of the risks of running Windows Server 2003 after the July end-of-support deadline, Microsoft says, are not just about protecting one's own infrastructure, but also revolve around issues like PCI DSS security provisions for regulated industries.READ MORE INSIDER Inside Office 365's APIs Office 365's APIs are crucial to Microsoft's cloud strategy. Here's a quick primer on how to take advantage of them. READ MORE Buyers’ Market Led to Strong 2014 for IT Outsourcing Deals Last year was one of the strongest ever for the IT services industry, but providers will have to make changes to thrive in the current buyers’ market. READ MORE Webcast: Citrix Systems Building a User-Friendly, Secure Clinical Mobile Workspace In this webinar, hear how Southcoast Health System designed an integrated platform leveraging virtual desktop infrastructure and application virtualization to deliver its integrated EMR system plus a multitude of other critical applications as well as an enterprise mobility management solution to support their bring-your-own-device policies. LEARN MORE