Node.js goes pro: New opportunities -- and risks

Apple's chorus of critics: How wrong can they be?. The Oculus Rift could change big data analytics forever.

InfoWorld Daily AM February 12, 2015 Node.js goes pro: New opportunities -- and risks In its mere five years of existence, Node.js has transformed from a technological curiosity to a technology stack all its own. Here is a look at the future of Node.js as seen in developments emerging today. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. Apple's chorus of critics: How wrong can they be? 2. The Oculus Rift could change big data analytics forever 3. Build single sign-on into your Web and mobile apps 4. Health data breaches could be expensive and deadly : LogMeIn Avoid the Sales/IT Collision Scenario This InfoWorld research report, based on an IDG QuickPulse survey administered to IT professionals, will provide insight into the BYOA trend, identify pain points associated with traditional online meeting tools, and address business-driven IT requirements that benefit the overall organization. READ NOW Apple's chorus of critics: How wrong can they be? By any rational standard, Apple is simply killing it. It sucks up more than nine out of every 10 dollars of profit earned by smartphone makers, is on the verge of passing its only credible rival in phone sales, has built a leading position in the Chinese market, and is returning cash to investors. So why are pundits unhappy?READ MORE The Oculus Rift could change big data analytics forever Data isn't the real world, it only describes it. A new company wants to let you drill past the numbers to lifelike, real-time representations of what's going on.READ MORE Build single sign-on into your Web and mobile apps You don't want to build one-off authentication and authorization in every Web and mobile application you create. Instead, try a service like Okta or Microsoft Azure AD.READ MORE Health data breaches could be expensive and deadly Healthcare-related data breaches could not only be expensive, but also life-threatening, experts say, and traditional credit monitoring provides little protection.READ MORE White Paper: Nasuni Shadow IT in the Enterprise This report reveals insights from more than 1,000 corporate IT users about their usage of Dropbox and personal mobile devices for work. Read this paper to gain an understanding for where consumer solutions are being used and if IT policies are effective in addressing the challenges associated with Shadow IT. LEARN MORE.