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CIO Columnist Have You Really Started A Mobile Strategy?
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Big Data Fakers: 5 Warning Signs
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Microsoft Azure Public Cloud Matches Amazon Prices
Previously a developer's platform, Microsoft Azure will now compete directly with Amazon Web Services, match it on IaaS pricing.

Geek Physique: Why IT Managers Must Get Fit
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IT Salary Survey 2013: 11 Career Insights
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Google Nexus 7, Take Two: What To Expect
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