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TOP STORIES - June 29, 2009 • Microsoft Money Users Get Migration Path to Intuit's Quicken • Juniper to Build Low-Latency Network for NYSE Data Centers • Enterprise Security: Educate Employees or Leave It to Microsoft? • Vendors Bet Big on Unfamiliar Markets • Notorious Spammer Faces Federal Prison SPOTLIGHT Teardown Reveals iPhone 3G S Secrets When the iPhone 3G S hit store shelves, RapidRepair got one and promptly pulled it apart. Here is what was found. READ MORE >> BEST OF eWEEK • Seven Vendor Tech Certs End Users Love • Five New Smart (Tech) Technologies • 10 Enterprise Apps We Will Need Soon • Roadrunner Wins Supercomputer Race FEATURED VIDEO eWEEK NewsBreak Dunkin' Donuts offers iPhone app; HP helps reduce wasteful IT spending. WATCH NOW >> MOST READ STORIES • OpenSolaris 2009.06 Boasts Virtualization • IBM, Sun Deliver Data Center Portability • Apple Safari 4 Is Like Whole New Browser • Worst Internet Proposed Laws in the U.S. IN THIS ISSUE Microsoft Money Users Get Migration Path to Intuit's Quicken Microsoft will shut down its Microsoft Money application on June 30, but users will be able to move their financial data to Intuit's Quicken, according to a deal worked out between the two companies. READ MORE >> Juniper to Build Low-Latency Network for NYSE Data Centers Juniper Networks will lay the technology foundation for two new data centers scheduled to open next year for the NYSE Euronext exchange, which is looking to reduce the number of its global data centers from 10 to four. READ MORE >> Sponsored by Symantec According to a Ponemon Institute research study more than half of ex-employees admit to stealing company data. View survey results and see how you can find out exactly where sensitive data resides, how it is being used and how to prevent it from being downloaded and sent outside the company. Learn More. ADVERTISEMENT Enterprise Security: Educate Employees or Leave It to Microsoft? News Analysis: For many companies, using software such as Microsoft Security Essentials makes more sense since employee computers are protected and IT departments can save time and money by not having to train employees about security. READ MORE >> Vendors Bet Big on Unfamiliar Markets The IT industry is in the midst of a mass metamorphosis. Lines are blurring between networking technologies, storage, servers, software and telephony. Vendors that represent the tried and true establishment in one discipline are now making hard-right turns into new, largely unfamiliar and often competitive markets. Read on to see just a few of the major convergence plays of the last year. READ MORE >> Notorious Spammer Faces Federal Prison A Michigan man in charge of a large spam operation has pleaded guilty to fraud and money laundering charges. According to federal prosecutors, spammer Alan Ralsky was in charge of an international spam operation that tried to manipulate stock prices. READ MORE >> 10 Ways to Make Your Firewall Work For You Traditional firewalls are focused on blocking simple threats and intrusions. They don't really have the ability to intelligently let selected applications and data pass through unchecked while still filtering out unwanted applications and potential threats. DOWNLOAD NOW >> Virtualization Finally Comes to SAP Users While a number of large VMware customers have now virtualized a majority of their applications in the data center, they have hesitated to move their ERP and other mission-critical applications into production in virtual machines. However, SAP's recent pledge of support for VMware platforms provides the assurance that many SAP customers will need to begin to virtualize the applications that run the backbone of their IT infrastructures. DOWNLOAD NOW >>

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