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Last month we saw two incredible IPOs: Marketo and Tableau. I spent some time reading through these companies’ S-1s and it’s clear that they scaled by pulling three levers

Metadata mining isn’t the ultimate in Big Brother watching you.

The rise of mobile applications and BYOD schemes has caused a number of headaches for IT professionals in the corporate world.

When it comes to talent, the enterprise IT world is a lot like Major League Baseball: Even the people at the bottom of the ladder are still way more talented than the rest of the world.

Even as developers were celebrating the about-face of Google leaving its Calendar APIs open after all, another team inside Google was making an announcement of its own: the availability of the Google Maps Engine API.

Box is virtually synonymous with online data storage and file sharing, but it has always strived for a broader mission: to make sharing, accessing and managing content ridiculously easy.

HTC’s latest flagship device has become the first HTCpro certified device in the U.S., pitching a broad range of business features to enterprise customers.

Apple and Google are being strongly encouraged by U.S. officials to ramp up efforts to reduce the rampant wave of smartphone-related crime sweeping the United States.

More malware is appearing on mobile devices themselves, and despite security measures such as full-device encryption, they can steal information regardless of the roadblocks that businesses put in their way, according to V-Key CTO Joseph Gan.

There was a time when the Windows PC was the computer platform that was most vulnerable to malware and hacking. Although some malicious hackers were targeting Nokia’s Symbian mobile operating system