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Seven Steps to an Effective IT Service Management Strategy

To have a fully functioning IT service management (ITSM) strategy, CIOs must connect all the necessary pieces together in a meaningful way.

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Microsoft Kills Off Its Nokia Android Phones

Microsoft is planning to scrap its Nokia X Android efforts and replace them with Windows Phone in future. The news comes as part of today’s announcement that Microsoft is cutting 18,000 jobs in the next year. In an email to former Nokia staff, Microsoft devices chief Stephen Elop details the company’s renewed focus on Windows Phone. “In addition to the portfolio already planned, we plan to deliver additional lower-cost Lumia devices by shifting select future Nokia X designs and products to Windows Phone devices,” says Elop. “We expect to make this shift immediately while continuing to sell and support existing Nokia X products.”

While many were surprised by Nokia’s decision to produce Android-based handsets, the Nokia X debuted earlier…

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Microsoft Announces Biggest-Ever Job Cuts, 18,000 in the Next Year

Microsoft is announcing its biggest ever job cuts today, affecting 18,000 employees. In a memo, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says the company will cut 18,000 positions in the next year, with former Nokia employees expected to account for around 12,500 jobs. “We are moving now to start reducing the first 13,000 positions, and the vast majority of employees whose jobs will be eliminated will be notified over the next six month,” says Nadella.

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How To Install And Use The Chrome Remote Desktop Sharing Feature In Ubuntu

Chrome Remote Desktop Sharing feature in Ubuntu

In this tutorial I will introduce you with the Chrome remote Desktop sharing feature. This is an alternate as similar to team-viewer type property for sharing the screen with remote clients. It seems to be very useful for remote desktop control features. I will install the webplugin in Ubuntu 14.04.

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What I want from a Linux laptop

 

My perfect Linux laptop would be one that can be used in a ultra low power mode and have the option of being charged from a small solar panel of merely 10 Watt. The only slightly unique thing would be the E-ink screen cover. To be used when reading or writing text in the low power mode. Additionally it should have HDMI and usb input to connect a raspberry pi to the screen and keyboard. The keyboard ought to be one of the old types since my error rate is rather high with flat keys.

 

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Red Hat Delivers Enterprise-Grade Ceph Storage

Barely 90 days after Red Hat acquired Inktank, a major new release of Inktank Ceph Enterprise debuts.

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[Pictures] Samsung Z (SM-Z910F) Tizen in Gold

The Tizen Samsung Z (SM-910F) Smartphone did make an appearance at the recent Tizen Developer Summit Russia 2014, and eager Russian developers were able to get their hands on some Tizen Smartphone goodness. Previously we featured the Black version of the phone, so here you have the the Samsung Z SM-Z910F in Gold.

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Blackphone, BlackBerry Throw Punches Over Smartphone Security

This isn’t the first time BlackBerry has taken a public potshot at a rival, but in the Blackphone case, the firm has met its mouthy match.

How to Install GlusterFS With a Replicated Volume Over Two Nodes on Ubuntu 14.04

How to install GlusterFS with a replicated volume over 2 nodes on Ubuntu 14.04

In this tutorial I will explain GlusterFS configuration in Ubuntu 14.04. GlusterFS is an open source distributed file system which provides easy replication over multiple storage nodes. Gluster File System is a distributed filesystem allowing you to create a single volume of storage which spans multiple disks, multiple machines and even multiple data centres.

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QEMU 2.1 RC2 Fixes A Ton Of Bugs

QEMU 2.1 is expected later this month while now the second to the last release candidate is available for those interested in testing it to ensure it will be a great release as being an important part to the Linux virtualization stack…

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