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News about computerworld

• ARN partners with CIO brand to enhance Innovation Awards

  Targeted digital campaigns will showcase market-leading partners to corporate customers across Australia, highlighting ecosystem excellence to more than 210,000 end-users.

• As it sets IT layoffs, Citizens Bank shifts work to India via Web

  Citizens Bank in Rhode Island has offered its IT employees solid middle-class wages and good benefits, but this slice of the America Dream is ending ...

• HTC's nosedive blamed on scant smartphone innovation, fierce competition

  The financial future of smartphone maker HTC appears dire, analysts say, even as the company has remained upbeat.

• Hardware issue blamed for wireless and Internet outage in Southeast

  A cell phone and Internet outage Tuesday evening in several Southeastern states was caused by a hardware problem, AT&T reported.

• HoloLens for the enterprise due within a year

  Microsoft is preparing to release its augmented reality headset HoloLens within the next year and it will be focused on the enterprise.

• Bad vibe brews about Windows 10

  Windows 10's vibe on social media has soured since Microsoft launched the operating system last week, Adobe said today, citing new data from its metrics ...

Features about computerworld

• The Cloud gets mobile apps moving

  There's an increasing push behind enterprises using the Cloud to accelerate and ease app development

• Final Windows 10 upgrade forecast sees OS on 440M PCs by early '17

  Microsoft should have Windows 10 on more than 440 million personal computers by early 2017, according to a new analysis of user share data and ...

• Top firms for training, retention, benefits and career development

  Autodesk, Bounce Exchange and RKON Technologies dominate Computerworld's Top 10 lists by giving workers what they value most.

• IT careers: Security talent is red-hot

  Do you have what it takes to succeed on the infosec career track?

• Microsoft answers Windows device share slump with freemium strategy

  Microsoft's strategic shift to creating apps and services for rival operating systems was born from the hard realization that Windows' share of the total device ...

• 10 security startups to watch in 2015

  With IT spending on security on the increase, here are 10 security newcomers hoping to be worthy of corporate customers