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Adobe says new cloud service will end ‘document disconnect’

Adobe has announced Adobe Document Cloud, promising a seamless and unified document experience across desktop, mobile and the Web.

How DevOps can redefine your IT strategy

Is DevOps the flavor of the month or the competitive advantage youu2019ve been looking for? We ask experts what they think of the trend, where to find talent and how IT workers can break into this emerging field within IT.

Merger and acquisition categories explain a lot about the deal

Understanding the merger and acquisition category helps CIOs plan for the transaction.

BlackBerry teams with Samsung on locked-down, high-priced tablet

BlackBerry announced SecuTABLET, a pricey new tablet PC built with Samsung hardware and the Android OS thatu2019s designed for public sector and government use.

Former Met CIO leads IT change story at Chaucer

5 things you need to know about Windows 10

With the upcoming release of Windows 10, Microsoft looks to rebound from the lukewarm reaction to Windows 8. Here are five things CIOs and other IT leaders should know about the next version of the OS.

Feds look to developers to improve big data, open source projects

Technology officials look to enrich the value of large datasets by collaborating on open source projects with developer community.

Met Police CIO reflects on his beat

Why Jon Stewart should be CIO of the U.S. government

The Hillary Clinton email trouble is a clear example of how executive privilege gets abused and never ends well. Columnist Rob Enderle not only enjoyed Jon Stewartsu2019 take on the issue, but explains why he thinks Stewart should be the new CIO of t

Insider Insights from Toyota’s CIO

In the first installment of Insider Insights, senior writer Lauren Brousell goes one-on-one with Toyota's Zack Hicks in this CIO.com video report.