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The world still depends on Windows.

The self-provisioning of technology in the workplace by employees, more commonly known as consumerization, is the most dramatic opportunity disguised as a challenge that businesses should embrace. Along with the infiltration of unsanctioned personal devices, applications, and Web services inside the organization, companies are gaining workers who are increasingly self-motivated to be more empowered, engaged, and resourceful.

What enterprise would say no to a self-starter?

I recently had the opportunity to speak with two representatives from the Netherlands-based security research firm Fox-IT: Maurits Lucas, InTELL business director, and Andy Chandler, VP of WW sales and marketing. Collectively, the two shared an in-depth story of cyber-gang warfare suitable for Hollywood.

Seems like business as usual in the Microsoft Black Tuesday support arena.

As I wrote last week, Apple seems to be reversing the Android dominance in the market as a whole or at least slowing it.

For a community founded on peace, love, and free-flowing code, the open source community can be a difficult crowd to crack.