The Wired CIONew business still needs old values to succeed, says HPE executive
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If you have a set of principles and adhere to them rigorously, they serve as your foundation when you undergo competitive pressure, says HPE Financial… Cultural fit is as important as technical fit, says GitHub VP
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How do you build, and then protect, the right company culture? According to Merritt Anderson, the answer is you work at it. Bringing female faces to (traditionally) male places
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Splunk’s president of Worldwide Field Operations runs 68% of the company and has a distinguished career across the NSA, Sun and Salesforce. Oh, and incidentally,… 
Communication is an important skill for any leader. Splunk’s chief technology advocate Andi Mann gives his top tips on how to get your message across. Make culture your hiring priority, says Splunk VP
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It’s not inevitable a high-growth company has to sacrifice the close and non-bureaucratic culture it enjoyed as a start-up. The key is to make culture… 
Analytics software company SAS held its annual Global Forum last week. Among product announcements, there is a lot of smart thinking that organisations worldwide can… Enterprise Mac - the case for OS X in your Windows Active Directory environment
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Conventional wisdom said Macintosh devices have no place on a Windows enterprise network. Yet, this thinking stymies innovation and, according to IBM, may even be… 
“The cloud” is the buzzword of the modern day. Companies are told they must “get on the cloud”, while the deeply technical bemoan how what… Lessons (or not) on spinning an email from Microsoft
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Redmond-based software giant Microsoft has inadvertently provided tips on how to structure a campaign email, after what is undoubtedly an embarrassing gaffe by its marketing… Microsoft breaks Windows 10 Microsoft account sync for corporates
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When is a bug not a bug? When Microsoft decides to make an unannounced, uncontrollable feature which takes away existing functionality, putting another nail in… 
