Bring Your Own Tech to Work: Good or Bad For Hiring?

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Our Top Stories Bring Your Own Tech to Work: Good or Bad For Hiring? CIOs are hearing a lot about bring-your-own-tech policies, but most still say no to the idea on security grounds. But would a change of heart yield a competitive advantage? Share: Dropbox Makes Cloud Syncing Faster and More Selective The Dropbox cloud sync service reaches version one and brings boosts to mobile workers using netbooks and tablets. Share: Report: EU May Delay Intel's McAfee Acquisition European regulators are looking closely at Intel's planned McAfee acquisition and may hold up the deal with an investigation, according to a report published... Share: 12 Tech Survey Topics That Should Die in 2011 I receive a lot of promotional e-mails that blast "new," "game changing" and "dramatic" survey results that relate to technology. Most of them don't say much. Share: Biggest Enterprise Resoruce Planning Disasters of 2010 No year in the IT industry would be complete without a number of high-profile ERP project failures. Learn what not to do from these massive wrecks. Share: Paying Top Dollar for Tech Talent Pays Off As Google, Facebook, Apple and Microsoft demonstrate, there is no better competitive advantage than a talented workforce. Share: Connecticut May Sue Google Over Wi-Fi Data Request Google has missed a deadline set by the Connecticut Attorney General's Office for turning over data that it says was collected inadvertently by its Street View... Share: ITU Softens on the Definition of 4G Mobile After setting off a marketing free-for-all by effectively declaring that only future versions of LTE and WiMax will be 4G, the International Telecommunication... Share: Lawmakers Want Net Neutrality for Schools, Libraries Democrats ask the FCC to include schools and libraries in proposed net neutrality protections. Share: Yahoo: We're Not Shutting Down Delicious Yahoo will not shut down Delicious and instead is trying to sell it to another company. At least, that's what Yahoo wrote on the Delicious blog Friday, a day... Share: Five Things You Need to Know About Office 2011 for Mac No one but Marky Mark is sad to see Entourage go, but are there enough improvements to make Office 2011 for Mac worth the investment? Share: Get More Business News Full Windows 7 Coverage Start here for an in-depth look at the strengths and weaknesses of Microsoft's new operating system. Visit PC World's Business Center Get expert advice, browse product reviews, and read the latest tech news for your business. Browse PC World's Business Center Blog http://www.pcworld.com/businesscenter/blogs.html Top 5 Products of the Year Readers choice! Take our Facebook poll and tell us your top 5. Vote here. 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