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Apple Is Upping the Standard for Enterprise ITApple has announced several new consumer services. Your users will expect the same level of quality from their enterprise Apple experience. |
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Taking the Bore Out of CollaborationFor all its progress over the past fifteen years, collaboration tool vendors have been iterating on the same three elements: group chats, action items, and file archiving. |
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Trello – MellowTrello hits emotional high notes with a compelling project dashboard and intuitive design, but productivity is hindered by loaded graphics and an inadequate creation... |
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Google Bets Its Chrome-Based Cloud Gaming Service Will Change the GameGoogle Stadia is mainstreaming the “everything-as-a-service” model already familiar to many consumers and businesses. As such, it is a frontal assault on one of the last... |
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Google Stadia: Hardware Makers Should Be WorriedIf Microsoft and Google are going to let you play Red Dead Redemption 2 on your smart fridge, where do consumer gaming hardware brands fit? More generally, what are the... |
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Cisco Is Bringing Cognitive Collaboration to the Contact CenterCisco unveiled three AI features for its Unified Contact Center Enterprise and Unified Contact Center Express at Enterprise Connect 2019. These features should help, but... |
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Webex Assistant, Who Is in My Meeting?The web conferencing feature arms race continues with Cisco’s announcements at Enterprise Connect 2019. Users will be delighted now, but long-term value will take a lot of... |
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Windows 10 Multi-Session Is Now in AzureMicrosoft has finally released the public preview of Windows Virtual Desktop. Before you make a large end-user computing investment, give it a try. |
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Microsoft Teams + Planner Makes for Product Management LightNot every organization needs a full-blown product management solution. Microsoft Teams and Planner integrate seamlessly as a lightweight product management and development... |
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Security Lessons From Recent Citrix Data BreachAccording to Citrix and Resecurity, attackers exploited weak passwords and bypassed multi-factor authentication to obtain Citrix’s business documents. |
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