Review: Office 2016 for Mac offers a new interface and better features

	Microsoft consolidates enterprise editions of Visual Studio | Microsoft updates Windows 10, debuts Project Spartan browser
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	Review: Office 2016 for Mac offers a new interface and better features Mac users of Office who have felt left out in the cold by Microsoft now have reason to be pleased: The preview of Office 2016 for Mac attempts to bring the suite out of the dark ages and into the modern world. Read More WHITE PAPER: New Relic New Relic for Amazon Web Services Whether you've already moved to the Cloud or are getting ready to migrate, New Relic helps Amazon Web Services (AWS) users improve the performance and end-user experience of their business-critical applications. Learn more. In this Issue Microsoft consolidates enterprise editions of Visual Studio Microsoft updates Windows 10, debuts Project Spartan browser IDG Contributor Network: The data science ecosystem part 2: Data wrangling HP links Vertica and IDOL seeking better unstructured data analysis In a haystack of data, Alation helps find the needle Google cloud platform can now be managed from a phone Almost ready, redefined Cloudyn helps companies track Microsoft Azure deployments NOW ON CSO: Big data collection makes it hard for you to remain anonymous HP hits former Autonomy execs with $5B suit WHITE PAPER: IBM 4 App Deployment Disasters Every Business Should Know About Read this whitepaper to learn how to avoid these 4 common app deployment mistakes to help make your next mobile project a success. Learn More Microsoft consolidates enterprise editions of Visual Studio For the next version of its Visual Studio, Microsoft has consolidated the enterprise versions of the integrated development environment software into a single product so it can be more easily managed by large organizations. Read More Microsoft updates Windows 10, debuts Project Spartan browser Microsoft has released an update to Windows 10 Technical Preview that included Project Spartan, the code name for the new browser that will be the default in the operating system as the company pushes Internet Explorer into the background. Read More IDG Contributor Network: The data science ecosystem part 2: Data wrangling Data wrangling is cleaning data, connecting tools and getting data into a usable format; the sexy stuff is predictive analysis and modeling. Considering that the first is sometimes referred to as "janitor work," you can guess which one is a bit more enjoyable. Read More HP links Vertica and IDOL seeking better unstructured data analysis Promising more thorough and timelier data analysis, Hewlett-Packard has released a software package that combines the company's Vertica database with its IDOL data analysis platform. Read More In a haystack of data, Alation helps find the needle Two-year-old startup Alation emerged from stealth mode with a new product focused on helping enterprises find the information they need to get ahead. Read More WHITE PAPER: LifeLock Best Practices for Handling a Data Breach The threat of data breach is real and it's critical that your company is prepared. A thorough plan that can be executed quickly is essential to comply with relevant regulations, maintain customer loyalty, protect your brand and get back to business as soon as possible. Learn More Google cloud platform can now be managed from a phone Google is testing a version for Android smartphones and tablets of a console that will help its customers monitor services in the cloud while on the move. Read More Almost ready, redefined This software developer pilot fish and a teammate have been working on an overtime-request-and-approval Web application for the past few months -- a project that has been off and on for four years, but is finally almost ready. Read More Cloudyn helps companies track Microsoft Azure deployments Israeli cloud monitoring company Cloudyn has added support for Azure, helping companies stay on top of their Microsoft deployments. Read More NOW ON CSO: Big data collection makes it hard for you to remain anonymous Effective techniques exist to "de-identify" personal information in Big Data collection. But what really matters is how often it is applied -- and most experts say, that's not very often. Read More HP hits former Autonomy execs with $5B suit HP -- which acquired Autonomy in 2011 -- has confirmed that it plans to sue Mike Lynch and Sushovan Hussain, Autonomy's former CEO and CFO, for $5.1 billion. Read More
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