4 leaked Microsoft apps reveal an exciting, intelligent future for productivity

	Microsoft partners with 20 more Android tablet makers to pre-load Office apps | Enterprise tech a no-show at Google I/O
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	4 leaked Microsoft apps reveal an exciting, intelligent future for productivity Thanks to a Twitter leaker, a new wave of Microsoft productivity apps shows themselves, including a stripped-down version of OneNote and an Office version of Cortana. Read More WHITE PAPER: KPMG and Thomson Reuters Ease Tax Burdens with Automated Indirect Tax Management This paper will help explain the indirect tax landscape and how organizations can utilize automation to elevate their tax management processes. Learn More. In this Issue Microsoft partners with 20 more Android tablet makers to pre-load Office apps Enterprise tech a no-show at Google I/O Windows 10: Which classic Microsoft default apps should be killed? Google's Polymer 1.0 brings reuse and better branding to Web development Facebook Messenger is king of IM apps, but people still prefer SMS Microsoft app store gets a spring clean before Windows 10 launch 13 must-have security tools WHITE PAPER: Radware The Role of ADCs in Network Functions Virtualization Learn how the industry's first NFV compliant, software-based application delivery controller (ADC) on the market helps reduce the total cost of ownership for carriers' traffic steering and large enterprises' load balancing functions. Read Now. Microsoft partners with 20 more Android tablet makers to pre-load Office apps The move continues Satya Nadella's 'mobile-first, cloud-first' strategy Read More Enterprise tech a no-show at Google I/O Google for Work and the company's other enterprise tools received nary a mention at its annual I/O developer conference this week. Google also notably omitted its cloud computing, TV, social media initiatives and focused on Android, VR and other consumer projects. Should IT pros worry? Read More WEBCAST: Alcatel-Lucent The Three Industry Trends Changing Enterprise IT This webinar will look at how CIOs can leverage three intersecting trends – cloud, new technologies, and web-scale IT – to help their companies respond rapidly to new business opportunities. Learn More Windows 10: Which classic Microsoft default apps should be killed? Based on what we've seen in Microsoft's Windows 10 preview editions, here's our take on which classic apps should be kept and which should be killed when the final version of Windows 10 ships. Read More Google's Polymer 1.0 brings reuse and better branding to Web development Google's Polymer 1.0 library promises to tame Web development awash in HTML soup, and make it easier for developers to create feature-laden apps and websites. Read More : BMC Software Five Key Elements of Complete IT Compliance In the past, the needs of the business have often overruled the requirements of compliance, but in light of recent security breaches and compliance failures, this attitude is no longer an option. Organizations must modernize their approach to compliance and close the SecOps gap with a strategy designed for today's complex, dynamic IT environments. Learn More Facebook Messenger is king of IM apps, but people still prefer SMS A new survey about 'the role of texting in our personal and professional lives' found that the majority of respondents prefer SMS to IM apps, and 80 percent of them use SMS for business communications. Read More Microsoft app store gets a spring clean before Windows 10 launch The changes aim to make it easier to find quality apps Read More 13 must-have security tools The experts weigh in on their top picks for protecting enterprise networks. Read More
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