Review: Microsoft Power BI is no Tableau (yet)

	Google cloud strategy focuses on analyzing big data | Videoconferencing do's and don'ts (with video!)
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	INSIDER Review: Microsoft Power BI is no Tableau (yet) Microsoft formerly offered a rather confusing array of centralized business intelligence, reporting, and analytics products aimed primarily at IT developers, with users often assumed to be working with Excel against on-premises SQL Server Analysis Server and SharePoint data sources. The company added cloud-based collaboration in Power BI for Office 365 in 2014, at a rich subscription price. (Insider - free registration required.) Read More   WHITE PAPER: Axway 10 Best Practices for Thriving in an API World Read this white paper to discover what you should keep in mind when it comes to developing a solid API strategy for your enterprise. Learn More In this Issue Google cloud strategy focuses on analyzing big data Videoconferencing do's and don'ts (with video!) Microsoft updates Dynamics ERP app Microsoft straits: Office for nothing -- Android apps are free Egnyte takes a 'mobile-first' approach to cloud storage with new enterprise suite Tableau revs its analytics engines with an online speed injection Microsoft grabs another mobile app shop, confirms Wunderlist purchase Microsoft lets EU governments inspect source code for security issues Facebook mandates stronger digital verification of apps How you might get food delivered through Pinterest Why you want Google Photos Apple buys GPS startup Coherent to beef up mapping technology Skype updates apps to crush crash-causing text bug IBM to shutter dataviz pioneer Many Eyes Gild sharpens its tool's hiring focus with BI WHITE PAPER: Axway The Digital Business Era is Here The arrival of the digital economy is turning existing ecosystems upside-down and generating new and growing needs for cloud and mobile integration, as well as the integration of smart objects, social networks and "big data." Learn More Google cloud strategy focuses on analyzing big data Google may not have caught up to Amazon in the cloud market, but that's OK, according to a Google executive. The company is heading in a slightly different direction with cloud computing that involves helping customers analyze their data. Read More   Videoconferencing do's and don'ts (with video!)   Videoconferencing is gaining in popularity as companies seek to save time and money and boost collaboration. Whether you're an on-site presenter or distant participant, here's how to do a remote meeting right. Read More   Microsoft updates Dynamics ERP app The new SMB-focused release offers closer ties with Azure. Read More   Microsoft straits: Office for nothing -- Android apps are free Microsoft really likes it when people use Office. So much so, it recently inked deals with dozens of OEMs so fresh copies of Microsoft Office... Read More   Egnyte takes a 'mobile-first' approach to cloud storage with new enterprise suite   Egnyte has been vying with the likes of Dropbox and Box for some time already in the cloud-storage arena, but it's jumped on board the "mobile-first" train with a newly revamped version of its enterprise-focused app suite that's aimed squarely at mobile business users. Read More   Tableau revs its analytics engines with an online speed injection In April, Tableau released version 9.0 of its flagship analytics software, and the company has followed up with an update to the product's online edition that it says is up to 10 times faster than its predecessor. Read More   Microsoft grabs another mobile app shop, confirms Wunderlist purchase Microsoft confirmed that it has acquired Wunderlist's German developer, notching another small shop with a stable of mobile productivity apps. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Nasuni Shadow IT in the Enterprise Who Uses Dropbox at Work? Learn More. Microsoft lets EU governments inspect source code for security issues European governments will be able to review the source code of Microsoft products to confirm they don't contain security backdoors at a transparency center the company recently opened in Brussels. Read More   Facebook mandates stronger digital verification of apps Facebook will require application developers to move later this year to a more secure type of digital signature for their apps, which is used to verify a program's legitimacy. As of Oct. 1, apps will have to use SHA-2 certificate signatures rather than ones signed with SHA-1. Read More   How you might get food delivered through Pinterest Pinterest's platform could let third-party apps integrate delivery services into its site. Read More   Why you want Google Photos Google Photos is a powerful photo editing, cloud storage and search service. It solves all the major problems associated with taking thousands of photos over time -- problems of discovery, storage, management, editing and more. Read More   Apple buys GPS startup Coherent to beef up mapping technology Apple, which has been working to bolster its mapping technology since ditching Google Maps in 2012, has acquired Coherent Navigation, a startup offering a high-accuracy GPS navigation service. Read More   Skype updates apps to crush crash-causing text bug Meanwhile, last week's similar iPhone lockup flaw remains unpatched. Read More   IBM to shutter dataviz pioneer Many Eyes IBM will close its Many Eyes collaborative data visualization service on June 12, according to a notice posted on the Many Eyes website. Read More   Gild sharpens its tool's hiring focus with BI Personalized dashboards can be custom-fitted to each hiring role. Read More
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