Microsoft offers unwanted-software detection for the enterprise

Computerworld Enterprise Apps November 30, 2015 Microsoft offers unwanted-software detection for the enterprise Microsoft has started offering protection against potentially unwanted applications in its anti-malware products for enterprise customers. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. Learn Windows PowerShell 2. Apple's open-sourced Swift dev language could change everything 3. Why most companies have the wrong approach to enterprise mobile apps 4. Its cloud soon gone, HP aligns with Microsoft Azure 5. After Google, Mozilla leans on search deals for revenue 6. OAuth 2.0: The protocol at the center of the universe 7. Court tosses out Oracle's bid to disqualify Java expert : Attunity Navigating Hadoop Data Lakes In this eGuide prepared by Gartner Research, we explore the use of Hadoop data lakes. Hadoop data lakes have become increasingly more prevalent in the IT landscape because they support data scaling and accessibility. However, introducing Hadoop into an existing architecture can be a challenge. Learn More Learn Windows PowerShell Go from beginner to advanced with this in-depth guide, a Computerworld Knowledge Pack. (Insider - free registration required.) READ MORE Apple's open-sourced Swift dev language could change everything In future, Android apps could be made with Apple's Swift development language as company defines the digital era. READ MORE Why most companies have the wrong approach to enterprise mobile apps Most organizations focus on the wrong approach to mobile apps often due to old style thinking. What's important is not rapid application development, but rapid application deployment to maximize ROI. From the IDG Contributor Network. READ MORE : IBM 25 Inspiring Global Social Business Leaders More than ever, productive and profitable relationships with customers depend on a company's ability to interact with them in meaningful and relevant ways. This poses two distinct challenges: the ability to understand what a customer needs and to address that need at the correct time. Learn More Its cloud soon gone, HP aligns with Microsoft Azure Hewlett-Packard Enterprise is partnering with Microsoft to offer its Azure public cloud services to customers, filling a gap after HPE decided to scrap its own public cloud services. READ MORE After Google, Mozilla leans on search deals for revenue The Mozilla Foundation reported increased revenue for 2014, the last year for which money from a lucrative Google search deal was included. READ MORE OAuth 2.0: The protocol at the center of the universe Public APIs are becoming a crucial business asset. A strong API strategy depends on openness and standardization. A support for the OAuth 2.0 specification is the first step towards a successful and secure API model. From the IDG Contributor Network. READ MORE Court tosses out Oracle's bid to disqualify Java expert A court in San Francisco has declined Oracle's bid to disqualify an expert in its copyright dispute with Google over the use of Java code in the Android mobile operating system. READ MORE White Paper: Kony Inc Is Your App Development Process Collaborative? In modern application development environments, the word "project" no longer applies. Development teams are learning how valuable it is to welcome feedback from across the organization throughout the process. See how companies are reaping the rewards of an open, ongoing exchange of ideas. Learn More Is your IT department a great place to work? Computerworld is seeking to identify the 100 top workplaces for IT professionals for our 23rd annual Best Places to Work in IT list. 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