Google for Work much quicker to deploy than Office 365

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CIO Enterprise Applications Jan 25, 2016 Google for Work much quicker to deploy than Office 365 Companies that deploy Google for Work do it an average of four months faster than those that choose Microsoft Office 365, according to a new report. However, Microsoft stole more customers away from Google than it lost to the rival cloud provider. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Network security vs. app security: What's the difference, and why does it matter? • Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform 7 Beta now available • Microsoft integrates Skype with Slack to simplify team video calls • Can agile scale and does it matter? • The real cost of unused software will shock you White Paper: Kore The Evolution of Messaging: The Next Essential Platform for Business In just two decades, messaging has evolved from a convenient method of online conversation to an enterprise-class technology capable of transforming operations in business and government. Read More ▶ Network security vs. app security: What's the difference, and why does it matter? The idea that time and resources should be invested in either network security or application security is misguided as both are equally as important to securing the enterprise. Read More ▶ Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform 7 Beta now available Comes with many new tools for admins... Read More ▶ Microsoft integrates Skype with Slack to simplify team video calls Slack may be the darling of the group communication market right now, but there's one thing it's missing: voice and video calling. Microsoft is aiming to patch that up with a new integration between Skype and the popular messaging service. Read More ▶ Can agile scale and does it matter? Most of the literature on scaling addresses overcoming objections and how best to do it. Matthew Heusser posits that 'Does agile scale?' is simply asking the wrong question. Read More ▶ The real cost of unused software will shock you A new study shows that, on average, each computer in every office around the world has about $259 of unnecessary, unwanted or unused software on it. That's a lot of shelfware – and it's costing companies big-time. Read More ▶ White Paper: LogEntries The State of Log Management and Analytics for AWS Log management has evolved into a market that is focused on both the management and analytics of log data. Read More ▶

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