Top 10 mobile apps for business executives

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CIO Enterprise Applications May 02, 2016 Top 10 mobile apps for business executives Anyone with a smartphone or tablet knows that a good app can make life easier -- and business executives are no exception. These are the top 10 consumer apps that business people turn to for day-to-day productivity. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Mozilla taps possible homes for Thunderbird email client • 10 essential pen-friendly Windows apps • Skype for Business finally makes its way to the Mac • Microsoft enhances Office 2016 collaboration with tools that track team input • OneNote gets easy video embedding and many more new features White Paper: CDW Automating Employee Asset Lifecycle Management According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 965,000 people in the Professional and Business Services industry left their jobs in December 2014. Read More ▶ Mozilla taps possible homes for Thunderbird email client Mozilla has also made progress on the technical half of cutting the cord to Thunderbird, including advertising for a technical architect to identify issues and make recommendation to the Thunderbird volunteers on how to migrate from Mozilla to a new home. Read More ▶ 10 essential pen-friendly Windows apps Put that slick Surface Pen to work with these ink-happy tools for your laptop-tablet hybrid. Read More ▶ Skype for Business finally makes its way to the Mac Microsoft has launched a new beta of Skype for Business that runs on Mac, following its launch of a revamped work communication product last year. Read More ▶ Microsoft enhances Office 2016 collaboration with tools that track team input Many of us have wondered, "who's been editing my document?" Now you'll know, because Microsoft has added a number of collaboration tools to the Office 2016 client for Office 365, together with some tweaks to its mobile apps. Read More ▶ OneNote gets easy video embedding and many more new features Microsoft announced a veritable bonanza of new features for its OneNote note taking software across multiple platforms on Thursday. Here's the breakdown. Read More ▶ White Paper: CDW Beating the Software Deployment Blues Many IT users find it tempting to think of software in the same way they may think of other products: as a one-time purchase that immediately solves a problem. Read More ▶ 10 hottest tech skills for 2016 Gunning for a banner year in IT? Make sure you have these skills in your toolbox. ▶ The dirty dozen: 12 cloud security threats The first step in minimizing risk in the cloud is to identify the top security threats. Meet the treacherous 12. ▶ Survey: Who's responsible for data security in your organization? CIO, along with sister sites CSO and Computerworld, is conducting a survey to explore the interaction of information security and traditional IT teams in enterprises today. We want to know who's responsible for which security duties at your organization, where roles and responsibilities overlap, and what challenges your organization faces in aligning infosec concerns with IT strategy and business goals. Take the survey today! ▶

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