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Computerworld Enterprise Apps Aug 23, 2016 Google to kill Chrome apps on Mac, Windows and Linux Three years after introducing special apps that run inside the Chrome browser, Google announced Friday that it will be removing them from Windows, Mac and Linux by early 2018. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • 6 tools for producing a great mobile app experience • Microsoft's efforts to steal Evernote users move to the Mac • Microsoft upgrades Mac Office to 64-bit for all customers • HipChat beats Slack to the punch with group video calling • Microsoft PowerShell goes open source and lands on Linux and Mac • Localizing every website with Localizer • Are your fragile packages safe? Ask Intel's tiny IoT chip • NBA holds its first hackathon -- should your company, too? • Here's what Trulia learned from building a chatbot • Microsoft acquires intelligent scheduling startup Genee • High technology: How IT is fueling the budding cannabis industry • Tableau turns to AWS for a cloud-savvy CEO Research/Infographic: Citrix Systems 2016 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Mobility Management Suites The enterprise mobility landscape is changing and you need a solution that has you covered no matter what the future brings. Read the report to find out why Citrix has been named a leader. Read More ▶ 6 tools for producing a great mobile app experience You want users of your mobile apps to have a worry-free experience, which means using mobile app performance management (APM) tools to pinpoint any problems. IT managers in the IT Central Station community identify the best and worst features of the six leading mobile APM products. Read More ▶ Microsoft's efforts to steal Evernote users move to the Mac Microsoft is now giving Mac users an easy path to get their notes out of Evernote and into its OneNote note taking service. The company announced a OneNote Importer beta on Thursday, which lets users copy their notes over from one service to the other with a few clicks. Read More ▶ Microsoft upgrades Mac Office to 64-bit for all customers Microsoft on Monday released 64-bit versions of its Office 2016 applications for the Mac. Read More ▶ HipChat beats Slack to the punch with group video calling It just became easier for HipChat customers to get some face time with each other whenever they want it. Read More ▶ Microsoft PowerShell goes open source and lands on Linux and Mac Sysadmins, rejoice: PowerShell is coming to Linux. Microsoft announced that its automation and scripting system is breaking out of the confines of Windows and going open source. Read More ▶ Localizing every website with Localizer I'm a fan of Douglas Adams' book The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. Localizer wants to be the next best thing to Adams' Babel Fish Read More ▶ Are your fragile packages safe? Ask Intel's tiny IoT chip An IoT shipping label Intel demonstrated at IDF this week could report on shipping conditions in real time without needing a battery to stay powered. Read More ▶ NBA holds its first hackathon -- should your company, too? Companies large and small have already embraced the hackathon as a way to foster collaboration and innovation, and now the NBA has announced that it's jumping on board. Read More ▶ Here's what Trulia learned from building a chatbot Bots are all the rage. Here's what real estate tech company Trulia learned from building one. Read More ▶ Microsoft acquires intelligent scheduling startup Genee Microsoft announced Tuesday that it has acquired Genee, a startup with a virtual assistant for scheduling appointments. 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