Mobile apps still have long way to go in state governments

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CIO Enterprise Applications Sep 26, 2016 Mobile apps still have long way to go in state governments A new survey released this week reveals that while a little more than half of state CIOs surveyed consider mobile devices and apps an essential or high priority, relatively few state government apps are mobile ready or are being used by employees and external users on mobile devices. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Windows Desktop apps are now in the Windows Store • Oracle Visual Code brings cloud-based app dev to business users • 10 free iMessage apps to supercharge your Messages in iOS 10 • A Cisco-Salesforce deal means collaboration will come to you • LinkedIn Learning puts Lynda.com to work White Paper: Acquia Gartner Magic Quadrant for Web Content Management The latest Gartner Magic Quadrant for WCM analyzes the popular WCM providers you might consider when comparing solutions. Acquia is excited to be named a Leader in WCM for the second year in a row. Get Gartner's insights on the leading WCM solutions to help optimize your digital experience strategy. Read More ▶ Windows Desktop apps are now in the Windows Store Developers can now distribute their Windows desktop apps to people shopping through Windows 10's app store, with an update from Microsoft on Wednesday morning. Read More ▶ Oracle Visual Code brings cloud-based app dev to business users The competitor to Salesforce Lightning lets citizen developers create apps out of prebuilt components Read More ▶ 10 free iMessage apps to supercharge your Messages in iOS 10 In iOS 10, Apple has opened the floodgates by allowing third-party apps within its stock Messages app. Check out some of the best free ways to animate, coordinate, and add some flair your messages. Read More ▶ A Cisco-Salesforce deal means collaboration will come to you Cisco will integrate its cloud-based Spark communication system and WebEx conferencing service into elements of Salesforce, one of the most widely used enterprise productivity platforms. Read More ▶ LinkedIn Learning puts Lynda.com to work LinkedIn this week integrated Lynda.com's vast training library into its main site. The new LinkedIn Learning service is available to all premium subscribers, and the company says an enterprise-focused version is also on the way. Read More ▶ White Paper: Pure Storage The Road To SAP HANA How can you modernize and deliver on-demand services while keeping your existing SAP landscape optimized and your risks minimized? Read this document to learn the six incremental steps to SAP HANA implementation. Read More ▶ How to make hybrid cloud work The enterprise view of hybrid cloud is becoming clearer and more sophisticated than simply using cloud alongside existing on-premises IT. Here's what companies are doing now with hybrid cloud. ▶ Why Microsoft's Edge browser is missing its edge More than a year after its introduction, Edge remains underwhelming and a very much a work in progress. Our reviewer explains where it falls short. ▶

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