CIO Enterprise Applications | | | | IT administrators managing a fleet of Skype for Business users will have an easier time of diagnosing and fixing problems that may arise for them. Microsoft unveiled the beta of a new Call Analytics Dashboard on Monday, which is supposed to provide admins with a diagnosis of what issues users are having on a call. Read More ▶ | | | Video/Webcast: VeriStor When there's a hot new segment of the technology market, there's often a land rush by vendors to offer a solution. However, some of these slap-dash products or services don't measure up, and customer only learn the bad news after they are committed. Read More ▶ | With the Creators Update, Microsoft is making it easier to wrap existing desktop apps in the new Universal Windows Platform format. Is that a stepping stone to more modern Windows 10 apps or recognition that traditional PC applications are the foundation of Windows? Read More ▶ | | Microsoft's Office 365 has a big lead, but Google is quickly repositioning G Suite for business and winning some big customers. Who will come out on top in this rapidly evolving market? Read More ▶ | | People working on Excel spreadsheets will be able to do so live from Microsoft's app for Windows, starting Tuesday. Microsoft launched a beta update for the app's real-time co-authoring feature, letting testers collaborate with one another on the same file from inside the app. Read More ▶ | | | These killer marketing tools will ensure your marketing campaign is on the right track, without breaking the bank. Read More ▶ | | Software-based business is here to stay. Staying agile is key to adopting new models in an increasingly subscription-based world. Read More ▶ | | Google's Calendar app is making a long-awaited move to a new device: Apple's iPad. Read More ▶ | | Oil companies no longer drill in our backyards, hoping to strike oil. How come software practice is still stuck in the past? Read More ▶ | | In a rush to save money, companies often plunge into software development outsourcing, quickly select a supplier and expect that team to produce great software right away. They skip the careful evaluation required to determine which software outsourcing company best suits their needs. They don't properly vet the provider to ensure they get the best service, experience and quality of work. Read More ▶ | | Video/Webcast: PhishMe, Inc. Listen to PhishMe Threat Intelligence Expert, Brendan Griffin, to learn about the widespread implementation of anti-analysis methods, a notable evolution in techniques and tools to deliver malware, and the growing threat of encryption ransomware. Now more than ever, it has become more important to detect and interdict malware during the delivery phase. Read More ▶ | CIO Insider | Editor's Picks | | | |
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