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HPE unveils GreenLake services for unified analytics and data protection

Additionally, HPE is helping customers accelerate their transition to hybrid environments with a new cloud adoption framework.

September 28, 2021 by Stephanie Condon

There's one Zoom meeting this employee hates. They're not alone

Some things are different on Zoom. And not different good. New research reveals there's real rage out there among employees.

March 28, 2021 by Chris Matyszczyk

Next Normal notes on CRM/CX/CE: Microsoft Ignite? It's really all about Doom

Ignite 2020 provided a look at what's in store for Microsoft's business products and services in the next few months. More important than Ignite, however, is Microsoft acquisition of gaming industry giant ZeniMax Media. Here's why it matters.

September 28, 2020 by Paul Greenberg

Google's new free software security book: 'Wi-Fi password reset crippled one of our systems'

Google offers first-hand lessons in avoiding and responding to failures caused by attackers or small internal changes.

April 9, 2020 by Liam Tung

Finally, new Windows 10 build released for most but not all Slow Ring testers

PCs with base language Chinese won't receive this update. Neither will users of most games affected by the GSOD.

February 27, 2019 by Liam Tung

How SAP uses anthropologists to build better software

An in-house team of anthropologists has helped SAP improve SuccessFactors, its HCM software, by drawing out insights from users that regular market research wouldn't find.

April 13, 2018 by Stephanie Condon

Visio Online, First Take: Web-based diagramming with basic options

Visio Online is useful, but at this stage it's clearly a companion for the desktop software. Power users will want to stick with the full-featured Windows version.

November 10, 2017 by Mary Branscombe

FileMaker 16, First Take: Powerful but still usable

Apple's venerable database adds new layout and programming tools to make building desktop and mobile apps more powerful, but still approachable.

June 16, 2017 by Mary Branscombe

Now IBM Watson wants to look after your office, too

Building asset management, the Internet of Things and data analytics come together in a system that Siemens and IBM hope will help manage smart buildings.

February 23, 2016 by Colin Barker

Enterprise applications: What to consider before leaping into the cloud

Decommissioning legacy applications and moving to the cloud is not without its risks: tech chiefs explain the thinking behind their strategy.

December 1, 2015 by Mark Samuels