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Last week's addition of real-time collaborative editing counters Google, but positioning of the browser-based Office remains unclear
If done right, they can help improve customer satisfaction with minimal IT investment.
John Schroeter recently sat down with Alex Yokley and Kim Hickman of Western Union to discuss their unorthodox approach to security training
How Redmond shrinks Office to fit tablets and touch will determine how it competes with rivals, how it rakes in future revenue, say analysts
Android 4.4 includes Quickoffice, mobile substitute for Microsoft's cash cow
John Chen plans to focus on business model transformation
This IT leader has advice for women looking to advance: Believe in yourself.
Apple's new free software and upgrade strategy is seen by analysts as an offensive and a defensive move to challenge Microsoft.
Iris recognition finally seems ready to break into the mainstream, particularly in banking and law enforcement, as prices drop and systems get easier to use.
Big data might be big business, but overzealous data mining can seriously destroy your brand. Will new ethical codes be enough to allay consumers' fears?
Goodbye, boring curriculum vitae. Today's tech resumes are tricked out with video, social and graphic elements.
Kids dont want to use mom and dad's social network
Analysts and pundits ponder the impact of 64-bit tablet on consumer, business laptop industry
Adding images, videos may boost appeal to potential investors
Keeps iPad in the enterprise (defense), disrupts Microsoft's model (offense), say analysts
Companies have used the technology for decades, but it has surged in popularity
Amid the consumer hype, companies are using the machines for product development
Revamped financial reports 'purposefully&cover the ailing Windows client business,' says IDC analyst
In the wake of Facebooks troubled IPO, investors will no doubt fire off tough questions
There's a new piece of ransomware in town; here's how to protect your company's assets
Data mining can predict who will reoffend, not just where and when the crimes will occur.
Analysts say Google showing strong advances with YouTube and mobile ads
As these companies have discovered, when IT projects focus on operational efficiency, sustainability benefits usually follow.
IT-specific onboarding programs help savvy companies bring new hires into the fold and keep them there. Here are their best practices.
The fast-growing company must put years of steep losses behind it and learn how to attract new users.
NPD DisplaySearch analysts forward theory that iPhone 5C sold poorly in China during national holiday
Your workers' smartphones could be the weakest link in your security plan. Here's how to protect the devices and secure the data.
