Industry

Microsoft discusses progress in Git migration

The world’s most widely used commercial software is built with open source tools

Whose Zoomin who? Polycom is

In a move that last year wouldn’t have been thinkable, Polycom is collaborating with longtime competitor Zoom to offer Zoom Connector for Polycom

Eight steps to the GDPR countdown

IoT devices-as-a-service through Angaza’s SMS based installment payment plan

African telcos sell IoT solar panels that run as long as installment payments are made.

How John Deere developed one of the best GPS locators in the world

Farm equipment giant taps into IoT to boost effiiciencies

Forget the plus-sized screen, the regular iPhone is the best fit

I really loved the iPhone 6s Plus—until I had to carry it around. So, it’s back to the regular-sized iPhone for me.

Capriza touts its mobile-first strategy for the enterprise

Mobile. It’s the choice of a new generation. And Capriza has a million users to prove the point.

WannaCry was a Windows 7 phenomenon

The weakness of Windows 7’s Defender was partly to blame for the WannaCry ransomware outbreak

Raspberry Pi roundup: Free Googlage for all, jamming out on the Pi, and Deskberry Pi

Why IT service providers are investing in North America

IT outsourcing providers have been opening more service centers in the U.S. with Seattle, San Francisco and Toronto emerging as hot spots for digital services.