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Don't know about the pony, but that dog won't hunt
This vendor's free workshop on machine learning and big data is really a sales pitch for letting users create their own personal clouds. What could go wrong with that?
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How secure is that cloud application service?
The democratization of IT and proliferation of SaaS means that everyone needs to know something about SaaS cloud application security.
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4 Steps to Patch Management Success
The need for patch management has been demonstrated repeatedly in recent years as companies large and small suffered data breaches due to unpatched vulnerabilities. The challenges are significant, but not overwhelming, with these four
Microsoft’s reorganization: Anticipating a massive personal computer cloud evolution
This Redmond reorg potentially goes well beyond Microsoft, and heralds what could be another massive market shift that most of us won’t be ready for.
Blockchain and cryptocurrency may soon underpin cloud storage
Emerging now: P2P networks that use blockchain to manage cloud storage based on the sharing of excess drive and network capacity on PCs and in data centers. Those who share capacity get free storage – and can be paid in cryptocurrency....
Now every Swift developer can build AI apps, thanks to Apple and IBM
IBM and Apple announce new machine intelligence solutions that let developers deploy Watson and Core ML to create mobile, enterprise-grade AI apps.
Top 10 file-sharing options: Dropbox, Google Drive and more
Most file-sharing services have evolved into full-blown collaboration platforms. We look at 10 online services ranging from basic to enterprise-level.
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AWS, VMware and the New Connection for Enterprises
Two of the biggest names in cloud have gone from rivals to partners. In August 2017, VMWare became officially live on AWS which was huge news for enterprises. Together, these two companies make a powerful combo, with one dominating in
By 2020, we’ll be using Windows in the cloud
In just a few years, we’ll have a lot of compelling alternatives to a running apps on locally on a PC and this will drive a trend similar to what happened to Blockbuster and Netflix.
How to fix iCloud sync in seconds
Here's what to do when your contacts or calendar events don't sync between devices.
5 ways blockchain is the new business collaboration tool
While the full potential of blockchain may not be understood by business execs, that's not keeping companies from aggressively exploring how the secure, distributed ledger technology can save time and money.
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eGuide: A Data Protection Toolkit
Data protection is one of the most formidable challenges facing organizations today. Ransomware attacks that restrict access to important data until the attacker is paid are becoming increasingly common. Moving to the cloud is an
IBM sees blockchain as ready for government use
In testimony before a congressional committee, IBM's Jerry Cuomo warned against over-regulation because of cryptocurrency volatility, said the government should embrace the distributed ledger technology and encouraged its use in the...
Microsoft wants to use blockchain to secure your identity
Microsoft plans to pilot a blockchain-based digital ID platform that would allow users to control access to sensitive online information via an encrypted data hub.
How to use iCloud Keychain: The guide
Learn how to use Apple's iCloud Keychain to keep passwords, credit card details, Wi-Fi logins and other critical data safe, as well as create and recall complex passcodes.
Mobile app management is being driven by unmanaged devices
The growth in unmanaged devices owned by employees or contractors is driving adoption of stand-alone mobile application management (MAM) software and services, according to a new report.
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Is Patching Dead or Alive?
Just about every software company now issues patches and updates for their products in order to keep software secure and efficient. But patching, while necessary, is often a challenge for organizations because of the high volume. Tech
Governments eye their own blockchain cryptocurrencies
This year will see the maturation of blockchain, as 2017's pilot projects turn into 2018's real-world implementations in a variety of industries. That includes governments, some of whom are now testing cryptocurrencies as fiat money.
Microsoft targets Box, Dropbox and Google customers with OneDrive offer
Google also unveils a new Drive preview pane commenting feature in G Suite for Microsoft Office files.
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How to use the Highlighted Content web part on modern SharePoint pages
Tips and best practices to help you successfully “roll up” content when you are using the Highlighted Content web part on modern SharePoint sites.
How to avoid paying Apple for extra iCloud storage
Apple offers just 5GB of free storage to iCloud users, far less than many need. Here's a rundown on what you can do to put your iCloud storage needs on a diet and what other options are available.
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