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7 Big Problems with the Internet of Things
If the IoT is exposed to weaknesses, then so are enterprises that are connected to it. Here are the current challenges facing IoT security and success.
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Look Beyond the Digital Workplace to Our Digital Society
Digital workplaces do not exist in isolation — they are part of a much bigger picture. Frank Buytendijk, Gartner Fellow in Gartner's Data and Analytics group, opened the company's Digital Workplace Summit in London this morning with a recommendation for attendees: think about digital workplaces in the broader context.
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3 Ways to Compromise Mobile Data [Infographic]
Mobile Data Security
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How Marketing Content Wastes Money
Docurated has confirmed what many marketing people already suspect: only a small percentage of that content you create is actually being used in the sales process.
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Microsoft Beats Amazon in Cloud Storage [Infographic]
Think Microsoft has been making ground in the file storage space? You're right. Recent research from Nasuni, a cloud storage management company, shows Microsoft Azure beats Amazon Web Services S3 and Google Cloud Storage in the enterprise storage space.
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Former Magnolia CMO Moves to Jahia
Jahia has named the former CMO for Magnolia its new senior vice president of worldwide marketing. Christopher Justice, who officially left Magnolia in late April, will take over what he described as a hands-on role at Jahia.
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How Microsoft is Changing Delve and Graph #MSIgnite
Office Delve and Graph are works in progress: some things are done, but there's a lot more to do, Microsoft execs conceded at the Ignite conference in Chicago yesterday — even as they boasted of the speed of development.
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Can Microsoft Reinvent Productivity? #MSIgnite
Productivity has been a recurring theme in the first two days of Microsoft's Ignite conference in Chicago. CEO Satya Nadella started the beat and other Microsoft executives, including Julia White, general manager for the Office marketing team, quickly followed.
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Wake Up! Your Businesses Needs A New Business Model
Every so often you find a “wake-up-and-smell-the-coffee-people” report. Gartner’s recently released 2015 CEO Survey: Committing to Digital is one such piece of research. The wake-up call here is for CEOs who think they're ready for digital business. Based on this research, it seems most are not.
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Lexmark Muscles Into WCM Space With Jadu
Lexmark has entered the web content management (WCM) space. More precisely, the company formerly known as Perceptive but now known as Lexmark Enterprise Software (LES) has entered the WCM space through a technology partnership with Jadu. While the two companies have been working with each other for close to
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Why Microsoft Delve Is So Very 1990s
Microsoft's latest updates for Delve include people-based search and discovery, a new Office 365 page authoring tool and mobile apps for Android and iOS. But Alastair Mitchell, president, CMO and co-founder of enterprise collaboration vendor Huddle, isn't too excited.
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Yammer Co-Founder Wants to Change Your Work - Again
Adam Pisoni likes to change lives — or at least the way people work. Pisoni and former PayPal COO David Sacks founded Yammer in 2008. The enterprise social network arguably changed the way millions of people work. Microsoft bought Yammer for $1.2 billion in 2012.
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OpenText Advances Its Blue Carbon Strategy
OpenText's just released Service Pack 1 (SP1) is a stepping-stone to its upcoming Blue Carbon strategy, which features applications and analytics centered on cloud services.
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OpenText Takes Its Digital First Message to Paris #OTInnovate
OpenText has been beating the Digital First drum pretty loudly in North America. And this week it finally brought the message to France. It didn't have any particular reason to beat the drum it in Paris, apart from it being a mighty fine city.
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