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Change Managers: The Key to SharePoint and Office 365 Adoption
Any new technology roll out should include a clear and well-managed change management plan.
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6 Ways 5G Will Empower the Digital Workplace
5G will start becoming available to workers and enterprises by the end of this year. Here are six ways the digital workplace will benefit from it.
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Digital Workplace Newsbyte: Alfresco Bought By PE Firm, Google Targets Office 365, More News
A look back at the week in digital workplace news.
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Mark Your Calendars: Microsoft Announces Mid-2018 SharePoint 2019 Release
On day two of Ignite, Microsoft announced plans to release preview versions of Office 2019 and SharePoint Server 2019 by 2018. According to Jared Spataro, general manager for Microsoft Office, the preview edition of SharePoint Server 2019 will be out by the middle of the year.
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Microsoft Touts AI Technology Paradigm With 'Intelligent' Cloud, Edge
Microsoft drove home its visionary shift to an "Intelligent Cloud and Intelligent Edge" in its annual report released Aug. 2. Microsoft officials, in their company's annual report submitted last week at the beginning of its new financial year, expanded on what CEO Satya Nadella described earlier this year as a
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5 Things to Watch for at Microsoft Build 2017
The Microsoft Build conference heads north this year, moving from its San Francisco base to kick off tomorrow in Seattle.
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Microsoft Sets a Soft Expiration Date on Standalone Office Deployments, More News
Wehn Satya Nadella stepped in as CEO of Microsoft, the Redmond, Wash.-based company set a clear vision for its future — a future in the cloud and in services. What was never made clear was where this left users of its standalone Office software.
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Microsoft Buys Intentional Software to Enhance Team Productivity
Microsoft doubled down on its productivity vision yesterday with the announcement that it would buy Intentional Software. Bellevue, Wash.-based Intentional develops productivity tools across hardware devices and is pushing the boundaries of what can be done in the productivity space.
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Workers Still Need Printers in Paperless Offices
The evolution of the digital workplace is creating new challenges and generating new questions about optimizing employee productivity. The office has transitioned from rigid and fixed to remote, flexible and adaptable thanks to a steady flow of new digital technologies.
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5 Reasons to Love the New Microsoft Office 365 Delve
Although Microsoft has released numerous updates to SharePoint Online and Office 365, Delve has remained the same since its initial release … until now.
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Microsoft Offers Deep Yammer Integration With Office
It's been four years in the making, but Microsoft seems to have finally decided where Yammer fits in the Microsoft environment. The enterprise social network has languished within the Redmond-Wash.-based software giant since its 2012 acquisition, raising repeated questions of what exactly the company planned to do with it.
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3 Ways to Modernize Your Document Processes & Improve ROI
While business objectives vary greatly among industries and companies, there’s one priority that tops everyone’s list: Improving return on investment (ROI). In today’s metrics-driven digital landscape, it’s worthwhile to evaluate if antiquated document processes are hindering you from maximizing your productivity, effectiveness and overall success.
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Microsoft Is Adding Office, OneDrive, Skype to Lenovo Phones
Microsoft continues to push its core productivity apps to the owners of the world's most dominant mobile devices — this time, in a deal with Lenovo, which acquired the Motorola smartphone business from Google in October 2014. Microsoft and Lenovo announced a deepening of their strategic relationship last Friday.
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Easy Solutions to Your Worst Spreadsheet Problems
You’d think stock traders, of all people, would have the best data available. But that wasn’t the case when JPMorgan started bleeding billions on bad trades. Investors got worried. The bank dismissed their concerns as “a tempest in a teapot.” Turns out it was a tempest in a spreadsheet.
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