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Slack Introduces Actions, Google Launches New Hangouts Meet, More News
This week's round-up of digital workplace news from Slack, Google, SAP Jam and more.
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VMware, Atos Integrate to Deliver a 'New Workplace Experience'
Digital transformation services and solutions firm Atos announced an integration between its Digital Workplace offering and VMware's Workspace ONE at VMworld 2017 in Barcelona earlier this month. While Atos may be an unfamiliar name for those outside of the EU, it shouldn't be for long.
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VMware Updates Workspace ONE for 'Consumer Simple, Enterprise Secure' Results
When VMware acquired mobility startup AirWatch for $1.54 billion in 2015, one thing was made clear — it was serious about endpoint computing.
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VMware Acquires Cloud Metrics Provider Wavefront
VMware announced today its intention to acquire Wavefront, a cloud-based metrics monitoring and analytics platform. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. Officials at VMware, which provides virtualization and cloud infrastructure software, said the acquisition will help the Palo Alto, Calif.-based $7.
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VMware Targets Digital Workplaces With Workspace ONE, AirWatch Updates
VMware is advancing its mission to reorient businesses around mobile innovation, applications and services with updates to its VMware Workspace ONE solution. Workspace ONE combines identity and enterprise mobility management (EMM) to help organizations securely access business applications and services.
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VMware, AWS Announce Strategic Partnership
They are launching a vSphere-based cloud service that runs on AWS.
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Forrester Names 7 Hybrid File Sharing Leaders
Enterprise file sync and share isn't going anywhere. Once viewed primarily as a consumer tool, the software has gained acceptance in the workplace to the point where Forrester analyst Cheryl McKinnon calls it "firmly entrenched in the enterprise." Shortly after their report looking at the top cloud file sharing vendors,
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IBM Strengthens Cloud Offering with VMware #IBMInterConnect
IBM and VMware are teaming up to enable enterprise customers to extend their existing workloads from on-premises software-defined data centers to the cloud. IBM announced the news yesterday at its InterConnect 2016 conference in Las Vegas. IBM customers can now leverage VMware’s technologies with IBM’s 45 cloud data centers worldwide.
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How VMware Plans to Own the Digital Workplace
Some of us can’t even remember when we last saw someone with two phones, one for the job and the other for everything else. But it turns out that there are a significant number of employers and employees who still feel queasy about bring your own device (BYOD) policies.
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Discussion Point: Who’s in Charge of Integration?
The hardest technological goal to achieve in any IT-oriented organization is integration between disparate technologies. Is there any way to get it done for you?
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VMware Makes a Play for the Digital Enterprise
VMware has struggled lately under the weight of falling share prices and the uncertainty of its future amid the sale of its parent company. But VMware executives have more on their mind today than the price of stock or the sale of EMC to Dell. Today VMware CEO Pat
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How Will EMC's Once Pivotal Ambitions Play Out?
It was less than three years ago that EMC and VMware spinoff, Pivotal, officially became a business. The New York Times ran an article at the time calling it a “well-financed competitor to Amazon Web Services.
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What Google Got With the Bebop Buy
It wasn’t until Google became Alphabet that we got a glimpse about how serious Google was about the enterprise. Sure Google Docs was — and is — a hit at some companies, and Google Drive is home to a lot of personal and business files.
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How Will Michael Dell Unravel EMC’s Tangled Web?
Now that the “go shop” period for the EMC-Dell deal is over, it’s time to figure out how all the pieces fit together. Michael Dell, CEO of the company that bears his name, seems to have his side of the street under control.
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