Oct 20, 2012 By Bruce Francis

Tablet Disruption: Bring It On!

The tablet wars are definitely getting hotter. Microsoft started taking orders for its Surface tablet, without its innovative cover/keyboard, for $499. The entry-level RT sold out in pre-order. An expert interviewed by Computerworld was nonplussed by the early demand: "’The entry-level... Read More

Cloud, Mobile

Oct 18, 2012 By Bruce Francis

Mobile Exposes Myth of Homogeneous IT

A new report from Forrester shows that the enterprise is struggling to keep up with a tidal wave of mobile devices from workers. Forrester says that 66% of workers use two or more devices at work, and 12% use tablets. Here is a summary of the study’s main conclusions: IT executives Must find... Read More

Cloud, Mobile

Aug 23, 2012 By Kevin Ota

Improved Comments and Sharing on the Latest Android Chatter

On Monday we pushed the latest version of Android Chatter to Google Play with a few new features which we hope you enjoy. We have introduced the ability to share content from your phone directly to Chatter. For example, if you open your Camera app (as well as many others) you will see... Read More

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360 PERSPECTIVES

How To Connect Silos and Put Customers First

Tablet Disruption: Bring It On!

Mobile Exposes Myth of Homogeneous IT

Improved Comments and Sharing on the Latest Android Chatter

Most Popular Stories

CTO Perspective: Take Your Development Team From Product- To Customer Centric

How To Create a Customer-Centric Experience

New Rules of Customer Engagement: Key Trends From Global Research

Americas

Europe, Middle East, and Africa

Asia Pacific

How To Connect Silos
and Put Customers First