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SAP’s new San Francisco office sets its hybrid work approach

SAP's new San Francisco office encourages in-person interaction and community building among its diverse workforce. Its design was informed by employee input.

By Patrick Thibodeau • April 21, 2023

ERP and SCM: Understand the differences

Some companies' supply chain management needs may not be fulfilled by their ERP software, so they may require SCM software. Learn more about ERP and SCM software.

By Eric St-Jean • April 21, 2023

Oracle HCM adds new career development tool

Oracle HCM says its new HR tool, Oracle Grow, helps employees develop skills by providing career options, paths and training amid a rapidly changing job market.

By Patrick Thibodeau • April 20, 2023

7 tips for creating an alumni employee network

Even great HR teams have recruiting challenges in today's competitive labor market. Learn how an alumni employee network might help and why it's a magnet for 'boomerang employees.'

By Christine Campbell • April 20, 2023

6 Mac antivirus options to improve internet security

Organizations with macOS desktops under their management need to ensure their security products can support Macs. Review these six antivirus products with macOS support.

By Robert Sheldon • April 20, 2023

Should organizations turn on the native firewall on Mac?

The native macOS firewall is off by default, so IT might wonder if it's worth it to set up the security feature. Find out how to enable the Mac firewall and why it's important.

By Peter van der Woude • April 20, 2023

MAM vs. DAM: What’s the difference?

Digital asset management is the reigning champion of managing digital and multimedia assets. Now, media asset management offers the same, with more support for larger files.

By Michaela Goss • April 19, 2023

Calif. lawmakers might mandate active shooter training

California lawmakers are advancing legislation to require active shooter training for all businesses. The bill aims to better prepare employees for workplace violence.

By Patrick Thibodeau • April 19, 2023

Atlassian unveils generative AI-backed tools for Confluence

The collaboration software vendor incorporated a virtual assistant supported by OpenAI technology to summarize meetings and draft tweets in Confluence, its collaboration space.

By Mary Reines • April 19, 2023

Tap collaboration devices for employee experience data

Collaboration devices play a key role in supporting employee experience, from extracting engagement data to improving hybrid meeting parity.

By Beth Schultz • April 19, 2023

Salesforce integrates Einstein GPT and Data Cloud into Flow

The CRM giant updated Flow, its automation toolkit, with generative AI and Data Cloud capabilities to trigger automatic responses using natural language prompts and real-time data.

By Mary Reines • April 19, 2023

How to use the Apple Rapid Security Response updates

Typical Apple OS updates are large and infrequent, but the Rapid Security Response feature helps admins keep Apple devices patched without performing full OS updates.

By Brien Posey • April 19, 2023

Getting started with kiosk mode for the enterprise

A kiosk can serve several purposes as a dedicated endpoint. Understanding those possibilities and their benefits and challenges is key to deploying kiosk mode for the enterprise.

By Brien Posey • April 18, 2023

white paper

A white paper is an authoritative, research-based document that presents information, expert analysis and an organization or author's insight into a topic or solution to a problem.

By Nick Barney • April 18, 2023

contactless payment

A contactless payment is a wireless financial transaction in which the customer makes a purchase by moving a security token in close proximity to the vendor's point of sale (POS) reader.

By TechTarget Contributor • April 18, 2023

3 tips for successfully managing a hybrid workforce

For many companies, the hybrid office is the new normal. Learn tips on how to keep the sometimes-in-office/sometimes-remote model working well for employees.

By Ansley Hoke • April 17, 2023

A rise in workplace violence gets a tech response

Mass shootings in the U.S. are rising, with workplaces being common targets. This has led to the development of advanced weapon detection and employee threat identification tools.

By Patrick Thibodeau • April 17, 2023

text messaging (texting or wireless messaging)

Text messaging is the act of sending short, alphanumeric communications between cellphones, pagers or other hand-held devices, as implemented by a wireless carrier.

By Craig Mathias • April 17, 2023

smartphone

A smartphone is a cellular telephone with an integrated computer and other features not originally associated with telephones, such as an operating system (OS), web browsing and the ability to run software applications.

By Alyssa Provazza, Paul Kirvan • April 17, 2023

Zendesk teams with OpenAI for new AI-backed CX tools

The CX giant's partnership with OpenAI brings new tools to help CX personnel summarize content, create knowledge bases and macros, and quickly compose ticket responses.

By Mary Reines • April 14, 2023

continuous performance management

Continuous performance management, in a human resource (HR) management context, is the supervision of an employee's performance through one-on-one discussions and ongoing feedback from supervisors during regularly scheduled check-ins.

By Dan Ring, Scott Wallask • April 14, 2023

FinancialForce update may pique enterprise customer interest

The latest release of FinancialForce SaaS PSA software has more automation and a simplified UX that could move the platform beyond its mid-sized market to larger enterprises.

By Jim O'Donnell • April 13, 2023

Adobe adds new Acrobat extension PDF tools in Google Chrome

The updates let Google Chrome users alter PDF documents by adding comments, markups, highlights, signatures and image cropping all from the browser window.

By Mary Reines • April 13, 2023

Key Apple-native macOS security features for administrators

There are lots of universal security controls that can apply to any type of desktops, but IT teams need to look at the specific features native to desktops such as macOS.

By Robert Sheldon • April 13, 2023

prototype

A prototype is an early version of a product from which future versions are developed.

By Paul Kirvan • April 13, 2023