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AI in video conferencing opens a world of features

AI in video conferencing will result in useful features for businesses. Learn how AI capabilities improve meetings and what to ask conferencing vendors about their products.

By Irwin Lazar • July 27, 2021

Cortana for enterprise Teams has promise but faces hurdles

Microsoft has rebooted Cortana as the enterprise version of Alexa or Siri for Teams. The play is promising, but technical and privacy concerns mean its success is not yet certain.

By Reda Chouffani • July 26, 2021

Box Sign gives business users built-in digital signature tool

Box's $55 million acquisition of SignRequest in February yields a native digital signatures feature for Box Business and Enterprise cloud content management users.

By Don Fluckinger • July 26, 2021

Microsoft Windows 365 confuses tech buyers

Microsoft hasn't clearly defined when a company should pick Windows 365 over its other desktop as a service, Azure Virtual Desktop. The differences seem more subtle than dramatic.

By Mike Gleason • July 23, 2021

IT complexity slows S/4HANA migration pace

Most S/4HANA projects are being held up by the complexity of SAP system environments, and organizations need to fully understand the systems and align IT and business to succeed.

By Jim O'Donnell • July 23, 2021

Deloitte SAP Industry Cloud apps aim to fill ERP gaps

The head of Deloitte's $4 billion SAP practice explains the consultancy's role in SAP's new industry applications and how Kinetic Microservices can extend S/4HANA Cloud.

By David Essex • July 23, 2021

Zoom-Five9 deal to offer all-in-one cloud contact center

The Zoom-Five9 deal could deliver a product portfolio capable of satisfying businesses' contact center needs while providing communications for a hybrid workforce.

By Mike Gleason • July 23, 2021

Amazon updates aim for Alexa everywhere

Amazon's latest Alexa advancements include better support for natural language, interoperability with more devices and support for devices running multiple voice assistants.

By Antone Gonsalves • July 22, 2021

Acumatica Summit focuses on cloud ERP and growth

Acumatica touted growth and new integrations with Adobe and Microsoft at its annual summit. Analysts like the ERP vendor's innovations and customer-centric approach.

By Jim O'Donnell • July 22, 2021

How to enroll iOS devices with Apple User Enrollment

A recently added Apple feature, iPadOS and iOS User Enrollment, helps organizations manage devices with personal data without sacrificing end users' privacy.

By Peter van der Woude • July 22, 2021

Adobe launches PDF extraction, generation APIs

Adobe deconstructs the PDF creation and content extraction processes with the release of APIs for developers available on AWS marketplace.

By Don Fluckinger • July 22, 2021

Paycor IPO launches, CEO explains what’s next

Paycor HCM's CEO shares what the IPO means for its customers and plans to use the investment for R&D and sales expansion as it expands in the SMB market.

By Patrick Thibodeau • July 21, 2021

Branded, custom video conferencing enhances meetings

Custom video conferencing can make meetings feel more engaging, and third-party tools can take these features even further. But hybrid work can create challenges.

By Katherine Finnell • July 21, 2021

Top 6 tips to secure video meeting storage

The rise in remote work caused an increase in video conference recordings from many virtual meetings. As a result, organizations must know how to store recordings securely.

By Demetra Edwards • July 21, 2021

Redpoint Global moves into data quality as a service

Redpoint Global users get tools to manage first-party partner, product and customer data quality, identity and governance with In Situ feature bundle.

By Don Fluckinger • July 20, 2021

Understanding CPaaS market growth, trends and providers

The CPaaS market is maturing as increased demand for digital communications drives new use cases. Learn about the trends and providers fueling CPaaS market growth.

By Katherine Finnell • July 20, 2021

Dive into the latest features for VMware Instant Clones

Instant Clone technology helps admins quickly copy VMs. VMware grows Instant Clone support but removes SID needs and deprecates Linked Clones in Horizon 2006.

By Rob Bastiaansen • July 19, 2021

Zoom to buy cloud contact center provider Five9 for $14.7B

Zoom's acquisition of Five9 would make the company a competitor to 8x8, RingCentral, Cisco and Vonage in the growing cloud-based contact center market.

By Mike Gleason • July 19, 2021

Automation, job loss fears speed workforce training in Mass.

A new report from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts offers a snapshot of what states are facing post-pandemic: increasing automation and a need for workforce training.

By Patrick Thibodeau • July 19, 2021

Microsoft widens Teams’ reach with Dynamics 365 integration

Integration between Teams and Dynamics 365 lets sales and service reps edit customer records while talking to clients. Teams also offers integration with third-party apps.

By Antone Gonsalves • July 16, 2021

How to deploy a mobile threat defense app in 3 scenarios

The mobile threat defense integration and application deployment process differ depending on whether an organization uses MDM, MAM or neither.

By Peter van der Woude, Colm Warner • July 16, 2021

Salesforce to pull plug on Audience Studio DMP

Salesforce Audience Studio DMP is no longer being sold, Salesforce confirms. It could signal the beginning of the end of programmatic digital ad sales.

By Don Fluckinger • July 15, 2021

Rise with SAP won’t move S/4HANA needle for large customers

Rise with SAP is good for smaller companies, but if Rise is going to be a success, SAP will need to figure out how to attract its largest customers, according to two experts.

By Jim O'Donnell • July 15, 2021

Supply chain AI adoption happening too fast

AI's future in the supply chain seems assured as the pandemic accelerates AI adoption in various industries. Here's why some business leaders think it's happening too fast.

By George Lawton • July 14, 2021

Determining the best mobile threat defense options

Desktop security products often cannot cover mobile devices enough. Mobile threat defense can come into the picture and supplement an organization's mobile security.

By Jack Gold • July 14, 2021