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3 ways HR can support women in the workplace

The HR team's support for women has a powerful influence on gender equality and employee experience. Learn how HR can make a positive impact on your workplace culture.

By Molly Driscoll • May 27, 2021

DXP vs. CMS vs. WEM: Which platform is right for you?

DXPs are the next step in the evolution of content management technology. Learn about the differences between the DXP and its predecessors, CMS and WEM platforms.

By Geoffrey Bock • May 27, 2021

VPN and cloud-based printing options change with the times

Print workflow and IT infrastructure are key considerations when choosing between a VPN and cloud printing setup that can accommodate the needs of a hybrid workforce.

By Brien Posey • May 27, 2021

How an HR help desk supports an HCM rollout

An HCM implementation requires strategic support and an HR help desk application may help provide that. Learn about features such as enhancement tracking, as well as vendors to research.

By Eric St-Jean • May 26, 2021

SAP partners get new revenue-sharing model for cloud

SAP rolled out a revenue-sharing model that aims to support cloud economics. The software company also encouraged IP development among its partners.

By John Moore • May 26, 2021

Microsoft announces developer tools for Teams

Microsoft has introduced tools that let developers manage apps, charge for subscriptions and use audio and video feeds on Teams. Some tools are available today, others in the summer.

By Mike Gleason • May 26, 2021

How to evaluate printer management freeware for business

While freeware isn't always feature-rich enough, organizations shouldn't overlook this option to manage all types of printing jobs, such as virtual desktop and remote printing.

By Stephen Bigelow • May 26, 2021

6 steps to troubleshoot remote printing via VPN

While each organization's printing infrastructure is different, IT administrators should follow these six general steps to determine the cause of remote printing issues over a VPN.

By Brien Posey • May 25, 2021

How AI is changing Canada Life’s recruiting process

Canada Life Assurance Company's initial adoption of a recruiting AI tool to rank candidates has proved so successful, it's paving the way for deeper investments in the technology.

By Patrick Thibodeau • May 25, 2021

Samsung releases two more smart TV, PC hybrids

The new 24- and 43-inch Smart Monitors will run Microsoft 365 and support Bixby, Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa voice assistants. Pricing for Smart Monitors starts at $200.

By Maxim Tamarov • May 25, 2021

SAP-Honeywell connected buildings app combines OT, IT data

The new Forge Real Estate Operations application from Honeywell and SAP marries operational data with enterprise data to help companies make better decisions on building usage.

By Jim O'Donnell • May 25, 2021

Companies must rethink video conferencing usage in 2021

In the coming months, the issue facing organizations is not cutting back video conferencing; it's determining how best to manage its use and minimize video fatigue.

By Jon Arnold • May 24, 2021

HubSpot embraces competitor CRM systems, adds RevOps features

With HubSpot Operations Hub, users -- typically small and medium-sized businesses -- can access cloud tools most often used by large enterprise sales teams.

By Don Fluckinger • May 24, 2021

Migrating ERP to the cloud: 8 reasons for failure

SaaS ERP promises ease, but CIOs and project teams need to understand the myriad minefields that can cause deployment failure. Understand eight common ones.

By Alan Earls • May 21, 2021

Google unveils smart canvas for Workspace apps

Workspace users will be able to tag files and meetings within Docs and preview files without switching windows. Google also made Docs files look more like web pages.

By Maxim Tamarov • May 21, 2021

The hybrid workplace may be settling on 3 days in office

As post-pandemic restrictions are lifted, workers are returning to the office under new hybrid workplace schedules. Some companies say 'hybrid' means three days in the office.

By Patrick Thibodeau • May 21, 2021

Otter.ai launches assistant that joins Zoom meetings

Otter.ai released an assistant that attends and transcribes the Zoom meetings on an employee's calendar. The feature keeps everyone up to speed, even when they miss a session.

By Mike Gleason • May 20, 2021

Contingent workforce grows, as does battle over its future

Increasing reliance on the contingent workforce is prompting changes in HR software. It is also fueling a political debate about the future of this independent labor.

By Patrick Thibodeau • May 20, 2021

Zoom to launch virtual events platform

Zoom will launch an events platform in the coming months. Zoom Events will let businesses create hubs, sell tickets and track attendance at conferences and summits.

By Mike Gleason • May 19, 2021

ServiceNow’s vision for AI, customer service management

ServiceNow's John Ball discusses the Now Platform's approach to AI, customer service and field service management, and why he left Salesforce as EVP of product for Einstein.

By Ed Scannell , Don Fluckinger • May 19, 2021

Google overhauls Android appearance, privacy settings

Android 12 will feature larger and rounder widgets, themes based on backgrounds and settings that let users opt out of letting apps access their locations, microphones and cameras.

By Maxim Tamarov • May 19, 2021

How could BYOD support touchless meeting rooms?

Organizations have a few options to approach low-touch and touchless meeting rooms. BYOD and employee smartphones are one method to support social distancing and meeting room access.

By Jon Arnold • May 19, 2021

6 tips for better digital learning in the workplace

Today's companies need to upskill and reskill their workforces to stay competitive. Here's a look at some of the most important learning and development strategies that can help.

By Diann Daniel • May 18, 2021

Samsung Display debuts foldable, slidable phone concepts

The concepts include two smartphones that expand from portable devices into tablets, a tablet that converts to a laptop and a PC display with a camera underneath.

By Maxim Tamarov • May 18, 2021

Logitech launches video conferencing whiteboard camera

Logitech's Scribe camera levels the playing field for video conferencing meetings, letting both remote and in-person attendees see the writing on a whiteboard.

By Mike Gleason • May 18, 2021