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Live conferences shift to virtual events, yield surprising results

Digital events can't replace live conference experiences, but organizers who quickly shifted to virtual event platforms report surprising benefits and expect to use them long-term.

By Don Fluckinger • April 30, 2020

Celonis process mining edges toward autonomous enterprise

The Celonis process mining platform now has Operational Applications for accounts payable and supply chain that allow companies to take automated actions on processes.

By Jim O'Donnell • April 30, 2020

Users demand improvements to Microsoft Teams calendar

Users must sometimes toggle between Microsoft Teams and Outlook to get work done because of features missing from the calendar in Teams.

By Jonathan Dame • April 30, 2020

What to consider with the digitization of business processes

Many companies want to go digital, but they shouldn't abandon physical paper. Not everyone can digitize quickly, so it's important to accommodate them in a digital transformation.

By Laurence Hart • April 29, 2020

NetApp acquires VDI vendor CloudJumper

NetApp looks to edge its way deeper into virtual desktop infrastructure territory with its acquisition of CloudJumper.

By Dave Raffo, Mike Gleason • April 29, 2020

Team collaboration tools ease remote work management

As employees continue to work from home, team collaboration apps can provide organizations with the tools they need to support remote work management and engagement.

By Katherine Finnell • April 29, 2020

Pros and cons of non-RFP vs. RFP procurement process

The decision to use an RFP procurement process or skip it rests on each companies' unique needs. Understand how each method works and why each has its own pros and cons.

By Eric St-Jean • April 29, 2020

Rethink your onboarding and training digital adoption strategy

Digital adoption strategies are crucial in today's "new normal," and that includes those related to new onboarding and training tools. Experts weigh in on how to create success.

By Rachel Meltzer • April 29, 2020

How does the aggressive iOS 13 RAM management affect UX?

Apple's iOS 13 comes with RAM management that may terminate mobile apps that aren't in use. Apple has somewhat addressed this with updates, but some of the core issues remain.

By Colm Warner • April 28, 2020

How businesses can optimize data-driven content creation

The amount of content available on the internet grows every day. It is important for businesses to use data to make sure their content reaches the intended audience.

By Scott Robinson • April 28, 2020

For HR, future of work now includes contact tracing

A return to work means managing COVID-19 infection risks. HR is getting tools to help accomplish this management, as well as an app to automate contact tracing.

By Patrick Thibodeau • April 28, 2020

3 tips for adding e-commerce to an existing website

While many businesses realize the necessity for e-commerce functions on their websites, they should be sure to focus on the customer journey and maintaining consistent experiences.

By Geoffrey Bock • April 27, 2020

5 tips to foster remote employee engagement

COVID-19 has left many businesses no choice but to send their employees home to work. Here are some things that HR can do to keep remote employees engaged and productive.

By Pam Baker • April 27, 2020

How Jamf is managing Apple devices during quarantine

Managing Apple devices remotely has been made easier through cloud-based products and administration software.

By Mike Gleason • April 27, 2020

Acquia releases Drupal 9 migration tools

Many Drupal users didn't migrate from versions 7 to 8. Now that 9 is out in beta, Acquia offers a sandbox and assessment tools to move Drupal users into the more secure version 9.

By Don Fluckinger • April 27, 2020

How do you compare the TCO of on-premises UC vs. UCaaS?

While TCO can be a helpful metric when weighing on-premises UC options, it's less relevant for evaluating cloud services. Comparing on-premises UC vs. UCaaS has two considerations.

By Jon Arnold • April 24, 2020

How event-driven architecture benefits mobile UX

Event-driven architecture is an approach to programming that enterprise IT professionals should understand. This approach benefits both IT and mobile users.

By Robert Sheldon • April 24, 2020

How to change UEFI and BIOS password on Windows 10

Admins may need to open the BIOS or UEFI interface to change BIOS passwords on Windows 10. This process isn't too complex, but IT pros should follow these steps to accomplish this.

By Brien Posey • April 24, 2020

For IT, Windows 10 update 2004 complicated by COVID-19

Microsoft's Windows 10 update 2004 is set to release amid the coronavirus pandemic. Experts and IT admins say the appetite for new features may be mixed.

By Mike Gleason • April 24, 2020

Martech budgets slashed, more layoffs loom amid COVID-19

The COVID-19 economy has hit marketing jobs hard. As spending for advertising and martech stall, layoffs mount and still-employed marketers fear the worst.

By Don Fluckinger • April 24, 2020

Educate, empathize in social media strategy during coronavirus

Social media offers an opportunity to connect during a period of isolation, but brands should be careful when adjusting social media strategies. Here are some words of advice.

By Erica Mixon • April 23, 2020

Zoom looks to give some users control of encryption keys

Zoom could soon give some customers control of encryption keys. The company is expected to announce more details in the coming weeks.

By Jonathan Dame • April 23, 2020

How remote contact centers benefit businesses, employees

As businesses move to remote contact center models amid the COVID-19 crisis, they're finding benefits in the form of real estate cost savings and happier employees.

By Robin Gareiss • April 23, 2020

Trump’s immigration ‘pause’ leaves open H-1B action

President Trump's immigration 'pause' is likely to face court action and ongoing criticism from people on both sides of the issue. The impact of his order is expected to be minor.

By Patrick Thibodeau • April 23, 2020

Demand grows for using multiple accounts in Microsoft Teams

The inability to log in to multiple accounts on desktop in Microsoft Teams is increasingly annoying users. The vendor has not said when the feature will launch.

By Jonathan Dame • April 23, 2020