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Salesforce mobile app, Trailhead Go rebuilt for iOS

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff and Apple CEO Tim Cook take the Dreamforce stage as a rebuilt-for-iOS Salesforce Mobile, new Trailhead Go app and Swift-optimized mobile SDK debut.

By Don Fluckinger • Nov. 18, 2019

8x8 Video Meetings launches for free in challenge to Zoom

8x8 Video Meetings has launched as a free, stand-alone app. It will rival free versions of Zoom and GoToMeeting, as 8x8 looks to use the offering to funnel businesses into its UCaaS platform.

By Jonathan Dame • Nov. 15, 2019

Project Limitless’ 5G PC and what desktop admins need to know

Qualcomm and Lenovo have partnered to produce a 5G-enabeled PC that could be a game-changer for remote workers. IT must prepare for a 5G rollout and the issues it could bring.

By Robert Sheldon • Nov. 14, 2019

Adobe Experience Platform CDP adds marketer-friendly features

Adobe adds features for non-IT marketing users to more easily deploy the Adobe Experience Platform CDP. Photoshop-like layering tools for data sets, previewed earlier this year, go live.

By Don Fluckinger • Nov. 14, 2019

Acquia cloud CMS on AWS, Vista cash flow raise user expectations

Acquia's new venture backing and customer experience cloud apps precipitate a need for easier integrations and setup for future releases, customers and partners said.

By Don Fluckinger • Nov. 14, 2019

Amazon Chime gets integration with Dolby Voice Room

Amazon Chime now integrates with Dolby Voice Room, a hardware kit for small and midsize meeting rooms. It's Amazon Chime's first pre-integrated room system.

By Jonathan Dame • Nov. 14, 2019

Salesforce.org Education Cloud updates enhance student engagement

New Salesforce.org Education Cloud features assist with degree planning, setting up adviser appointments and getting a more well-rounded view of students.

By Sarah Amsler • Nov. 14, 2019

Slack services partners to help vendor target enterprises

Slack services partners will help the vendor's largest customers build integrations, train employees and develop migration strategies.

By Jonathan Dame • Nov. 13, 2019

Microsoft CDP helps businesses unify customer data

Microsoft Dynamics 365 Customer Insights takes data from disparate sales, service and marketing systems to bring it all into one golden record of the customer.

By Sarah Amsler • Nov. 13, 2019

Adobe Sign introduces updates targeting mobile device users

The updates include a new home screen and a page for users to track the signing process, the ability to zoom and navigation buttons that help improve users' experience on mobile.

By Ha Ta • Nov. 13, 2019

Acquia, Drupal founder Dries Buytaert on open source, Vista, CDPs

Acquia and Drupal founder Dries Buytaert discusses his company's move into marketing automation, CDPs and what's next after Vista Equity Partners' billion-dollar investment in Acquia.

By Don Fluckinger • Nov. 13, 2019

Kronos introduces its latest time clock, Kronos InTouch DX

The newly launched time clock integrates with Workforce Dimensions, Kronos' workforce management suite, providing real-time updates to managers and employees.

By Ha Ta • Nov. 13, 2019

Jamf Protect offers visibility, protection for macOS admins

Jamf Protect, the new endpoint security software announced at JNUC 2019, provides organizations with a native macOS tool that takes a kernel-less approach to macOS security.

By John Powers • Nov. 13, 2019

How IT can help prevent UC tool communication overload

The use of too many communication tools can create communication overload for employees. To help, IT may be able to take preventative measures.

By Micah Levine • Nov. 12, 2019

How Kaizala for Office 365 competes with ECM platforms

Kaizala is a solid option for a mobile messaging service, but organizations should consider its effect on enterprise content before rolling it out to users.

By Reda Chouffani • Nov. 12, 2019

Compare Windows 10 OS editions to determine the best fit

Organizations deploying Windows 10 must choose between multiple Windows 10 OS editions. Delve into the different features that each edition offers to find the best fit.

By Gary Olsen • Nov. 12, 2019

New Acquia Drupal tools show open source loyalty post-Vista deal

Acquia, recently acquired by Vista Equity Partners, remains committed to Drupal and moves deeper into the CX space with tools for e-commerce and marketing automation.

By Don Fluckinger • Nov. 12, 2019

OpenText’s Carbonite acquisition expands its cloud portfolio

OpenText acquires Carbonite, a vendor in cloud-based data protection and backup, disaster recovery and end-point security.

By Ha Ta • Nov. 11, 2019

Employee engagement necessary for digital transformation projects

With four generations of employees in the workplace and confusion about projects, technology adoption efforts can fall flat. Here's how you can reach your workforce.

By Sarah Amsler • Nov. 11, 2019

Salesforce customers supplement CRM with AppExchange tools

Salesforce customers are turning to the AppExchange to supplement their CRM function. Many find AppExchange tools to be more cost-effective and to integrate better with the CRM.

By David Needle • Nov. 11, 2019

Deploy kiosk devices with the Managed Home Screen Android app

The Managed Home Screen app allows Microsoft Intune admins to deploy multi-app kiosk devices. IT should learn the two best Managed Home Screen Android management options.

By Peter van der Woude • Nov. 11, 2019

ADP DataCloud makes its data easier to use

ADP DataCloud has an upgrade that includes what it calls 'mashup' capabilities. This will make it easier for customers to overlay business data and use third-party systems, such as Tableau.

By Patrick Thibodeau • Nov. 11, 2019

Upland Software extends its portfolio with CRO tool Altify

Features offered by Altify include analytics with Salesforce Einstein and Tableau, relationship map visualizations and integrations with applications in the CRO tool ecosystem.

By Ha Ta • Nov. 11, 2019

With robotic process automation, Microsoft Power Automate works with legacy apps

Microsoft continues to work on making it easier for organizations to bridge modern and legacy tools.

By Kyle Johnson • Nov. 11, 2019

Compare offerings from 3 major desktop-as-a-service providers

Three desktop-as-a-service providers, Citrix, VMware and Microsoft, all offer virtual desktops as a part of their cloud services. Delve into the pros and cons of their offerings.

By Robert Sheldon • Nov. 8, 2019