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How to create a custom Windows 10 image for deployment

IT pros can build a Windows 10 image with custom apps, Start menu tools and more that they can easily deliver throughout the organization.

By Eddie Lockhart • April 17, 2018

Be prepared to handle a mobile security breach

When it comes to cybersecurity, mobile security often falls by the wayside. Discover these techniques to prepare for a mobile security incident should it affect your organization.

By Kevin Beaver • April 17, 2018

Understand the benefits of user profile management software

Profile management tools can be valuable assets to address failure recovery, migration support, KPI improvement, as well as profile corruption, so long as they fit your environment.

By James Rankin • April 17, 2018

How do Twilio Flex API-based services affect contact center software?

Twilio Flex, a programmable contact center platform, reflects an emerging trend toward software products built on APIs, according to API expert Tsahi Levent-Levi.

By Tsahi Levent-Levi • April 17, 2018

Garrison’s unique hardware-based remote browsing brings some interesting advantages

This remote browser is meant to keep the nasties of the internet out of your environment.

By Rachel Berry • April 17, 2018

Software for team collaboration presents deployment challenges

When organizations evaluate team collaboration apps, should IT or lines of business implement the service? The answer might be somewhere in the middle.

By Irwin Lazar • April 16, 2018

How a digital transformation process helped curb reliance on paper

By moving on from paper, the North Carolina Court System and the Texas Animal Health Commission were able to accommodate constituent or partner requests much quicker.

By Jesse Scardina • April 16, 2018

Ten Citrix Synergy 2018 sessions to attend

Get a jump start on your Citrix Synergy planning with this rundown of 10 interesting sessions that explore Linux-based virtual desktops, scalability and planning, and more.

By Eddie Lockhart • April 16, 2018

Contingent workers challenge human capital management strategies

HR management strategies are being tested by the increasing use of contingent workers. Managing them as vendors no longer works, but software is emerging to address the need.

By Patrick Thibodeau • April 13, 2018

Cisco eyes blockchain messaging for better security

The decentralized data storage method of blockchain could make enterprise group messaging more secure. Cisco is among the vendors investigating the promise of blockchain messaging.

By Jonathan Dame • April 13, 2018

What order-to-cash cycle controls in SAP ensure compliance?

SAP Sales and Distribution, a component of SAP ECC, has a number of available functions to help create a better order-to-cash cycle. Here's a look at 10.

By Jawad Akhtar • April 13, 2018

Intelligent information management is ready for AI, blockchain

A panel discussion at AIIM 2018 looked at how AI, cloud and blockchain will disrupt the intelligent information management space.

By Jesse Scardina • April 13, 2018

Measure your digital marketing ROI, keep your job

Oracle customers weigh in on executive's hypothesis that analytics can now prove ROI of the martech stack -- or soon will -- and make marketing a revenue center just like sales.

By Don Fluckinger • April 13, 2018

VMware IoT services wield IT ties for device management

VMware is positioning itself in the emerging IoT market with a combination of device management services and complementary features from other VMware products.

By Paul Korzeniowski • April 13, 2018

Cloud video services spark adoption of conferencing tools

Video conferencing is becoming prevalent in most unified communications products. Cloud video services, in particular, have fueled the adoption of video conferencing tools.

By Luke O'Neill • April 12, 2018

XenApp 6.5 end of life spurs IT to rethink app delivery

A few factors come into play that may make a XenApp migration not as easy as it looks for some organizations. Planning and testing will help IT handle version 6.5 end of life.

By Alyssa Provazza • April 12, 2018

Slack Enterprise Grid adds security, compliance tools

More than 150 large companies are already using Slack Enterprise Grid. The vendor views scalability and security as key to winning more customers for its premium product.

By Jonathan Dame • April 12, 2018

Four Windows 10 built-in security features to know

IT needs an effective plan to maximize security for Windows 10 and get the most out of its built-in features.

By John Powers • April 12, 2018

New HR tools probe employee sentiment, feelings

Sentiment analysis is being used to help HR discover what employees really think. It can help assess reactions to benefit changes or mine for problems in the workplace.

By Patrick Thibodeau • April 11, 2018

How to get the best desktop support SLA bang for your buck

IT can save money on its desktop service-level agreements by mixing and matching the level of support to meet the importance of the device.

By Gary Olsen • April 11, 2018

Microsoft Teams roadmap includes tighter Skype integration

Microsoft has tightened interoperability between Skype for Business and Teams. So far, the vendor has largely kept pace with its Microsoft Teams roadmap for 2018.

By Jonathan Dame • April 11, 2018

New HR tools and techniques align employee, company goals

Emerging HR tools and techniques look at augmenting the power of purpose in business by aligning employees' sense of purpose with organizational goals.

By George Lawton • April 11, 2018

Oracle CX Cloud adds AI tools for B2C, B2B customers

Oracle announces infusion of its Adaptive Intelligent apps into several CX Cloud products and promises more to come, with sales, marketing and service all getting upgrades.

By Don Fluckinger • April 10, 2018

Survey the desktop and application virtualization market

Organizations want the flexibility to deliver virtual desktops and applications from the same platform. Learn about the products that can do both for your enterprise.

By Robert Sheldon • April 10, 2018

Salesforce Boston World Tour show highlights customers, philanthropy

From the dais and halls at Salesforce World Tour's Boston stop, talk focused on automating employee volunteerism, marketing best practices and developer reaction to MuleSoft deal.

By Don Fluckinger • April 10, 2018