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Take a close-up look at Windows 10 permissions settings

With all the new updates and features, Windows 10 can appear daunting. To simplify the transition, break down and tailor the permissions in Windows 10 to users' specific needs.

By Brien Posey • Dec. 22, 2016

Expert tips for implementing procure-to-pay software

P2P software touches many departments, ties in suppliers and has a big impact on financials. You need all the major stakeholders at the planning table.

By Linda Rosencrance • Dec. 21, 2016

Salesforce-AWS partnership expected to benefit customers

By switching to Amazon Web Services, existing Salesforce customers could gain insight from AWS apps that will easily integrate with Salesforce.

By Jesse Scardina • Dec. 16, 2016

Polycom video conferencing system offers widespread capabilities

Polycom's video conferencing system provides companies of all sizes with flexible deployments for mobile devices, desktop computers and meeting rooms.

By David Maldow • Dec. 13, 2016

S&OP software can coordinate integrated, data-driven planning process

Sales and operations planning is certainly possible with spreadsheets and paper, but collaboration and benchmarking across departments are much easier with specialized software.

By Dave Turbide • Dec. 13, 2016

The complete guide to mobile application management: Understanding different MAM techniques

MAM is essential, yet challenging and confusing; this series of articles covers everything you need to know. Part 2 takes a deep look at AppConfig MAM, stand alone MAM, and other MAM techniques.

By Jack Madden • Dec. 8, 2016

Who’s the leader in mobile OS market share for ruggedized devices?

Google's Android rules the roost in consumer devices and is gaining on the many flavors of Microsoft Windows that dominate mobile OS market share in manufacturing.

By Chris Maxcer • Nov. 29, 2016

Insightly adds CRM security to its product

With smaller security budgets and IT teams than enterprise businesses, small and medium-sized companies are more vulnerable to cyberattacks. Insightly's new security features hope to combat that.

By Jesse Scardina • Nov. 29, 2016

Integrate contact center and unified communications platforms

The lines are blurring between contact center and unified communications platforms, as team messaging capabilities help agents collaborate and resolve customer issues.

By Irwin Lazar • Nov. 29, 2016

Seven ways Dynamics 365 stands out from every other ERP platform

Microsoft promises Dynamics 365 will outshine every other ERP platform that will allow users to gain better customer insights and while keeping costs down.

By Reda Chouffani • Nov. 28, 2016

“I Can’t Print!” Short answers to complex Citrix printing issues

Printing can still be hard, but in this article Jo Harder shares some advice from her highly-rated BriForum session.

By Jo Harder • Nov. 28, 2016

LogFire is cloud-based WMS software suited for omnichannel warehouses

With LogFire, users get cloud-based WMS software that's scalable, easy to use and integrates with other Oracle supply chain management systems.

By Mary Shacklett • Nov. 22, 2016

SAP Hybris CRM gets a jolt from SAP HANA Cloud

SAP Hybris is capitalizing on PaaS to help customers and partners build applications and better integrate their SAP portfolios.

By Jeff Kaplan • Nov. 16, 2016

Inside the Salesforce strategy: Acquisitions, AI and Commerce Cloud

Salesforce Einstein and Commerce Cloud are at the forefront of this year's Salesforce strategy, but the company works to gain momentum around IoT Cloud.

By Lauren Horwitz • Nov. 14, 2016

What are the benefits of RFID in the fashion industry?

Trendy fashions -- with their quick cycles of 'hot' or 'not' -- need auto-ID technology that can keep pace. Here's a look at why RFID fills the bill.

By Dave Turbide • Nov. 11, 2016

Take on Windows 10 Wi-Fi problems and address Wi-Fi Sense

Windows 10 Wi-Fi connectivity is not as straightforward as it sounds. Microsoft moved the Wi-Fi settings and added security risks with Wi-Fi Sense. Plus, Wi-Fi often fails after an upgrade.

By Eddie Lockhart • Nov. 11, 2016

Despite initial fanfare, Salesforce IoT Cloud still seeks user enthusiasm

Salesforce IoT Cloud came on the scene to great fanfare, but users are still struggling with how to make meaningful use of the data.

By Jeff Kaplan • Nov. 7, 2016

Why is engineering change control important to manufacturers?

When a product needs changes after being released to production, the process can be disruptive and messy. Engineering change control can help.

By Dave Turbide • Nov. 7, 2016

Are both an engineering bill of materials and a manufacturing BOM needed?

Manufacturing a product can be very different than what engineers have envisioned. Here's a look at what that means for different bills of materials.

By Dave Turbide • Nov. 7, 2016

Value drivers must be constant focus of digital technology initiatives

Getting caught up in the enterprise digital technologies hype is dangerous for your company. Here's what to do instead.

By Rob Livingstone • Nov. 3, 2016

Election Protection helps voters with call center technology

Election Protection handles upward of 100,000 calls per day as Election Day nears, routing calls from high-call-volume states using Genesys.

By Jesse Scardina • Nov. 2, 2016

How advantageous is Microsoft’s ERP-CRM integration within the market?

With the ERP-CRM integration, Microsoft may have a leg up in the Salesforce arena, where Salesforce has dominated in CRM but hasn't grabbed a foothold in the ERP space.

By Brent Leary • Oct. 31, 2016

SAP’s adaptable warehouse management software boosts supply chain ops

SAP's warehouse management software, EWM, integrates with different SAP SCM applications and other ERP systems and provides automation and support for multiple warehouse locations.

By Mary Shacklett • Oct. 31, 2016

How does an OVF file work with VMware Workstation?

With so many different files forms supported in virtualization, there is a lack of standardization. Administrators can mitigate that problem using OVF file format.

By Sander van Vugt • Oct. 31, 2016

The six most important criteria when evaluating WMS software

Number of sales channels, deployment, integration and agility are just some of the important variables to consider when evaluating WMS software for your business.

By Mary Shacklett • Oct. 28, 2016