Новости за 19.12.2018

Microsoft this week nudged open the delivery throttle for Windows 10 October 2018 Update, the problem-plagued feature upgrade that the company yanked for more than five weeks this fall before restarting testing with volunteers.

I don’t just write about how iPads can replace computers, I also spend a lot of time trying to figure out useful tips and thought it might be useful to pull together some of the best Mac tips I published across the last year.

Business moves at an ever-more rapid pace and organizations are counting on their workers to be able to respond to new opportunities, better serve customers, and increase productivity. But just as business needs are changing, so are those of workers. Transforming the workforce is an essential element of competing in the digital age and every organization should evaluate if they are doing enough to accelerate this.

For many organizations a key to success is to strategically automate and streamline daily, routine tasks to focus on bigger, visionary goals. Technology is advancing faster by the day, which means every decision must be weighed in the long term. The challenge, though, is figuring out where to invest capital that’s freed up from those efficiencies, to build the best strategy for tomorrow.

There’s no “one-size-fits-all” approach to provisioning and deploying devices to meet the needs and demands of today’s workforce. Today’s endpoints are as diverse as the workforce they serve and include desktops, mobile phones and tablets, rugged devices, and even the Internet of Things (IoT).

Companies are advancing digital and IT transformation strategies by virtualizing infrastructure and operations. Why not go all the way and figure out how to make the workforce a virtualized asset?

Maximizing productivity may be the number-one reason why organizations adopt new technologies. Even the best system, though, can be improved by smart implementation by the users, and tech leaders can take a proactive role in helping these end users become their most productive selves.

It's the late 1980s, and this IT pilot fish has just started work at a record label, supporting the ordering and manufacturing process.

Chromebooks may be all about simplicity, but don't be fooled: Beneath their intuitive outer layer lies a web of advanced options. And you don't have to be a power user to embrace it.