Galen Gruman
Executive Editor for Global Content
Galen Gruman is executive editor for global content at IDG’s enterprise sites, providing overall management of the Africa, ASEAN, Australia, India, Middle East, and New Zealand editions of CIO, Computerworld, and CSO Online.
Review: Office 365's Delve, Sway and Planner fall flat
Microsoft's latest productivity tools – now including the Planner mobile app for iOS and Android -- have a few compelling features but integrate poorly with Office
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Business chat review: Slack vs. Teams vs. HipChat vs. Yammer
The 800-pound gorillas Microsoft and Google are taking on the niche providers Slack and Atlassian that created this market, but you need more than size to win
Review: Outlook Groups is now a pain on all platforms
Outlook Groups may be core to Microsoft’s collaboration strategy, but it isn’t core to Office 365 or even Outlook
Office 365 everywhere? Not on these devices
Microsoft still can't decide if it can commit to a world that's not about Windows alone
Review: Samsung Galaxy S8 fails the likability test
The big-screen Android smartphone is too slick for its own good, with poor design decisions that render it unnecessarily hard to use
Review: Samsung Dex nearly nails smartphone-as-desktop
Difficult setup and hardware issues mar an otherwise successful marriage of a smartphone to the traditional desktop experience
iPad smackdown: Microsoft Office vs. Apple iWork vs. Google G Suite
Your iPad can largely function like a laptop with two of the three main office productivity suites
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Smackdown: Office 365 vs. G Suite collaboration
Google’s G Suite has long mastered document collaboration. But now Microsoft Office has come on strong. Is it enough?
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Smackdown: Office 365 vs. G Suite productivity
Can you really use Google’s G Suite instead of Microsoft Office? Here's how they compare on Windows, MacOS, iOS, Android, and Chrome OS.
Untangle OneDrive and SharePoint integration in Office 365
Microsoft has added SharePoint support to its OneDrive apps, but differences across Windows, MacOS, iOS, and Android might confuse you
Almost there: Skype for Business inches forward
A convoluted user interface and crippled mobile features limit the conferencing tools' utility, but there's now enough to get started
The cloud storage security gap -- and how to close it
Cloud storage vendors don't provide a comfortable balance for some IT admins, but third-party options get you part way there
First look: Android on Chrome OS is a poor fit
Even for a beta, the merger of Google's two operating systems is a disappointment that begs the question: Why bother?
New MacBook Pro? You don't have to toss your peripherals
Apple's new laptops jettison all previous ports, putting those with external drives, monitors, and keyboards -- even iPhones -- in a pickle
Review: HP's Elite x3 is too much smartphone, not enough PC
We've seen this 'one device for everything' movie before, and it ends just as badly this time
Group policies, meet EMM: New and old Windows 10 management unite
MobileIron Bridge lets IT apply familiar group policy objects to Windows 10 PCs via enterprise mobile management, filling a big gap in Win10's new APIs
What’s left for BlackBerry? The products that still matter
Mobile security, management, and communications tools are what BlackBerry is now all about, though the quality varies
Why (and how) you should manage Windows PCs like iPhones
The pieces are finally coming together to implement an omnidevice systems management approach for Windows, MacOS, iOS and Android
How to get and set up all the Office 365 components
Part 1: Office 365 and OneDrive let you mix and match apps in Windows, MacOS, iOS, Android, and the web
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