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Why coronavirus contact tracing apps are failing
Security, yes. But the biggest problem to adoption is staring us all in the mirror. Here's what that means for you and your organization.
Apple Watch's planned handwashing reminder feature? I don't trust it
When Apple rolled out its planned changes for iOS 14 and its companion WatchOS 7, it included a variety of interesting tweaks. Two stood out as especially interesting: a COVID-friendly Watch handwashing app and an...
Is 7-Eleven's mobile app a way to minimize COVID exposure?
Efforts by people to avoid getting COVID-19 are already affecting mobile payments, particularly contactless NFC payments. Since shoppers now want to avoid going inside stores, even briefly, app payments that happen far away from a POS...
Memory-Lane Monday: Self-inflicted
Things like this do tend to happen at 3:00 in the morning.
Why AMD’s energy efficiency milestone is important to the emerging cloud desktop
As the pandemic continues to re-shape how (and where) we work, energy efficiency efforts by chipmakers could renew the push for a virtual desktop ecosphere. That would be a win for companies, users and cloud providers alike.
Why Apple acquired Fleetsmith
The move gives Apple tools to support remote working and employee choice schemes.
WWDC: Box CEO says enterprise tech must ‘think like consumer'
At this week's WWDC, Box CEO Aaron Levie talked digital transformation and the future of work amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Wayback Wednesday: What makes that guy SYSTEM so great?
With privileges come responsibilities — but not wisdom.
What Apple’s Mac move away from Intel means to the enterprise
Companies that deploy Macs in production environments need to assess what the new platform means for their workforce. While Apple believes few glitches will occur as it moves macOS to new silicon, disruptions could still occur.
The argument for dedicated collaboration hardware
Maybe a PC isn’t the ideal communications tool for video and audio. If not, then what is?
Flashback Friday: What’s 24,000 pages in the bigger scheme of things?
Probably a big chunk of a tree.
Wayback Wednesday: Just leave it to the numbers guys, OK?
Because IT doesn’t know beans about counting beans.
Odds are we'll all soon move to Desktop-as-a-Service
I still love my standalone desktops. But with the coronavirus pandemic forcing more people to work from home, it's becoming clear, we're doing a lousy job of protecting our PCs. The only real answer: Desktop-as-a-Service (DaaS).
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