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Intune, at first glance, seems to be a Microsoft-only product. However, with a deeper look, an end user can see that this robust platform has the capacity to not only work with Windows in all its forms, including mobile phones, but also Android and iOS devices. This versatility allows end users the capability to deploy apps to mobile devices as well as have the same general control over the device that they have over a computer.[ more] | | | 4 Industries Embracing the Cloud The "cloud" is everywhere. Whether it's services provided by your cable company, the pump at the gas station, the point of sale system when buying that latest pair of jeans, or your email at home and work – you are using the cloud. From a business management perspective, it's not a matter of IF you will use the cloud, but WHEN. This article describes four industry sectors that are adopting cloud technologies – when will you in your business?. [ more] | | | | Back by Popular Demand: Cloud for Business Event
Join us for an Executive lunch to learn how "The Cloud" is changing the game for businesses, how companies are benefitting from cloud services, about the financial benefits of cloud platforms and to hear real-life examples of business situations addressed by cloud services. | | |  | Manufacturing Focus:
Private vs. Public Cloud Considerations | | Private Cloud vs. Public Cloud - What's Best for You? You thought you were done considering "the cloud" when you decided that moving to the cloud was right for your business. Well, as you found out, deciding to move to the cloud is just the first step. The very next decision is do you move to a private cloud or a public cloud. Each has their advantages, but what provides your business with the advantages it needs to stay competitive? Read on to understand several of the key things to consider between private and public cloud offerings. [ more] | | | SharePoint Gets Personal:
Yammer and Office Graph Integration
Microsoft is working to bring its Yammer acquisition to bear with a SharePoint experience that provides better context around the people and content that users work with every day. Microsoft is referring to the underlying "intelligence fabric" on the backend as the Office Graph, which is constantly watching and learning from user activity and trying to make smarter connections between people and content. [ more] | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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