Peter Sayer
Senior Editor
Peter Sayer covers enterprise applications for CIO.com.
Google faces $5B fine over Android browser and search engine ties
Google must stop forcing Android smartphone makers to install its search engine and browser on their phones, the European Union's antitrust authority has ruled.
Android and antitrust: The EU's Google case explained
The Android software in most smartphones is a mix of open-source software and proprietary software from Google -- and the European Union's antitrust authority is concerned that the way Google ties the two together could constitute...
How to use Skype for Business
Hosting a meeting, showing a presentation or holding a Q&A with Skype for Business is easy; attending someone else's meeting is even easier. Here's how to do it.
8 lesser-known videoconferencing options for work
If some of your workers are too far away to join you in your huddle room, here are eight options to help them feel they're really there.
15 Alexa skills for business success
Amazon’s Alexa virtual assistant is now ready to play a role in the enterprise. These skills will help make the AI behind Alexa more business-savvy.
CES 2018: The top 9 new products for the enterprise
CES 2018 wasn’t just about electronics for consumers: It also saw the unpacking of a crate-load of products that can do duty in the enterprise. Here’s our pick of the delivery.
10 blockchain startups and how they can help your enterprise
Software, services, platforms: Businesses are bringing you blockchains in all shapes and sizes. These 10 offer technological bricks you can use in the enterprise.
10 incredibly useful Excel keyboard tips
Here are 10 ways to make Microsoft Excel work harder for you, without taking your fingers off the keyboard.
How the iPhone X changes the way you use iOS
The iPhone X has no home button, which means users have a whole new set of gestures to learn if they're going to navigate iOS 11 successfully. It also means corporate training materials will need updates, along with changes in app...
10 Chrome browser alternatives for Android
Just because almost everyone else uses Google's Chrome browser on their Android smartphone doesn't mean you have to.
