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Jamf touts big boost to enterprise security at JNUC
Jamf opened its annual JNUC event for Apple admins with a plethora of new announcements focused on device management and security, including a new Jamf Trust app and more details on its ZecOps acquisition.
Apple CEO Tim Cook wants more women in tech
Apple CEO Tim Cook has come out swinging, arguing that there are “no good excuses” to explain the continued lack of women in the world’s tech firms.
GoTo adds co-browsing functionality to its contact center offering
The new feature allows agents and customers to collaboratively "browse" a website, web application or mobile app together in real time.
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Tech event calendar 2022: Upcoming US shows, conferences, and IT expos
Our sortable chart offers information, dates and locations for a variety of US IT-focused events coming up over the next year.
Jamf buys ZecOps to bring high-end security to Apple enterprise
ZecOps protects world-leading enterprises, governments, and individuals; Jamf has acquired it to help secure the enterprise.
Four-day workweek pilot shows wide support for a 32-hour week
A multinational test of how a four-day workweek affects employees — and company productivity and profits — is halfway done in the UK, and more than eight in 10 companies don't want it to stop.
Jamf Pro now lets IT admins manage AWS Mac instances
Apple-in-the-enterprise solutions provider Jamf has teamed up with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to introduce new tools to let IT admins manage virtual EC2 Macs.
Microsoft Viva enhancements address employee disconnect in hybrid work environments
In its latest Work Trend Index Pulse Report, Microsoft warns hybrid work could become unsustainable unless leaders start to create an employee experience that meets employee expectations.
UK's Ofcom to probe cloud services, messenger apps, and smart devices
The UK regulator plans an investigation into the cloud, messenger and smart device markets that could put Apple, Amazon, Meta, Google, Zoom and others in the agency's cross hairs.
Six in 10 workers want to ditch the 40-hour work week, survey finds
Most workers want their productivity measured by results — not by how many hours they spend working, according to a multi-national survey by business software and services provider Adaptavist.
Windows 11 2022 Update is the version enterprises can move to
Microsoft just released the first major feature update to Windows 11, version 22H2. It includes a number of user interface and productivity enhancements, as well as a new AI-assisted security feature.
Macs still lead the ACSI survey as PCs go mobile and work goes remote
The latest American Customer Satisfaction Index survey suggests Apple’s iconic leadership is narrowing. But there's more to what's going on than just that.
Slack launches new Slack Canvas tool at Dreamforce 2022
The messaging platform launches new “persistent layer,” allowing users to capture and store information directly inside Slack channels and individual workspaces
Android's underappreciated design revolution
Google's got something extraordinary going on in its latest Android versions; all you've gotta do is open your eyes to appreciate it.
Workday expands service that surfaces employee skills
Workday has expanded the sources it can access to determine employee skill sets, which enables employers to search worker profiles to shepherd them toward the most critical areas of their business.
Adobe's $20B Figma acquisition highlights web-based collaboration trends
The cash and stock deal will see Figma become part of the broader Adobe ecosystem, adding collaborative software development to the design company’s list of capabilities.
Google’s failure to quash EU antitrust ruling has broad implications for tech companies
Tech giants currently under investigation by the EU are unlikely to be calmed by the General Court's judgment, especially with the Digital Markets Act (DMA) set to come into force next year.
