Computerworld First Look

November 13, 2019

5 hidden Windows 10 features you should be using

They may not get much press, but these powerful built-in Windows 10 tools can help you work smarter. Read more â¶

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â¢	Google ponders shaming slow websites inside Chrome

â¢	Windows 10: Answers to your most important issues

â¢	Jonny Evans: IBM: âMac users are happier and more productiveâ

â¢	JR Raphael: 22 worthwhile ways to use Google Assistant on a Chromebook

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With hundreds of vendors available, how do you pick the best Backup and Disaster Recovery solution for your organization? We examine the five best ways to beat data loss and downtime. Read more â¶

Google ponders shaming slow websites inside Chrome

In a bid to push website developers to speed up their site response times, Google may start flagging those that load slowly. Read more â¶

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Windows 10: Answers to your most important issues

Computerworld contributor Preston Gralla and Executive Editor Ken Mingis are answering viewers' questions about the latest Windows 10 release. If you have a question, post it as a comment. Read more â¶

Jonny Evans: IBM: âMac users are happier and more productiveâ

IBM, which has embraced Apple hardware in a big way, says the employees who use Macs are more likely to stay at the company â and are more productive. The insights came at this weeks Jamf Nation User Conference. Read more â¶

JR Raphael: 22 worthwhile ways to use Google Assistant on a Chromebook

Google Assistant is finally working its way into the fabric of Chrome OS, and it's bringing with it some interesting new possibilities. Read more â¶

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Optimizing Business Analytics by Transforming Data in the Cloud

Companies understand the value of data. But before data can be analyzed, it must be collected and prepared for analytics engines, and this process can be inefficient and costly. Read more â¶

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