Computerworld Enterprise Apps

June 18, 2019

Dropbox focuses on collaboration with major app redesign

The cloud file storage company continues to reinvent itself as it looks to compete with collaboration and productivity rivals like Google, Microsoft and Slack. Read more â¶

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â¢	Mozilla to launch premium service subscriptions in new bid to diversify revenue

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â¢	How Windows 10 users can dial back upgrades to just one a year

â¢	Free course: Managing PCs and Devices with Microsoft Intune

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Changing the Way Users Work

The Modern Workforce Insight Report explores how the workforce is evolving. How itâs being shaped by both technology and culture, how companies are adapting and some of the challenges â and opportunities â that it presents. Read more â¶

Mozilla to launch premium service subscriptions in new bid to diversify revenue

The companyâs CEO, Chris Beard, has already pointed to two examples of services Mozilla could provide: online storage and a VPN. Read more â¶

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AR at work: 5 headsets aimed at business

Augmented reality is finding a place in the office as a driver of collaboration and productivity and for front-line workers, a way to stay connected with fellow employees. Read more â¶

How Windows 10 users can dial back upgrades to just one a year

In recent months, Microsoft has changed Windows 10's upgrade cadence in ways that allow users to slow the pace at which their computers are updated. Read more â¶

Free course: Managing PCs and Devices with Microsoft Intune

Managing corporate hardware can be a bewildering process for some IT shops. With that in mind, Computerworld â in partnership with tech training provider PluralSight â is providing this free course on using Intune to make device management easier. Read more â¶

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SD-WAN eGuide

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