Computerworld First Look

March 05, 2020

Facebook changes its plans for Libra to include more cryptocurrencies

After seeing the departure of key members of its non-profit development body â and facing regulatory pressure â Facebook appears to be ready to be more inclusive in its cryptocurrency plans. Read more â¶

Your Must-Read Stories

â¢	News to use, for youse: Where to find info about Office 365

â¢	ICYMI: FAQ: What the new Edge offers the enterprise

â¢	Jonny Evans: Apple's Claris brings digital transformation to the rest of us

â¢	IT Salary Survey: Do tech certifications pay off?

Video/Webcast: ViON Corporation and Hitachi Vantara

Building a Multi Cloud Management Strategy

Join Justin Ciaccio, Director of Commercial Sales for VION, and Howard Holton, CTO for Smart Spaces & Public Safety at Hitachi Vantara, as we discuss these developments, the associated challenges, and potential solutions. Read more â¶

News to use, for youse: Where to find info about Office 365

It's not always easy to keep track of the details about Microsoft products, especially Office 365. Here's some help doing so. Read more â¶

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A lifetime of CompTIA certification training is now just $50

Prepare for a successful IT career for a fraction of what you'd normally spend. Read more â¶

ICYMI: FAQ: What the new Edge offers the enterprise

Now that Microsoft has rolled out its new Chromium-based Edge browser, it's time to sort out what that means for IT admins and enterprises. Here's what's important to know. Read more â¶

Jonny Evans: Apple's Claris brings digital transformation to the rest of us

New solution gives smaller companies a chance to use the same kind of digital business processes their larger competitors do Read more â¶

IT Salary Survey: Do tech certifications pay off?

In our recent survey, we asked IT professionals if certifications helped them land a job, earn a promotion or get a pay raise, and which certifications theyâre planning to pursue. Hereâs what we learned. Read more â¶

Miscellaneous: Qualys Inc

Qualys Readies its Next-Gen Vulnerability Management Offering

Qualys is launching Vulnerability Management, Detection and Response (VMDR), an upgrade to its widely used vulnerability management service that is designed to incorporate an expanded set of requirements. Read more â¶

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