Computerworld First Look

May 20, 2019

Google sees Gmail as key to its collaboration plans

âWe are not going to live in a world where everyone abandons email and moves all of their communication to chat,â says Googleâs Jacob Bank, director of product management at G Suite. Read more â¶

Your Must-Read Stories

â¢	Whoâs slowing down fast 5G?

â¢	What Microsoft's 'full-Chromium' Edge browser brings to the table

â¢	Tech event calendar 2019: Upcoming shows, conferences and IT expos

â¢	Memory-Lane Monday: Weâre monitoring that

eBook: Microsoft

Learn Azure in a Month of Lunches

This book is designed to give you a solid foundation to be successful as a developer or IT engineer in Azure. You learn about both Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) and Platform as a Service (PaaS) solutions, along with when to use each approach. As you work through the chapters, you learn how to plan appropriately for availability and scale, keep security in mind, and consider cost and performance. Read more â¶

Whoâs slowing down fast 5G?

Forget Americaâs opposition to Huawei. The real threat to 5G nirvana lies elsewhere. (Hint: Conspiracy theories are involved.) Read more â¶

DEALPOST

Buy More, Save More -- This HP Coupon Code Cuts Prices on Business PCs

Configure your new business PC to $599+ and save $60. Create a $1299 configuration and save $150. Spend $1,999 and save $350. For a limited time, and only with this coupon code. Read more â¶

What Microsoft's 'full-Chromium' Edge browser brings to the table

Microsoft hasn't yet officially launched a preview of its upcoming Chromium-based Edge browser. But a functional early version has already leaked, making this a good time to see what's coming. Read more â¶

Tech event calendar 2019: Upcoming shows, conferences and IT expos

Our sortable chart offers information, dates and locations for a variety of IT-focused events coming up over the next year. Read more â¶

Memory-Lane Monday: Weâre monitoring that

Hey, it LOOKED good! Read more â¶

White Paper: Microsoft

An easier path to the cloud for your legacy SQL Server data

The speed of todayâs technological innovation continues to accelerate, bringing new opportunities to expand your business. Getting ahead means embracing emerging technologies and taking full advantage of the cloud. Modernizing your data platforms promises operational efficiencies and faster growth. Plus, with the end of support for Microsoft SQL Server 2008 and 2008 R2 on July 9, 2019, itâs important to start thinking about how to transform your data ecosystem. Read more â¶

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