Computerworld First Look

October 16, 2019

Making sense of Google's Pixelbook strategy

The missing piece of the puzzle that explains Google's curious-seeming new Chrome OS laptop has finally fallen into place. Read more â¶

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How Data Visibility Enables a âDigital-Firstâ Transformation

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How Midsize Companies Can Ensure IT Efficiency

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A navigation guide for Windows/SQL Server 2008 EOS

SQL Server and Windows Server 2008 EOS means Microsoft will no longer make product improvements, accept warranty claims, or provide security or non-security patches. Extended support is only available for limited time, at a steep price. You then face a decision: How will you respond to this new normal? Read more â¶

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