Computerworld Enterprise Apps

September 24, 2019

Top 10 file-sharing options: Dropbox, Box, Google Drive, OneDrive and more

Most file-sharing services have evolved into full-blown collaboration platforms. We look at 10 online services ranging from basic to enterprise-level. Read more â¶

Your Must-Read Stories

â¢	Microsoft gives enterprises another 9 months to get off Exchange Server 2010

â¢	Oracle launches AI voice assistant for its business app suite

â¢	How pharma will soon use blockchain to track your drugs

â¢	Fast forward: What's coming in future versions of Chrome?

â¢	How augmented reality boosts training and productivity

â¢	Mozilla first reveals, then conceals, paid support plan for Firefox

Sponsor Article: Adobe Systems Inc.

Back Office Speed Drives Growth at Hitachi Solutions with Microsoft Dynamics 365 and Adobe Sign

Hitachi Solutions seized on the opportunity to integrate Microsoft Dynamics 365 with the e-signature capabilities of Adobe Sign, part of Adobe Document Cloud. The solution accelerates sales contract workflows as much as 80% and cuts document processing times in half. Read more â¶

Microsoft gives enterprises another 9 months to get off Exchange Server 2010

Though support was slated to end Jan. 14, 2020, Microsoft acknowledged that some companies haven't yet migrated Exchange Server 2010 to newer software, and will give them until mid-October 2020 to make a move. Read more â¶

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Oracle launches AI voice assistant for its business app suite

During its OpenWorld event this week, the company also unveiled plans to have its Digital Assistant integrate with Microsoftâs Teams collaboration platform. Read more â¶

How pharma will soon use blockchain to track your drugs

Under regulatory pressure, a large number of pharmaceutical manufacturers, shippers and wholesalers are adopting blockchain to track and trace prescription drugs. Read more â¶

Fast forward: What's coming in future versions of Chrome?

Every time Google updates its browser, it publishes release notes aimed at enterprises to highlight upcoming additions, substitutions, enhancements and modifications. Here's some of what's coming. Read more â¶

How augmented reality boosts training and productivity

Augmented reality is gaining ground as a way to improve employee training, boost field worker productivity and optimize operational performance. Read more â¶

Mozilla first reveals, then conceals, paid support plan for Firefox

For more than a week, Mozilla touted a service called 'Mozilla Enterprise Client Support' for Firefox, then pulled the information off its website. Read more â¶

Miscellaneous: Adobe Systems Inc.

From Email to Virtual Reality: The Impact of Technology on Employee Experience

In an effort to understand the impact of employee-facing technologies on employee experience, Adobe partnered with IDG in June 2018 to survey 372 respondents in IT-related roles. This report delves into key findings to determine how technologies, from old-standby email to futurisitc VR/AR tools, are both challenging IT teams and benefiting employees. Read more â¶

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