The expansion of Information Technology (IT) into the business world has made it possible for employees to use smartphones, laptops and other mobile devices to stay connected to the enterprise. Businesses have two choices: issue devices owned by the company; or have the employees bring their own devices (BYOD). Predictions are that by 2014, 90 […]
What is Bring Your Own Device in an Enterprise Setting?
The Office Potential: Using Microsoft Office 2013 To Its Full Power
Editor’s Note: With Windows 8 available October 26, today’s guest authors break down another major new Microsoft product scheduled to be released soon: Office 2013. It is more cloud-based than previous offerings, and their post also compares premium and free office suites. Whether you are a businessman, student, or casual computer user, you definitely need […]
What Are Apple’s Educational Goals for the iPad?
Q: I heard Apple has some huge plans to revolutionize education and the world of textbooks. What did they do, and what are the implications? For many, print textbooks are a vital and unchanging part of education. Writers and editors craft the books under the direction of a publisher. Teachers (or states) pick from the […]
Concerns Over Google’s “Search Plus Your World” and the Loss of Objective Search
Q: I heard that Google just made a big change and it’s generating controversy. What’s going on? Google’s key feature has always been simplicity: a clean, uncluttered search interface that returns the most relevant webpages for any query. The search giant would weigh a variety of factors to measure a page’s authority, most importantly its […]
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