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Major HCM vendors Kronos and Ultimate Software enter merger agreement
Combined, the cloud companies will have revenues of approximately $3 billion and an enterprise value of $22 billion.
Tax season: IRS wants you to use 2FA to avoid data thefts
US taxation agency urges professionals and the public to use multi-factor authentication for tax software.
5G: Huawei unveils new infrastructure products aimed at Europe
The Chinese telecommunications company aggressively pitches the suitability of its 5G portfolio for European markets.
SAP reorganizes business units to align sales, product strategy
The organizational changes aim to unify SAP's communication channels and product strategy, and improve integration scenarios across its product portfolio.
IoT and connected devices: Home automation dream or integration nightmare?
In another episode of Jason Squared, the two hash out how Jason Perlow loves his new connected home, but Jason Cipriani is ready to tear all of it out.
Coronavirus kills MWC, IBM withdraws from RSA: What about Kaspersky’s Security Analyst Summit?
Kaspersky has revealed its position on the potential cancellation of the Security Analyst Summit, due to take place in April.
You can win a Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra*
Yes, that's right! ZDNet is giving Samsung's newly announced flagship smartphone to one lucky winner. This giveaway ends on Feb. 25, 2020.
Croatia's largest petrol station chain impacted by cyber-attack
A ransomware attack is believed to have impaired the chain's ability to issue invoices and accept loyalty cards.
Best video conferencing software for business in 2020: Zoom, WebEx, AnyMeeting, Slack, and more
Which video conferencing platform is right for your business? We've gathered details about 10 leading services, all capable of providing high-quality video with collaboration tools. You might not get any frequent flier miles, but you'll get plenty of work accomplished.
Best rugged laptops for business in 2020: Dell Latitude, Panasonic Toughbook, Lenovo ThinkPad, and more
Which rugged laptop is the best fit for your business? Whether you need a notebook that can handle run-of-the-mill drops and spills, or one that can operate in extreme conditions, one of these nine rough-and-tough laptops should fit the bill.
