Yankee found that 4% of Unix customers and 11% of Windows businesses plan to replace all of their servers with Linux. And less than 5% of organizations will replace their Windows desktops with Linux.
Yankee found that 4% of Unix customers and 11% of Windows businesses plan to replace all of their servers with Linux. And less than 5% of organizations will replace their Windows desktops with Linux.
Google extends updates for Chromebooks, Chrome OS in education, ups prices
A Chromebook bought in 2020 will have support and updates extending into 2028. Google also updated its admin console and added creative apps.
CRM and customer-centricity are code words for customer engagement and customer experience
Brian Solis explores the value of customer-centricity from both the lens of human beings and of data, as well as what Salesforce is doing about it with Customer 360 Truth. ...
Nextcloud Hub takes on Google Docs and Office 365
Best known as a do-it-yourself cloud storage service, Nextcloud challenges SaaS vendors with launch of Hub.
Developers love Rust programming language: Here's why
The programming language created by Mozilla has hit a sweet spot in the world of systems programming.
Office workers would welcome automation of repetitive digital tasks, says survey
Data entry is the most hated of tasks and workers are wasting more than 40% of their day on manual data tasks.
LastPass is in the midst of a major outage
LastPass issue appears to impact users with accounts dating back to 2014 and earlier.
A serverless journey begins with several first steps, actually
AWS serverless expert explains what you need to know before launching a serverless pilot.
Microsoft: Application Inspector is now open source, so use it to test code security
Microsoft offers up the security tool it uses to probe untrusted third-party software components in its applications.
Web developers: Microsoft Blazor lets you build native iOS, Android apps in C#, .NET
Microsoft offers a new tool for building native iOS and Android apps in programming language C# and .NET.
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