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Microsoft Build: 5 Digital Workplace Related Announcements
Microsoft Build took place this week and, as expected, a number of announcements came out with implications for the digital workplace. Here are five of them.
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4 Microsoft Build Takeaways for Marketers
Catching up on some takeaways for marketers from the Microsoft Build conference.
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Microsoft Opens Teams to Third-Party Collaboration Apps and In-App Purchases
In a push to get more app developers building for Teams, Microsoft is opening up its APIs, Teams Store, and tools to what it calls collaborative apps.
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A Look at What's Been Driving Top IT Support Requests During the Pandemic
What has the ticket support call line looked like for IT leaders over the past year and how have IT leaders tackled these requests?
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Microsoft Could Reveal Windows 9 at Annual Build Conference in April
Rumors are flying about Microsoft's plans to reveal its newest operating system (OS) —Windows 9 — at its annual Build conference in April. The speculation comes just in advance of ticket sales for Build 2014, which runs April 2 through 4 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco.
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Watch Microsoft's Build 2013 Keynote To See Windows 8.1 In Action #bldwin
Microsoft has another stab at a second coming today with the unveiling of Windows 8.1, along with a host of developer-related products, news and events at this year's Build conference. Watch the keynote today to see if there's any big surprises.
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Microsoft Ready to Reconstruct at Build 2013 #bldwin
Microsoft has a lot on its plate for BUILD 2013, needing to get back on track with Windows 8.1 while pushing the next generation of SharePoint and developer tools.
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Telerik Launches 'Integrated Cloud Environment' for Hybrid Mobile App Development
Telerik wants to reinvent cross-platform mobile development. This week, the provider of software application and content management solutions released Icenium, which they describe as the industry’s first Integrated Cloud Environment, or ICE, combining the cloud with a local development environment.
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Windows 8 Finished, on the Road to Launch
Windows 8 has been declared RTM, or released to manufacturing, by Microsoft, sending it to the hundreds of hardware partners for installation and testing on their PCs, notebooks and tablets. But what does the road to launch look like for businesses and developers? Job Done...
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Windows 8 Developer Push Starts With Build Event in October
After the, hopefully successful, launch of Windows 8 and a mass of new hardware, Microsoft will start in earnest its push for Windows 8 developers in late October with a Build 2.0 event in Redmond.
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Telerik Soothes Developers: 'We Aren't Afraid of Metro, You Shouldn't Be Either' #bldwin
Software tools provider Telerik is attempting to alleviate some of its customers’ fears about the future of Microsoft Windows development.
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PreEmptive Provides More Application Intelligence to HTML5 Developers #bldwin
HTML5 is cool. However, no matter how cool it is, it’s not magic. Technology teams must be concerned with the same development issues as with other languages: Managing applications, correcting defects and implementing enhancements.
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Microsoft's BUILD Conference Windows 8 Blowout #bldwin
Microsoft's Steve Sinofsky, head of the Windows Division, has shown off the latest developments on the Windows 8 front, in both desktop and tablet form, to an eager developer audience at its BUILD conference. The Next BUILD Windows 8 has had a few brief moments in the limelight, with the
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Homebrew is for Beer, Not Content Management
At the outset, building a Web Content Management System from scratch can seem like a good idea. And frankly, for some of us techy types, building such a thing can sound like a lot of fun as well. After all, commercial content management systems are expensive and require a lot
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