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Microsoft Wants to De-Clutter Your Inbox
An empty email inbox is apparently a new status symbol in the IT industry — and vendors are lining up to provide products designed to help you manage your mail. Google has already introduced its Inbox, and now Microsoft is bringing Graph to inboxes to make them smarter.
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Microsoft Offers Office 365 Refunds to Some iPad Users
Microsoft is making good on its promise to be more responsive to users' needs ... just not all of them. Last week the company released a preview version of Office for Android tablets, along with Office for iPad upgrades and new iPhone apps.
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Microsoft Delve is Nice, But are Other Options Better?
Microsoft has finally announced the release of Delve, a project that had been hidden under the code name Oslo and about which little was known.
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Want Microsoft Office on Your Mobile Devices? It's Free
Microsoft wants Office to be at your fingertips at all times, regardless of where you are or what device you use. As a result it has been working at a furious rate to build out Office and Office 365, especially for mobile.
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Where's Marketing's Kevin Cochrane? Jahia Knows
Remember Kevin Cochrane — the former CMO of Mindjet, the former CMO of Open Text and former vice president of digital marketing at Adobe? Guess where he’s just popped up — apparently just a day after leaving Mindjet? At open source Web Content Management (WCM) vendor Jahia.
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Building for Office 365? Microsoft has APIs for That #TEE14
Our final dip into the Microsoft TechEd Europe meeting in Barcelona this week comes in the shape of new APIs for Office 365. These will enable developers to create applications that build on and tap into the Office 365 platform.
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Free the Web From Google, Cage the IT Gorillas #OWF14
PARIS — The final note for today from Paris and the Open World Forum (OWF): Let’s de-Google the Internet. If that didn’t catch your attention, then this will: It can be done.
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In the City of Love, Microsoft Courts Open Source #OWF14
PARIS — Let’s face it. One of the things you don’t expect at an open source party is Microsoft. However, Microsoft is here at the Paris Open World Forum (OWF) and outlined its position on open source through the offices of Frederic Aatz, Director of Interoperability Strategy at Microsoft.
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Open Source, the US and French Pastries #OWF14
The seventh Paris Open World Forum (OWF) opened today in … well, where you might expect — Paris. And this year it’s all about reclaiming data.
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Securing Social Business in Office 365
Microsoft continues to weave the web around Office 365 tighter and tighter. Over the past few months it has added more and more functionality to Office 365 and expanded its reach across and even beyond the enterprise. It is now adding additional security to keep enterprise data safe.
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Chaos in the Video Content Management Market
Enterprise video content management (VCM) doesn't really fit into enterprise content management (ECM). So it's not all that surprising that it has now developed its own space, however chaotic that may be. According to Gartner’s latest Magic Quadrant for Video Content Management, the video content management market is immature.
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Wake-Up IBM: OpenText Offers Lessons on Cloud Computing
You can almost see it. An overweight IBM sits at the back of the cloud class while the teacher gives out prizes for cloud movement. OpenText gets a full set of gold stars ... IBM a terse note saying it could do much better.
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Has Google Just Reinvented Gmail?
Over the past two years, there have been plenty of rumors about something very hush hush at Google, specifically something involving the engineers and designers at Gmail. Periodically, there were sightings of something that became known as Project Bigtop. But everything revolved around a lot of speculation.
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Windows 10 Will Test the Mettle of the 'New' Microsoft
Everyone who watches Microsoft is watching Windows 10. More to the point, everyone who is watching Microsoft is watching to see if it can pull it off and do what it promised to do all those months ago when Satya Nadella promised to transform a lumbering juggernaut to a
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