Enterprise Applications

Did North Korea Linux ripoff Apple’s macOS?

Some elements of North Koreau2019s version of Linux (Red Star OS) bear a suspicious resemblance to Appleu2019s macOS.

How HoloLens lets you collaborate in context

Going hands-free and heads-up is good for productivity, but the real-world context that you get with HoloLens can improve collaboration in profound and unexpected ways.

Conflict-of-interest traps ensnare enterprise software implementations

Avoiding these two conflict-of-interest situations helps ensure the software you select meets your needs and the implementation is completed on time and on budget.

13 ways to make your inbound marketing stand out

Experts in content creation and digital strategy discuss the best methods and channels to attract new customers.

Technology coordinates rideshares to get voters to the polls

Learning the Application Centric Infrastructure

Technology coordinates rideshares to get voters to the polls

Technology helps people with disabilities, the elderly and the disenfranchised vote by arranging for rideshares to voting centers.

Why software implementations are usually late and over budget

Enterprise software implementations usually take substantially longer and cost more than planned. When going live they often cause major business disruption. Here's a look at the root cause of the problem, with suggestions for resolving it.

Salesforce and Google make news for equal pay issues

Last week, two of Silicon Valleyu2019s most prominent companies made pay-equity-related news, but for very different reasons.

CRM implementation: Change is hard but it’s worth it

Why you should (sometimes) let software run your business

Your companyu2019s processes and operations may not work the way your software wants them to. Which needs to change: your business or your software?

macOS: 10 great menu bar apps

The Macu2019s menu bar can be a fantastic tool if you have the right apps for it. Here are some terrific menu bar apps to get you started.