Enterprise Applications

Business or tech: Who should do strategy translation?

Three reasons why a less obvious choice might be better.

3 legit reasons why you’ll love the Texture magazine app

Formerly known as Next Issue, the Texture magazine app for Android, iOS and Windows is an all-you-can-eat buffet of digital magazines. The app's search and browse capabilities make it easy to navigate, and it lets you save articles to Evernote,

Social media gives customers power (and water)

After struggling for weeks to connect with the local water provider and fielding a shut-off notice, one carefully worded ping on social media yielded results within an hour.

Office 365 gets new Word, PowerPoint and Outlook features

Microsoft Office 365 users will soon get anew tools that aim to improve their writing skills, help prioritize important email and better research topics of interest.

11 ways to build your online brand

11 ways to build your online brand

Branding, marketing and small business experts share their tips on how to turn your startup into a recognizable brand.

Kindle Oasis and two must-have mobile apps for summer 2016

CIO.com mobile tech reviewer James A. Martin highlights the best mobile device and apps he reviewed so far this summer, including a pricey ereader and two useful productivity apps.rn

Why rolling release is the future of all software

Windows 10 may adopt a rolling release model and thatu2019s a good thing, not just for future Windows updates but for all software.

6 Slack alternatives worth a look

Thereu2019s nothing wrong with using Slack u2014 its three million active daily users canu2019t all be wrong. But that doesnu2019t mean there isnu2019t another option out there that might better meet your particular needs.

CIOs question value of Microsoft’s LinkedIn buy

More than a month after the news of the massive acquisition broke, some CIOs are still wondering exactly what Microsoft is getting in the $26.2 billion deal.

What CIOs need to know about SQL Server 2016

Every release of SQL Server promises increased performance, better security and improved business intelligence. You get all of that with SQL Server 2016, plus other strategic options such as cloud integration and Linux support.