Where do your employees go to find shared data? If it’s external data, probably an external search engine, like Google (which apparently holds 67.6% of the U.S. market) or Bing (18.7%) or one of the niche players. What about internal data? If your organization uses a platform like Microsoft’s SharePoint, that platform includes a pretty … continue reading
Where do your employees go to find shared data? If it’s external data, probably an external search engine, like Google (which apparently holds 67.6% of the U.S. market) or Bing (18.7%) or one of the niche players. What about internal data? If your organization uses a platform like Microsoft’s SharePoint, that platform includes a pretty … continue reading
Microsoft has evolved considerably from its early days selling developer tools, or its era focusing on Windows and Office, or its run as a server software maker, or its first iteration as a cloud/online services company. Despite all the myriad changes, it’s always been true that Microsoft does not excel at innovation. In fact, when … continue reading
If developers aren’t enrolled in developer relation programs, they will become obsolescent … continue reading
Android is the spearhead of Google’s plans for cars, smart devices, TV and more … continue reading
These agreements prevent workers from working where they want, and companies from hiring the best available employees … continue reading
If you’re not checking the validity of the data in your databases, you could be in a lot of trouble … continue reading
Mobile developers have a lot to like in Apple’s newest programming language … continue reading
There are risks associated with not using Git as your source-code repository … continue reading
The Surface Pro 3 is not at all competitive with other tablets … continue reading
The sheer number of choices in writing software can create a bottleneck … continue reading
Your startup will not be successful if it doesn’t have a competent HR department … continue reading
