Review: Is Microsoft’s Edge browser ready for business?

Computerworld First Look August 13, 2015 INSIDER Review: Is Microsoft's Edge browser ready for business? Microsoft's Edge, which is included with Windows 10, is a more modern, more secure and more compatible browser. It will need more work to fit in at work, but will be worth the wait. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. As it sets IT layoffs, Citizens Bank shifts work to India via Web 2. Struggling Lenovo to cut 3,200 jobs, streamline handset business 3. Top 10 cities for IT pros looking to make a move 4. DOJ wants encryption that still allows law enforcement access 5. Star Power: Lessons in recruiting from the world of sports 6. Cisco's new CEO hints at deals in software and security 7. Microsoft's Surface Hub collaboration tool delayed until 2016 8. INSIDER Review: MongoDB 3.0 reaches for the enterprise 9. Updates are coming for a telematics unit that hacked a Corvette 10. Use SAP's mobile platform? Patch now to avoid these 'high risk' vulnerabilities 11. IT Blogwatch: A desperate Qualcomm makes bizarre claims for Snapdragon 820 White Paper: IBM IBM Predictive Customer Intelligence Create personalized, relevant customer experiences with a focus on driving new revenue. Learn More As it sets IT layoffs, Citizens Bank shifts work to India via Web Citizens Bank in Rhode Island has offered its IT employees solid middle-class wages and good benefits, but this slice of the America Dream is ending for many of them. Bank IT employees are training replacements in India to take over their jobs. READ MORE Struggling Lenovo to cut 3,200 jobs, streamline handset business Lenovo reported weak second quarter earnings. READ MORE Top 10 cities for IT pros looking to make a move Business is booming in 2015, and across the country IT organizations are loosening the purse strings and shelling out big bucks for critical IT talent. Here's a look at the 10 hottest cities for IT pay based on percent increase in salary, area home prices and median salary. READ MORE DOJ wants encryption that still allows law enforcement access Encryption systems can be designed that still give law enforcement agencies access to customer data with court-ordered warrants while still offering solid security, according to U.S. Department of Justice officials. READ MORE Star Power: Lessons in recruiting from the world of sports You can't attract the real stars without a personal approach. READ MORE Webcast: Ericsson Inc. Cellular and Wi-Fi Converge in the Enterprise with Ericsson With 70% of mobile communication originating indoors, businesses need dynamic mobile networks that handle real-world obstacles. Is your network built for data-intensive usage and growing user needs? Ericsson's indoor solutions cut through the noise to deliver connectivity to help get business done. Learn More Cisco's new CEO hints at deals in software and security The company will be "very acquisitive," Chuck Robbins says. READ MORE Microsoft's Surface Hub collaboration tool delayed until 2016 While it was supposed to ship next month, Microsoft now says the mega-display and conferencing tool will be held back until January. READ MORE INSIDER Review: MongoDB 3.0 reaches for the enterprise MongoDB zeroes in on operations with pluggable storage engines and revamped management tools. READ MORE Updates are coming for a telematics unit that hacked a Corvette Security updates are being distributed for a telematics control unit that security researchers showed could be manipulated to remotely apply the brakes of a Corvette, according to the device's French manufacturer. READ MORE Use SAP's mobile platform? Patch now to avoid these 'high risk' vulnerabilities Three high risk vulnerabilities in SAP Mobile could give attackers access to encrypted information stored in mobile devices, security firm Onapsis reported. READ MORE IT Blogwatch: A desperate Qualcomm makes bizarre claims for Snapdragon 820 Snapdragon 820, Qualcomm's new SoC, will be available soon. But the company is making some frankly ludicrous claims for the chip. Apparently, phones based on the device will offer "DSLR-quality photography." Cue loud guffaws from anyone who's actually used a DSLR for more that five minutes. READ MORE Webcast: CDW Microsoft Azure Overview and Key Features Why should you consider Microsoft Azure? Benefits include improved efficiency and agility, scalability, lower IT costs and a consistent user experience between Microsoft's Cloud and your cloud. View Now Peruse our library of free digital magazines! Choose from a collection of smartly designed digital magazines, which include our most popular departments -- News Analysis, Features, Opinions and Shark Tank -- all free for download with registration. 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