Why SharePoint is the last great on-premises application

	Updates strengthen ties between Microsoft Outlook and other Office iOS apps | Microsoft patches Windows 10, Edge, 4 critical holes, 2 exploits in the wild
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	Why SharePoint is the last great on-premises application SharePoint Server is such a sticky product with tentacles everywhere in the enterprise that it may well be the last great on-premises application. Let's explore why. Read More WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Technology How Today's Hybrid Enterprises Thrive in Disruptive Times While hybrid architectures and SaaS applications bring significant cost and flexibility benefits to enterprise users, they're creating unprecedented challenges for IT. In order to prioritize according to business needs, and to deliver an optimal and consistent end-user experience. View Now>> In this Issue Updates strengthen ties between Microsoft Outlook and other Office iOS apps Microsoft patches Windows 10, Edge, 4 critical holes, 2 exploits in the wild New build of Windows 10 Mobile brings fixes and some massive bugs Microsoft's Surface Hub collaboration tool delayed until 2016 GitHub launches desktop client to lure more developers First Look: Firefox 40 Windows 10 gets its first set of security patches Firefox sticks it to Microsoft, redirects Cortana searches in Windows 10 How Microsoft and Google cloud tools make IT more productive WHITE PAPER: Symantec Actionable Threat Intelligence to Protect Digital Business Threat intelligence may be one of the most over-hyped capabilities within information security because depending on whom you ask you are always going to get a different answer. Learn More Updates strengthen ties between Microsoft Outlook and other Office iOS apps Microsoft's Office apps for iOS were updated Wednesday to make it easier for people to work with files sent and received using Outlook for iOS. Thanks to the upgrade, users can now tap on a Word, Excel or PowerPoint file emailed to them in Outlook and quickly edit it in the corresponding app on their iPhone or iPad. Read More Microsoft patches Windows 10, Edge, 4 critical holes, 2 exploits in the wild Well, well, Patch Tuesday is not yet dead as Microsoft released 14 security bulletins, four of which are rated critical for remote code execution vulnerabilities; the August 2015 security updates are aimed at Windows, Microsoft Office, Internet Explorer, Edge, Microsoft Lync, Microsoft Silverlight and .Net Framework. Read More New build of Windows 10 Mobile brings fixes and some massive bugs After a month-long hiatus, Microsoft released a new build of Windows 10 Mobile to testers Wednesday, fixing a bunch of bugs and adding a few new features as the company gets closer to releasing its mobile operating system. Read More WHITE PAPER: PC Connection Acer: Proven Solutions for Professional Demands Whether your workforce requires high-tech mobility, powerful desktops to streamline efficiency, reliable technology available 24 x 7, or competent tools for viewing and projecting, you'll find your solution in Acer notebooks, desktops, servers, monitors, and projectors. Acer provides solutions for you. Learn more. Microsoft's Surface Hub collaboration tool delayed until 2016 People who pre-ordered the Surface Hub from Microsoft were notified Wednesday that their mega-display and conference room collaboration tool won't arrive until 2016, at least four months after Microsoft originally planned. Read More GitHub launches desktop client to lure more developers Looking to expand its already considerable user base, GitHub has introduced a new desktop GUI client that streamlines many of the functions of the online code repository. Read More First Look: Firefox 40 The original breaker of the Internet Explorer monopoly hit version number 40 on Tuesday – here's a look at what's new. Read More WHITE PAPER: Red Hat, Dell & SAP Agility, Simplicity, Modernization CIOs today have more responsibility than ever to fulfilling business: increasing revenue growth, reducing operating costs and driving productivity improvements. Read how vendors are creating state-of-the-art systems to accommodate these systems in one solution. Learn More Windows 10 gets its first set of security patches Released almost two weeks ago, the new Windows 10 operating system already has its first set of security patches. Read More Firefox sticks it to Microsoft, redirects Cortana searches in Windows 10 After blasting Microsoft's attempts to set Edge as the default browser in Windows 10, Mozilla is enjoying some sweet revenge by steering Firefox users away from Bing. Read More How Microsoft and Google cloud tools make IT more productive The rapid adoption of cloud-based platforms such as Google for Work and Microsoft Office 365 may largely be driven by the promise of improved productivity, but the tools can also enable administrators to take on more influential roles in their organizations. Read More
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