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BY IDG ENTERPRISE

July 25, 2013

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How do you reach employees who never read email? This company figured it out

A small chain of coffee shops in Louisville, Kentucky, faced a challenge of communicating with young workers who don't have a corporate email account and seldom check their personal emails. Fortunately, there's an app for that.

John Chambers: IT has to move fast, or users will seize control

He also explains why Cisco got out of the consumer business.

The dirty little secret of iOS 7 -- some devices won't get the killer new features

iOS 7 will run on a range of iPhones and iPads, but not every device will have access to all the new features, including AirDrop file sharing.

Pages for iCloud Beta: What was Apple thinking?

Apple's latest offering shows it still doesn't get the cloud. Google and Microsoft have nothing to worry about.

Why iPad sales were so droopy this quarter

What if refresh rates for iPads are more like PCs than smartphones?

Sandisk Connect: Share files even when you have a crummy wireless connection

Admit it: You still carry a USB flash drive around, but it's not like you can give that drive to everyone in the room. This wireless flash drive solves the sharing problem when there's no Internet to connect to cloud services.

Building the app is only half the challenge -- now you have to run it

If you've built an app for your department at work, that means you're in charge of operations and support. Viafo's Viatest helps you keep track of which APIs are working and which you might want to swap out.