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Windows 8 is here

Microsoft have today shown us Windows 8 and it’s new Metro interface, what will this mean for applications, virtualisation and Enterprise IT.

Posted byTom BashamJune 2, 2011June 2, 2011Posted inTech, WorkTags: App store, Applications, Enterprise, Metro, Microsoft, PC, VDI, Virtualisation, Windows 8, Windows Phone 7Leave a comment on Windows 8 is here

Chrome Laptops for $28 a month?

Google are to offer Chrome OS based laptops on a subscription basis for businesses and education. But does it add up?

Posted byTom BashamMay 12, 2011May 12, 2011Posted inTechTags: Chrome Laptop, Chrome OS, Chromebook, Enterprise, Google, Google AppsLeave a comment on Chrome Laptops for $28 a month?

Windows 8 Application Delivery – AppX and App Stores

Details of Microsoft’s Windows App Store and AppX application delivery models are starting to emerge. What does this mean for enterprises and their IT organsiations.

Posted byTom BashamApril 21, 2011April 21, 2011Posted inTech, WorkTags: App Stores, Applications, AppX, Enterprise, Microsoft, SCCM, Windows, Windows 81 Comment on Windows 8 Application Delivery – AppX and App Stores

Passwords – Open Sesame

Password Infographic

Having just gone through the exercise of further strengthening password requirements at work I thought this infographic that Eileen Brown found was quite useful.

Posted byTom BashamFebruary 5, 2011Posted inTechTags: Enterprise, infographic, Passwords, Social MediaLeave a comment on Passwords – Open Sesame

iPhone 4 in business

With the iPhone rapidly becoming an accepted business tool for many companies, I’ve been interested to read about the changes that the forthcoming iPhone 4 and iOS 4 will bring.

Posted byTom BashamJune 10, 2010June 17, 2010Posted inTechTags: Activesync, Apple, Enterprise, Exchange, iOS, iPad, iPhone, Management, Security1 Comment on iPhone 4 in business

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