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March 18, 2020
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Business continuity: Coronavirus crisis puts CIOs' plans to the test

As the Coronavirus pandemic spreads, CIO have the perfect opportunity to brush up on business continuity planning as they strategize their response. Read more ▶

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Update: Coronavirus prompts collaboration tool makers to offer wares for free
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Spring 2020: State of the CIO
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Microsoft Teams Package to Support Remote Workers during COVID-19

With COVID-19 continuing to impact countries around the world, organization are swiftly transitioning their employees to work remotely. This trend is only going to increase as uncertainties surrounding the virus continue to grow. Read more ▶
Image: A hands-on look at quantum computing

A hands-on look at quantum computing

While we wait for the quantum cloud services, let’s explore the Microsoft Quantum Development Kit and IBM Q and Qiskit SDKs Read more ▶
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Discover the optimizing power of the vSphere virtualization platform for just $30

Learn how to use it to make your information technology equipment run at peak efficiency Read more ▶
Image: Free security resources for work-from-home employees during the COVID-19 crisis

Free security resources for work-from-home employees during the COVID-19 crisis

Some security vendors are stepping up to help organizations better protect their networks as employees must suddenly work from home. Read more ▶
 
 
Image: Update: Coronavirus prompts collaboration tool makers to offer wares for free

Update: Coronavirus prompts collaboration tool makers to offer wares for free

Several big-name vendors, including Microsoft, Google, Slack, Zoom, Cisco and LogMeIn, are making some of their chat and video-conferencing services free as demand for remote working booms. Read more ▶
Image: Spring 2020: State of the CIO

Spring 2020: State of the CIO

CIOs’ expanding management and revenue-generation responsibilities are cementing their roles as business leaders. Traditional technologists need not apply. Read more ▶
Image: What is Verily Life Sciences and how can it help assess COVID-19 cases?

What is Verily Life Sciences and how can it help assess COVID-19 cases?

When Trump said Google was working on a site, he really meant Verily. The company has launched an online tool to clarify when and where at-risk individuals should seek testing and treatment for COVID-19. Read more ▶
Image: 6 machine learning success stories: An inside look

6 machine learning success stories: An inside look

IT leaders share how they are using artificial intelligence and machine learning to generate business insights. Read more ▶
Image: 10 board readiness training programs for directors and executives

10 board readiness training programs for directors and executives

Whether you’re new to the board, a seasoned veteran or just aspire to be on a corporate board, these 10 board readiness training programs will get you prepared for the job. Read more ▶

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Microsoft Teams: Skype to Teams Assessment

Microsoft Teams enables organizations to move faster and collaborate more efficiently with projects, file sharing, internal communications, and intelligent intranet. Read more ▶
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