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• Samsung Chromebook Pro stands out from the pack

  Samsung and Google bring the power of Android apps to a premium laptop, but business users familiar with Windows might not like the Chrome OS.  Continue Reading

• How do you define end-user computing?

  Four IT experts sound off on what end-user computing means to them.  Continue Reading

• What IT should expect from unified endpoint management

  Admins can turn to unified endpoint management to wrangle the slew of devices and OSes in their networks. It's important to make sure UEM works with existing systems, though.  Continue Reading

• Three factors that should drive your new end-user computing strategy

  End-user computing continues to bring major changes, including device convergence and device as a service. It also leads to users demanding device- and OS-agnostic apps.  Continue Reading

• IT asset management tools keep desktops in line

  Businesses can use IT asset management tools to stay organized with licensing and more. Ivanti's ITAM Suite is one option.  Continue Reading

• What options exist for organizations that don't upgrade to Windows 10?

  IT professionals and users can avoid Windows 10 by following best practices, such as disk space cleanup and up-to-date security, to maintain the life of an older operating system.  Continue Reading

• Explore the wonderful world of Windows 10 browsers

  With the end of support for IE prior to version 11 and the rise of Microsoft Edge, the time is now for admins and users to learn about the Windows 10 browser landscape.  Continue Reading

• Three basic Windows 10 security tips to keep in mind

  There is so much to keep in mind with Windows 10 security it's easy to overlook the essentials. Get back to basics and remember to keep an eye on updates, encryption and users.  Continue Reading

• Give Windows 10 disk space a clean sweep

  There are multiple ways to keep Windows 10 running smoothly, such as clearing the clutter of old files and applications. A more efficient OS will help bring IT peace of mind.  Continue Reading

• Windows 10 update process sticks out in 2016 like Rudolph's red nose

  The last year was a big one for Windows 10. It saw the free upgrade window expire, Windows 10 Pro users lose some key features and sweeping changes come to the update process.  Continue Reading

• Experts predict the future of Windows 10 and the Creators Update

  Three experts share their thoughts on what's next for enterprise desktop admins in 2017, including what to expect from Windows 10 security.  Continue Reading

• Unearth the secrets behind three Windows 10 hidden features

  The main features of Windows 10 are no surprise anymore, but there are some less heralded tools, such as Web Notes, that deserve a chance to shine.  Continue Reading

• Take on Windows 10 Wi-Fi problems and address Wi-Fi Sense

  Windows 10 Wi-Fi connectivity is not as straightforward as it sounds. Microsoft moved the Wi-Fi settings and added security risks with Wi-Fi Sense. Plus, Wi-Fi often fails after an upgrade.  Continue Reading

• Hardware, app compatibility key concerns when preparing for Windows 10

  When it comes to moving to Windows 10, admins should keep minimum hardware requirements, potential problems with Office and device drivers, and web app compatibility at the front of their minds.  Continue Reading

• How to solve four common Windows 10 problems

  Windows 10 comes with some concerns, including activation issues and device driver failures. Learn how to resolve these problems and more.  Continue Reading