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Evaluate

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• Image-level methods for Windows application deployment

  Imaging is a crucial process, but IT must also consider application deployment. Here are methods to deploy different types of Windows apps during installation. Continue Reading

• 6 tweaks to increase Windows 10 performance

  With a few minor tweaks, such as maximizing RAM, disabling visual effects and getting rid of unnecessary services, you can increase Windows 10 performance. Continue Reading

• Setting up Windows 10 kiosk mode with 4 different methods

  For desktop admins, setting up Windows 10 kiosk mode can be a confusing process. IT should learn these four methods and choose the best deployment option for its organization. Continue Reading

• Microsoft extends Office 365 benefit to nonprofit volunteers

  Thursday's announcement extends the company's September offering of 10 free Microsoft 365 Business licenses for nonprofits' employees to their volunteers. Continue Reading

• Cut through confusion of the digital workspace market

  What is a digital workspace, exactly? Find out the definition of this new technology, what it means for the future of end-user computing, and how organizations should prioritize it. Continue Reading

• Is macOS Catalina stable enough for enterprise use?

  Apple released macOS Catalina in October 2019, but it has some issues. Here are some factors to consider before deciding to implement the OS in an organization.Continue Reading

• HP rolls out new remote workstation product ZCentral

  Key components of ZCentral include Z by HP rack-mounted workstations, ZCentral Remote Boost software and proprietary ZCentral Connect software to speed up high-compute workflows.Continue Reading

• Project Limitless' 5G PC and what desktop admins need to know

  Qualcomm and Lenovo have partnered to produce a 5G-enabeled PC that could be a game-changer for remote workers. IT must prepare for a 5G rollout and the issues it could bring.Continue Reading

• Windows 10 1909 Is Here

  Ready or not, Windows 10 1909 is here. It's a suprisingly fast and easy upgrade, more like a Cumulative Update (CU) than previous Feature Upgrades. Power users and admins alike should jump on this ...Continue Reading

• How should IT select antivirus software for Windows 10?

  There are a lot of options for antivirus software for Windows 10, so it's important to know what to look for. Here are some top considerations to think about before deciding.Continue Reading

• Compare native vs. third-party security tools for Windows 10

  IT professionals should learn the fundamental differences in feature sets between third-party security tools for Windows 10 and the native options Microsoft provides.Continue Reading

• Belkin's Best Thunderbolt 3 Dock

  Belkin's Best Thunderbolt 3 Dock, model F4U095, makes it easy to dock into a full-blown desktop experience in the office. Unplug a single USB-C cable, and it's ready for mobile use.Continue Reading

• End-user computing trends of the past, present and future

  The last 20 years were a journey from homogeneous to heterogeneous EUC environments. One question for the next 20 is how well we will finish adapting to this new world.Continue Reading

• What are the Windows 10 minimum hardware requirements for 2019?

  Your upgrade method, workload and more affect whether the minimum hardware requirements for Windows 10 are really enough.Continue Reading

• No Windows 10 Sandbox Activation

  As I determine there's no Windows 10 Sandbox activation it makes sense to assert that a throwaway one-time-use OS instance doesn't need activation anyway.Continue Reading