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Mike Feibus is President and Principal Analyst at FeibusTech, covering enterprise client technology, corporate health and wellness tech, augmented and virtual reality (AR/VR), connected car, privacy & security. He is a longtime columnist for IT and general-interest technology publications, including USA Today, Fortune, Information Week and EE Times. Feibus earned an MBA from Stanford and a BA in Economics from Tufts.
The opinions expressed in this blog are those of Mike Feibus and do not necessarily represent those of IDG Communications, Inc., its parent, subsidiary or affiliated companies.
Power(apps) to the people
At its annual Build developer conference, Microsoft aims to please coders and front-line workers alike with its drag-and-drop Power app-building platform.
Always Connected PC: Still not a viable option for the enterprise
Windows 2-in-1’s based on the Snapdragon 850, Qualcomm’s first processor designed specifically for PC market, are now coming available. Though performance is much improved over first-generation Windows-on-Snapdragon systems, be...
The beginning of the end for passwords
Could we finally be on the verge of a ceasefire between employees, who want quick and easy access to their laptops at any cost, and IT managers, who need to secure those systems. This industry analyst thinks so.
Mark Zuckerberg’s Tylenol moment
It will be very expensive for the Facebook CEO to respond as decisively to fix his ailing social media platform in the spirit of James Burke, who successfully navigated Johnson & Johnson through its crisis of trust 35 years ago. It...
Faster, more reliable networks in your future
Fresh from Mobile World Congress – Wireless at the speed of light. Plus, how your network can benefit from network insights at scale.
No room for Always Connected PC in our computing quiver
With much fanfare, Qualcomm and Microsoft present the first Always Connected PCs. But though the platform has come in like a lion, at least one industry analyst expects it will go out like a lamb.
Wi-Fi disaggregation: IT buyers poised to win again
The flexibility and lower costs that disaggregating Wi-Fi can bring could be the next big revolution for enterprises.
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