InfoWorld Daily: Morning Edition

Jan 30, 2017

The best office apps for Android

Microsoft finally got serious about mobile, and Android office contenders have been forced to keep up Read More ▶

Your Must-Read Stories

•	An ill wind blows through Silicon Valley

•	33% off Raspberry Pi 3 Model B Motherboard - Deal Alert

•	Hadoop vendors make a jumble of security

•	TensorFlow 1.0 unlocks machine learning on smartphones

•	4 reasons Microsoft Teams will kill Slack … and 4 reasons it won't

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3 Ways Text Messaging Exposes Government Organizations to Massive Risk

Texting is simple, concise and compatible with virtually every mobile device, operating system and wireless carrier - making it extremely accessible when a government official or employee wants to communicate with staff or community members in a time-crunched world. But even though text is easy, reliable and intuitive - if it's used for official business communications, it can create tremendous risk. Read More ▶

An ill wind blows through Silicon Valley

Trump's executive order on immigration, if it stands, will mark the beginning of the end of U.S. technology leadership Read More ▶

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33% off Raspberry Pi 3 Model B Motherboard - Deal Alert

The Raspberry Pi 3 Model B Board features a quad-core 64-bit ARM Cortex A53 clocked at 1.2 GHz. The Pi 3 features on-board 802.11N WiFi and Bluetooth 4.0. Read More ▶

Hadoop vendors make a jumble of security

That's both good and bad news, as big data security management is tough with the current lack of standardization Read More ▶

TensorFlow 1.0 unlocks machine learning on smartphones

The first major release of Google's machine learning library includes improvements to allow efficient deep learning on mobile devices Read More ▶

4 reasons Microsoft Teams will kill Slack … and 4 reasons it won't

Microsoft Teams is going up against fan favorite Slack in the group communication and collaboration market Read More ▶

White Paper: Smarsh

Digital Record Management for Government

State, federal, and local government agencies need to keep important records (including digital communications) for a long time, to stay in compliance with public records laws, open meeting, Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), and various state sunshine laws. If an agency has email, social media, web and other digital communications related to business activities, records must be available to anyone who asks for them. Read More ▶

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