Big changes are coming to Microsoft, again. A year after former CEO Steve Ballmer kicked off the Great Reorg of 2013, Satya Nadella is taking a stab at shaking up the Redmond, Wash.-based software giant. Nadella, who took over as CEO for Ballmer on Feb. 4, sent a lengthy internal email on July 10 ahead of the release of the... More >
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A fresh and redesigned user interface also comes to the OX App Suite, which is available to users through Open-Xchange partners that provide email hosting services.
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A new report claims that hackers were able to infiltrate government employee records.
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The private communications apps are also available in Blackphone, a smartphone that puts privacy and control directly in the hands of its users.
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Two organizations said the government's approach to health care IT provides regulators an opportunity to adapt its health IT certification program.
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