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My daily Apple blog for Computerworld

• An enterprise take on Apple’s Spring Loaded event April 20, 2021
  Apple’s Spring Loaded event may seem to have been consumer-focused, but it offered food for thought for any enterprise. Consider:What’s a computer? The iPad Pro is gaining the same M1 chip that powers the latest Macs and has made the PC industry green with envy. The 12.9-inch model is also getting an XDR display backed […]
• 10+ Slack tips for Mac users April 20, 2021
  The simplest explanation of Slack is as a user interface that lets you access numerous private chat rooms, including project-based spaces. Here you can share messages and other assets.With more than 10 million active daily users, Slack has become communications glue across many enterprises, as in-office, remote, and contract workers use it to share ideas, […]
• 3 ways to build stronger remote teams April 19, 2021
  While some companies are attempting to push people back to the office, millions will continue working from home. That means enterprise professionals are struggling to build trust in remote teams to help maintain loyalty, productivity, and employee health.Digital solutions for the WFH challenge We’ve already learned some of the approaches to help enterprises boost remote […]
• Appogee becomes one-stop shop for enterprise iOS deployment April 16, 2021
  The Apple-focused enterprise services market continues to evolve. Case in point: Apple-only value-added-reseller Appogee is now offering a fully-managed iOS hardware deployment thanks to an arrangement with TRUCE Software.A one-stop enterprise mobile shop At its simplest, this means enterprises choosing to deploy iOS devices across their business can approach Appogee to purchase, deploy, and create contextually-aware […]
• With Parallels, Apple continues to make superior Windows PCs April 15, 2021
  You know things have changed when one of the fastest ways to run Windows is to run it using Parallels Desktop on an M1 Mac and Microsoft brings in Apple Silicon support for its own Remote Desktop application.The fastest Windows PC? Get a Mac Parallels now offers native Apple Silicon support in Parallels Desktop 16. As […]