Will CIOs take ownership of stakeholder 'happiness'?

What happens to those free Windows 10 upgrades after today

ZDNet Tech Today July 29, 2016

Will CIOs take ownership of stakeholder 'happiness'? It's a very different world today for CIOs seeking to move their organizations into the future. With industry leaders proving that great customer experiences are the key differentiator, some IT departments are becoming much more stakeholder-centric, consumerized, and focused on their satisfaction. READ FULL STORY

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What happens to those free Windows 10 upgrades after today? We've reached the end of Microsoft's unprecedented free upgrade offer for Windows 10. The offer officially expires July 29, 2016, on the one-year anniversary of the operating system's initial release. But what happens now? READ FULL STORY

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