End User Computing is a system in which users are able to create working applications besides the divided development process of design, build, test and release that is typically followed by software ...

From an end user computing perspective, 2024 is the year tech executives tried to convince the world that artificial intelligence (AI) can help employees to work more efficiently. This has resulted in ...

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This article contrasts traditional versus end-user computing environments and reports on the development of an instrument which merges ease of use and information product items to measure the ...

Any application supporting a critical process that is developed or managed by end users rather than an IT department or professional software engineering team falls under the purview of End-user ...

End-user computing (EUC) is poised for massive transformation. In fact, it’s been reported that there will be over 50 billion connected devices by 2020. That’s an immense number of edge devices that ...

We’re all aware of the “digital transformation” era that we live in today. Cloud computing has transformed IT. Artificial intelligence is proving to be an emerging technology that will have a major ...

End-user computing is the foundation of an organisation’s IT operations because it is at the coalface of cyber security, and emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence and the blockchain ...

We’ve already started to see big M&A, as in multibillion-dollar deals, finally pick up this year after a slow period last year. Today, KKR added to that growing total when it announced it was going to ...

Desktop as a service (DaaS) and virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) is disrupting end user computing, with companies like Google and Microsoft getting into the mix. For a look at the latest ...

My wife and I are just back from an extensive vacation, which saw me connecting to the Internet for e-mail and work from a number of different locations and platforms. We were on a cruise ship where I ...