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Apple’s expanded Apple Business Manager APIs are starting to deliver real world value for IT teams. ABM Warranty is a great example of how third party developers can now turn Apple’s warranty data ...

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Discover the leading software integration testing tools for enterprises in 2025. Learn how these tools enhance scalability, reliability, and collaboration for digital ecosystems.

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Among the challenges for IT going forward is what will happen when organisations run thousands of software-as-a-service (SaaS) applications, most of which will be beyond the IT department’s control.