Matt Kapko
Freelance Writer
Matt Kapko has been writing about technology since before the dawn of the iPhone, and covering media well before it was social. Matt lives with his wife in a nearly century-old craftsman in Long Beach, Calif. He can be reached on Twitter: @mattkapko or by email: matt@kapko.co.
Is Google pushing Apple out of U.S. classrooms?
Chromebooks are quickly becoming the standard device in U.S. schools while Apple’s market share continues to slide
Apple and SAP to release ‘developer-centric’ tools for iOS
As the fruits of a relationship forged last May, Apple and SAP will offer developer tools and training to build iOS apps for the enterprise
Google upgrades G Suite with tools for IT pros
Google adds tools for data loss prevention, business insights and better security key controls
Make sense of Microsoft's messy collaboration strategy
Microsoft's Office 365 suite recently expanded with more apps for enterprise collaboration, but will the-more-the-merrier approach prevail, or is consolidation inevitable?
Taking a closer look at bots from Apple, Facebook, and Google
'Bots' are hot, and popular tech companies take dramatically different approaches to bot technology. Here's what bots could mean to enterprises
Apple purposefully avoids enterprise at WWDC
Enterprise definitely was not the star of Apple's show at WWDC last week. The company barely mentioned business users or developers during the opening keynote, but it did introduce several improvements that should have far reaching...
Enterprise tech a no-show at Google I/O
Google for Work and other enterprise tools received nary a mention at Google's developer show. Should IT pros worry?
Google for Work vs. Microsoft Office 365: A comparison of cloud tools
Google for Work and Office 365 offer many similar services, making choosing between them a significant challenge
Is LinkedIn killing the traditional resume?
A LinkedIn profile is more important than ever to job seekers and hiring managers, but it's a different tool than the traditional resume
7 things you should never do on Twitter
Twitter can be both surprisingly useful and mind-numbingly wasteful, and there's a thin line between the two
How gamification drives business objectives
Bad design will cause 80 percent of gamified apps in the enterprise to fail to meet their respective business objectives