Daily Monitor #41: 3 Useful Auto mation “Recipes” for Google Apps

What Jobs are Hot in 2016?

InfoWorld | "Research firm Foote Partners' latest quarterly IT Skills and Certifications Pay Index determined that the market value for 450 IT certifications it tracks had increased for 12 consecutive quarters," writes Paul Krill.

Apple Opens Up iPhone Code in What Could Be Savvy Strategy or Security Screwup

MIT Technology Review | Last week, Apple announced a new version of it's mobile operating system. This week, security experts found something interesting hidden within the code.

15 Technologies Bringing Innovation to the Enterprise

Forbes | Technology has revolutionized the way we work. But keeping track of all the applications at your disposal is difficult. Here's a great list of 15 technologies impacting the enterprise.

3 Useful Automation “Recipes” for Google Apps

BetterCloud Monitor | From self-timed coffee makers to self-driving cars, automation is everywhere. Google Apps is no exception. You can apply the power of automation to Google Apps and make your life simpler and more productive by using automation “recipes” with IFTTT.

Google Will Teach You to Write Android Apps

Engadget | Google is introducing an Android Basics nanodegree (available in a week-long free trial) at Udacity that has Google experts teaching you how to write simple Android apps, even if you don't know a lick of code.

SaaS Updates for June 23, 2016

Google introduced Insights, a centralized location in the Admin console for mobile device management insights. The latest release of the DocuSign for Outlook add-in now allows users to access it directly from the ribbon. Dropbox introduced new productivity tools, and Evernote introduced a passcode lock feature for all customers.