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Google Accused of Tracking Student Internet Activity
Low-cost notebooks have enjoyed a popular partnership with schools for some time. It should surprise no one that Google's Chromebooks are included in …
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Yahoo's Board is to Blame for Marissa Mayer's Failure
This week folks are again focused on a failing CEO, and this one that has a severance package which falls between $160M and $60M, regardless of how yo…
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2016: Privilege the Good Customer and Fraud Reveals Itself
My top prediction for 2016 is that adoption of passive behavioral biometrics for user authentication will increase. Why? Two reasons. We continue to s…
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Seven Reasons Why BPM and ACM are Essentially the Same Thing, or Should Be
Why Business Process Management (BPM) and Adaptive Case Management (ACM) should be considered the same.
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YouTube, Still Unprofitable, Will Expand into Streaming Market
YouTube is looking to acquire licensed content for its streaming service, and cable companies should be terrified. Undisclosed sources told The Wall S…
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Under Construction: Next Era of U.S. Manned Spaceflight
NASA Kennedy Space Center, Florida: the last manned flight from this location occurred in 2011. Today, diverse projects and new hardware by commercial…
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Saying 'I Do' to Resilience-10 Potential Barriers to Business Bliss
10 factors to consider when building a risk-aware program for resilient organizations and communities.
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Zuckerberg Pledges to Donate 99 Percent of Stock in Generous, Shrewd Philanthropy
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has pledged to donate 99 percent of his Facebook shares - currently worth $45 billion - before his death. The generou…
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The Amazon Echo is a Bigger Initial Success than the iPod
Every year we look for what will be the true breakout product for the holiday season. With the latest reported numbers from Amazon, it looks like the …
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Amazon Echo Now Understands 'Hunger Games,' Adele References
Tech gadget junkies probably already know everything there is to know about the Amazon Echo. Much like Google's short-lived Nexus Q, the device is mor…
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Toy Company VTech Left Millions of Parents, Children Vulnerable to Security Risk
A Chinese toy manufacturer's loose security has led to a massive breach of user data for both children and parents. VTech's lax security measures not …
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Top Cyber Monday Tech Deals
Here's some big news: over Thanksgiving weekend, more shoppers went online than to retail stores. This information comes before we see Cyber Monday da…
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Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk Square Off on Rocket Firsts
On Monday, November 23, Blue Origin successfully flew the first fully reusable rocket into space, giving the company first bragging rights. Founder Je…
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Autonomous Car Technology Takes New Leap Forward With Ford, Uber
The age of the self-driving car is nearly upon us, or at least that's what major technology and automotive companies are hoping. There have been major…
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Unusual but Fun Tech Ideas for 2015
Well, it's the week of the big sales, and many of us are planning to buy that special someone a special something. I figured I'd join my peers and poi…
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Locus Telecommunications is Challenging the FCC's Authority, Claiming Due Process Violations
One of a handful of prepaid calling card companies slapped with a $5 million fine by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC or Commission) for its…
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Kaspersky: Three Out of Four Users Have Trouble Spotting Big Threats
We all know that spending on cybersecurity has been on the rise lately, as everyone from major corporations to military groups ramp up their cyberdefe…
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Don't Just Hope for a Safe and Happy Thanksgiving-Make It Happen
It's hard to believe that Thanksgiving is this week. With people planning to hit the roads in massive numbers and head home for the holidays, memories…
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The Power Struggle Between ISIS, Silicon Valley and The Pentagon
ISIS has debunked our notion of the cave-dwelling, technologically deficient terrorist. The terror organization recruits, propagandizes and communicat…
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Engineers Reveal 5 Technologies that Star Wars Failed to Predict
The top 5 technologies that Star Wars failed to predict according to Aryaka Networks engineers:
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Social Media & The New Cybersecurity Paradigm
We picture the bad guys lurking outside our gates, looking for chinks in our armor (or firewalls in this case). In truth, when a breach occurs, it's m…
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Feds Ramp Up Cyber-Spending
Palo Alto Networks, FireEye, Fortinet and CyberArk Software have all put in bids for the $14 billion up for grabs in fiscal 2016 cybersecurity spendin…
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The NVIDIA vs. Amazon: The Fight For The Perfect $200 Tablet
Writer Rob Enderle breaks down two of the hottest $200 tablets: Amazon's Fire HD 10.1 and NVIDIA's price-reduced Shield Tablet. Check out the head-to-…
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Discovery of 24-Hour ISIS Jihadi Help Desk Shows Extent of Terror Group's Reliance on Technology
The fact that ISIS has used technology to the group's extreme advantage over the years is old news, but a new report from NBC News yesterday shows the…
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One-Stop Shop vs. Best-of-Breed
The sheer size of the deal between Dell and EMC-Dell will pay $67 billion in cash and stock for the cloud computing company-has sparked all kinds of c…
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Brussels Officials: PlayStation 4 May Have Been Paris Terror Connection Tool
Any tool has a dark side. A screwdriver, hammer, or drill can harm as readily as it can help, and it all depends on the frame of mind from which it's …
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Apple iPad Pro Promo Reveals Company's Decline
Fanboys should start worrying. Apple's introduction and spin around the iPad Pro is not a home run hit by any stretch of the imagination. It's fast an…
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Snapdragon 820: The Future of Smartphones, According to Qualcomm
I'm at the rollout of Qualcomm's premier chipset, the Snapdragon 820. They've been talking about this technology quietly over the last year, and it wi…
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Smart Toys Making a Big Play This Holiday Season
The holiday shopping season has started up for many already, and with Hanukkah, Christmas and Kwanzaa only a few weeks out, toy purchases are already …
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NASA's Actual Resupply Efforts are Weirder than "The Martian"
Two different U.S. launches, plus a Russian resupply mission, failed over the last year, forcing NASA and its suppliers to resort to "Plan C" for resu…
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Parks Associates: Streaming Media Plays Huge Role in Connected Households
Netflix, Hulu, YouTube...these are household names when it comes to providing an evening's entertainment. A new report from Parks Associates shows jus…
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CDP: Climate Action Reaches Tipping Point
Other than terrorism and the continuing global economic challenges, the world stage faces few crises as pressing as climate change. So, three weeks ah…
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Smartphone: Killer of All Other Devices
The smartphone has emerged as the true "all-in-one" device. Stop for a minute and think about the sheer number of stand-alone devices and services the…
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Juniper Research: eSports to Beat NFL Viewership by 2020
It's come a long way since the earliest days, but eSports are finally gaining ground with viewers, impressing advertisers, and showing off the kind of…
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The Fake And Real Risks Of Self Driving Cars
Recent concerns about self-driving cars have focused on the ethics of crashes. However, there is one huge problem with self-driving cars we aren't tal…
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Watch Out for the Inside Job-It's Worse than the External Attack
Insider attacks on digital assets are on the rise, the costs are staggering, and behavior analytics can reduce the risks.
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Nintendo: Is Mario Ready for Mobile?
This week Nintendo announced its initial play in the world of mobile gaming with 'Miitomo.' The smartphone app is free and allows users to create a Mi…
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TechnologyAdvice Spotlights ITEXPO
ITEXPO wrapped up a few weeks ago, and those of us who were there are still processing the insights we had at the live event in Anaheim. If you didn't…
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The Death of Ownership May Be Killing Art (And Amazon's Bottom Line)
Apple and Amazon-and a host of other content providers-have a growing problem. People aren't buying media any more.
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Europe Gets Net Neutrality-Sort Of
The European Parliament has approved rules for Net neutrality-but has left enough loopholes as to make the legislation almost moot.
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Apple Earnings: The Devil in the Details
Apple released earnings this week, and while they out-performed at the top and bottom impressively, the devil is in the details.
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Microsoft Hardware: Surface and Beyond
It's time to speculate on what Microsoft will be rolling out in the months to come.
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How to Land Fortune 500 Customers
Landing a Fortune 500 client changes everything. And once you land the first, the next one isn't far off.
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Closing the Digital Divide Means Policy, Technology Modernization
While the FCC has worked on many policies that have real effects on the market-notably the Open Internet Order-the Commission is now focused on crafti…
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5G by 2017: Is it Possible?
Recently, Verizon announced that it will begin trials on 5G (or fifth-generation) wireless technology within the next 12 months. This came as a surpri…
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YouTube Going Freemium
YouTube, the world's most popular streaming video service, announced early this week that they are bringing a new premium paid feature to their platfo…
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Nation-State Hacking Becomes the Norm
The nation-state aspect of cybersecurity reads like something out of James Bond: it's the stuff of a spy novel, where the weapons of espionage are wor…
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Don't Hate Microsoft for Getting into PC Hardware
There's been grumblings and speculation that Microsoft's move into hardware is a major faux pas, annoying its OEM partners, specifically, HP, Dell and…
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The Microsoft v Dell Drama at Dell World
At the end of the opening keynote at the Dell World conference there was an interesting moderated discussion between Michael Dell and Satya Nadella. W…
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The Role of Backend Services (BaaS and MBaaS) in a Post-App World
This post from guest writer Rich Mendis looks at what created the demand for BaaS in the first place, and hypothesizes where we are likely to go from …
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