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Last Updated: 5:22 AM EST - Oct 23, 2018Coding and Invention Made Fun
SAM is a series of kits that integrates hardware and software with the Internet. Combining wireless building blocks composed of sensors and actors con…
Read MoreFacebook Marketplace Now Leverages AI
Artificial intelligence is changing the way businesses interact with customers. Facebook's announcement this week is just another example of how this …
Read MoreOct. 17 Webinar to Address Apache Spark Benefits, Tools
In the upcoming webinar "Apache Spark: The New Enterprise Backbone for ETL, Batch and Real-time Streaming," industry experts will offer details on clo…
Read MoreIt's Black and White: Cybercriminals Are Spending 10x More Than Enterprises to Control, Disrupt and Steal
In a stunning new report by Carbon Black, "Hacking, Escalating Attacks and The Role of Threat Hunting" the company revealed that 92% of UK companies s…
Read More6 Challenges of 5G, and the 9 Pillars of Assurance Strategy
To make 5G possible, everything will change. The 5G network will involve new antennas and chipsets, new architectures, new KPIs, new vendors, cloud di…
Read MorePutting the Flow into Workflow, Paessler and Briefery Help Businesses Operate Better
The digital transformation of business is generating a lot of value, through more automation, more intelligence, and ultimately more efficiency.
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Coding and Invention Made Fun
SAM is a series of kits that integrates hardware and software with the Internet. Combining wireless building blocks composed of sensors and actors controlled by a computer interface, SAM drag and drop to create and connect new concepts.
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Facebook Marketplace Now Leverages AI
Artificial intelligence is changing the way businesses interact with customers. Facebook's announcement this week is just another example of how this is happening. The company yesterday announced new AI-based features for Facebook Marketplace.
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Oct. 17 Webinar to Address Apache Spark Benefits, Tools
In the upcoming webinar "Apache Spark: The New Enterprise Backbone for ETL, Batch and Real-time Streaming," industry experts will offer details on cloud-based and on-premises scenarios using Apache Spark.
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It's Black and White: Cybercriminals Are Spending 10x More Than Enterprises to Control, Disrupt and Steal
In a stunning new report by Carbon Black, "Hacking, Escalating Attacks and The Role of Threat Hunting" the company revealed that 92% of UK companies surveyed have been breached in the last 12 months and almost half (44%) have been breached between three and five times. Perhaps the most dramatic data…
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6 Challenges of 5G, and the 9 Pillars of Assurance Strategy
To make 5G possible, everything will change. The 5G network will involve new antennas and chipsets, new architectures, new KPIs, new vendors, cloud distributions and new frequencies - and unprecedented complexity.
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Putting the Flow into Workflow, Paessler and Briefery Help Businesses Operate Better
The digital transformation of business is generating a lot of value, through more automation, more intelligence, and ultimately more efficiency.
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From Mainframe to Open Frameworks, Linux Foundation Fuels Up with Rocket Software
Last week, at the Open Source Summit, hosted by The Linux Foundation, the Open Mainframe Project gave birth to Zowe, introduced a new open source software framework.
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Unified Office Takes a Trip to the Dentist Office
Not many of us love going to see the dentist, and one company working across unified voice, productivity and even IoT systems is out to make the experience of patients and the dental office staff more productive.
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AIOps Outfit Moogsoft Launches Observe
Moogsoft Observe advances the capabilities of AIOps to help IT teams better manage their services and applications in the face of a massive proliferation and decentralization of data.
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The Electric Highway and Green Automotive Technology in Partnership
In June, it was announced that Australia's "electric highway" has been rolled out. This highway, a three-year project which involved installing charging points for electric vehicles in every populated region of the country, is part of a voluntary initiative run by the Tesla Owners Club of Australia …
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Going Deeper and More Distributed, Linux Introduces Two New Projects
There seems to be no stopping the Linux Foundation these days, as their support of open source code and positively disrupting entire industries continues, this week with the announcement of two new projects: Angel and Elastic Deep Learning (EDL).
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New Survey Analyzes AIOps Adoption, Opinions
A new study indicates that 68 percent of IT decision-makers at companies with 500 or more employees have experimented with AIOps tools. And 73 percent are using AIOps to get greater insights into system alerts.
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The Future of Work Expo Announces a Stellar Conference Program Focused on the Impact of AI & ML
TMC announced the conference program for The Future of Work Expo in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Jan 30-Feb 1, focusing on how artificial intelligence and machine learning can improve business communications, collaboration, contact center and customer service, and marketing and sales experiences and in…
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Compliance: Hope Is Not a Plan
Internal misalignment between compliance and business teams can lead to major problems for organizations seeking to implement new digital communication technology.
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Modern Moms Shaping Influence
Everyone knows Mom knows best. The internet is enabling a new era in sharing, and sparking a more enlightened, communal shopping experience. Mommy blogs changed the game, credited with a boom in influencer marketing and offering Moms everywhere the ability to always know best when it comes to online…
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Why People Don't Update Their Computers
When the WannaCry ransomware attacked companies all over the world in 2017, experts soon realized it was meant to be stopped by regular updating. Even after such a major attack, nearly 50% of desktop users don't update their systems regularly. They find it frustrating and sometimes detrimental to up…
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