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5 Specific Ways You Can Protect Your Customer's Data
When a customer gives you his data, he expects that you're going to use it wisely and safeguard it against those who shouldn't have access to it. But …
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Self-Healing Technologies Too Futuristic To Believe
Now imagine for a moment a world in which nothing breaks-or rather, nothing stays broken. Too good to be true? Not quite. Self-healing technology is b…
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Addressing the Security Risks of the Mobile Internet of Things
As the number of connected things has grown, so has the determination of cybercriminals to exploit them. Businesses might not think about the cybersec…
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Data Is King: How to Unleash Its Full Potential
If data is king and integration is the glue that binds an enterprise together, then data integration is the building block that can make or break an o…
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This Digital Catapult Can Launch Jets
A new technology for launching aircraft from U.S. Navy aircraft carriers has now been making headlines, too. This new technique demonstrates a fundame…
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4 Biohacking Facts You Should Know About in 2017
When it comes to biohacking, a more recent development in science, it involves combining the idea of hacking with biology. In today's world, biohackin…
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Rest Your Weary Fingers: Voice Activation is Coming to a CRM Near You
We spend a lot of time talking to our gadgets these days. Whether we're seeking directions from Siri or weather updates from Alexa, speech is quickly …
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Kevin Kennedy Stepping Down, Will New Leadership Help Guide Avaya Back into Prominence?
After more than eight years as Avaya's chief executive, Kevin Kennedy will be stepping down from that role as of October 1, 2017. He'll be replaced by…
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Micro-CT Scans Allow Researchers to Study Live Insects in 3D
The things we don't know about the natural world could fill textbooks. That's why excitement is the most appropriate response when we discover new way…
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Gogo Making Air Travel More Productive
Gogo created tremendous hype when it first enabled in-flight connectivity on American Airlines, back in 2008. But, anyone who has used in-flight Wi-Fi…
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Can We Run Out of Internet?
As little as ten years ago, you couldn't discover new things like you can today. Whether you consider this to be a curse or a blessing, the content av…
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Tech Makes it Possible to Work Entirely from Home
The number of people who work from home has grown substantially over the past decade. Nearly 50 percent of Americans say they work from home at least …
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Cyber Extortion: Is Your Business Software At Risk?
2017 looks set to be the year of global ransomware attacks - a type of malware that blocks access to a computer and demands money to release it. In re…
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Mitel Finally Gets ShoreTel, Puts UCaaS Market on Notice
Mitel announced yesterday that it's acquiring ShoreTel, after all. Three years after a failed attempt at the same deal, Mitel gets a discount in the n…
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Machine Learning & EHSQ: An Overview
No matter what industry you work in, you've likely been hearing about the importance, and prevalence, of machine learning and analytics. But what do t…
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10 Announcements From WWDC That Impact Mobile-First Businesses
With several announcements made during Apple's annual WorldWide Developers Conference (WWDC), here are the top 10 that mobile-first businesses should …
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How Artificial Intelligence is Changing the Travel Experience
In tech circles and beyond, AI is the mot du jour lately, often thrown around in speculative conversations as the magical key that will unlock previou…
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Attacking Democracy: Should DDoS Be Considered a Legitimate Form of Protest?
It used to be that news about DDoS attacks was largely limited to tech websites and other specialized information sources, where the focus was on atta…
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How AI is Changing the Way We Invest
According to Investopedia, algorithmic trading already comprises 70 percent of daily trading. As trading becomes more automated, the need for human an…
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Meet Your Company's New Data Scientist: The CFO
Big data is a huge trend in business today, with companies across industries gathering, tracking and analyzing hordes of new metrics to improve their …
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Becoming a Software Company Only Keeps You in the Game
Over the past several years, we have witnessed how critical it is for traditional enterprises in many industries to become software companies to not o…
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Pokemon Go Paves the Wave for More AR
In the world of virtual reality and augmented reality, the latter has been perceived as the less-glamorous cousin. However, with the stunning populari…
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US Action Against Microsoft Could Ruin The Fourth Industrial Revolution
Throughout human history, new technologies have been delivering us from inconveniences great and small. Right now, one of the most significant new tec…
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Ransomware is a C-Level Problem, Not a Hacker Issue
CEOs, CIOs, CROs and business owners: listen up for a minute. If you have never been in the situation where your entire IT infrastructure is down, it'…
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SoftKinetic Delivering Big New Mobile Solutions
SoftKinetic's latest work in facial recognition, augmented reality may mean some exciting new mobile tools to come.
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Remote Work: The Future of IT
Remote work opportunities are on the rise thanks to innovative technology that makes telecommuting and virtual collaboration more effective than ever …
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WannaCry? No, It's Worse in New Ransomware Attack
A wave of ransomware attacks strikes computers across much of the planet, leading some to wonder if WannaCry has made a return.
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Surface Pro, Surface Book, Surface Notebook: The Choice Is Surprisingly Easy
I've been using Microsoft's latest versions-or, in some cases, the only versions-of its Surface PC line of products. Each is very different in terms o…
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Two Technologies That Showcase Good VR Could Cost $20K
This month, there were two interesting product announcements. The first was in regard to very high-resolution displays that should arrive in VR headse…
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Popularity of Voice Recognition Gadgets Highlights Need for Speech Analytics
Voice-activated personal assistant platforms such as Amazon's Alexa continue to grow in popularity, making lives easier in all sorts of ways. As such …
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Can Machine Learning Defuse the Ticking Time Bomb of Open Recalls?
Did you know that 150 million vehicles have been recalled in the USA since 2014? That's 38 percent of all the cars in America. And, according to Recal…
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Technology and Ties: 5 Reasons Gen X is Taking Over in Business
The generational clash in the workplace between Millennials and Baby Boomers gets all the hype. It reminds me of the debate over who would win - Muham…
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For Amazon-Whole Foods' Future, Look to Zappos, Not Robots
Amazon's bid for Whole Foods is obvious and brilliant. There's a lot of crazy talk about how Whole Foods will get turned into people-less stores like …
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Know the Rules and Tools for Stronger Financial Services Cybersecurity
How can cybersecurity solutions help financial services organizations meet requirements and stay compliant? Let's take a closer look at some of the ex…
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Telecom CEOs Face Personal Risk When Reputational Attacks Occur
When corporate reputations are damaged in today's unforgiving culture, individuals in corporate leadership take the heat as stakeholders seek satisfac…
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Women-Owned Agency Tells Its Culture Story
Primitive Spark Inc. is a digital design agency with experience in applied technology, content strategy, digital strategy, enterprise user experience,…
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AI Systems Increasingly Taking Jobs from Millennials
Those looking for work, particularly millennials, are going to have to face off against artificial intelligence systems that can do the same jobs.
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Malware Caused 2016 Ukrainian Power Outage
Malware called CRASHOVERRIDE or Industroyer was likely to blame for last year's power grid attack in the Ukraine that left Kiev in the dark for an hou…
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IoT Brings Inmarsat to a World Beyond Satellite
The Internet of Things (IoT) is one of the factors moving Inmarsat from a satellite connectivity company into technology solutions.
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Why the Smartphone Market Works and Why Apple Wants to Kill It
The smartphone market has been vastly different largely because, like the PC market before it, it has always been vendor rich. Yes, Apple has a big pa…
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Music Tech: Big Things Coming Down the Pipeline
For years, the music industry was largely left alone by tech innovators. However, it seems as if we're in the middle of a boom. New ideas are being br…
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A Closer Look at Honda's Autonomous Vehicles
Recent reports emerged about Honda's plan for cars that don't require drivers, putting it in the autonomous vehicle game completely.
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AI Poised to Take All the Jobs, Says Musk, Experts
Elon Musk, backed by 352 experts, projects a rapid advance for AI to the point where humans are unemployable by 2136.
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You're About to Be Screwed if You Drive a Tesla
AAA is planning to raise insurance rates for Tesla drivers by a whopping 30 percent because they are tracking 40+ percent higher claims and twice the …
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How Machine Learning is Impacting the Way We Test Software
You may have heard the phrase "machine learning" without understanding what it means. Essentially, machine learning refers to computers or software pl…
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Governmental Entities Bringing Financial Cybersecurity to Center Stage
By now, it's no secret that cybercriminals have targeted, and continue to target, the financial services industry with advanced attacks that are desig…
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How Too Much Data Could Spell Trouble for Consumers
For most intents and purposes, data is a good thing. Having more information about the world around us helps scientists and engineers solve bigger pro…
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Core Wars: AMD's Threadripper Takes On Intel's i9
Boy, it's starting to feel like summer in the tech market because the competitive fights are really heating up. And the most amazing part is that all …
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OneWeb Satellite Broadband Service: Big Win in Alaska?
Broadband cloud satellite provider OneWeb has signed up its first reseller in Alaska. The company may have a winning combination of features to give i…
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The Biggest Takeaway from the WannaCry Ransomware Attack
This month's ferocious ransomware attack, known as "WannaCry," spread across the globe with astonishing speed and breadth, freezing more than 300,000 …
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