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Tech Innovations that Will Change the Education System
A lot of people today complain about the state of public education. They are concerned that student outcomes are getting worse over time. Thankfully, …
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Google Rolls out New Phishing Protection
In the wake of a recent phishing scam built around Google Docs, Google releases some new protections against the illicit practice.
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Google Docs Phishing Scam on the March
A recent phishing scam built around Google Docs is rapidly spreading online; here's what to watch for.
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The Microsoft Surface Laptop: Is It The One You Want?
Today I'm at the Microsoft education announcement and they just did a Steve Jobs' Apple like hardware announcement of a new laptop. What makes a Steve…
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The Linchpin of Your Globalization Strategy is Localization
More than ever before, mid-market companies are looking to move beyond the domestic marketplace and sell more overseas. The key to entering new, globa…
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What If You Could Speak to a Holocaust Survivor? Now You Can
The USC Shoah Foundation was founded by Steven Spielberg in 1994 to document first-hand accounts of the Holocaust for future generations. Since then, …
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Russian Hacker Receives Record-Breaking Prison Sentence
Roman Valeryevich Seleznev was sentenced to 27 years in prison last week in the U.S. for stealing millions of credit card details from businesses.
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Microsoft Brings New Talent to LinkedIn, Dynamics 365
Microsoft gunning for a place in the human capital management sphere with new application, and the addition of Dynamics 365 to LinkedIn.
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Four Tips for Untouchable Intellectual Property
Intellectual property is considered an intangible asset and can include things like recipe ingredients, articles, logos, and proprietary systems and p…
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Is it Time for Someone to Clean Slate a Gaming Console?
I've been looking at a lot of the comments on game review articles and forums of late, and gamers appear to be disappointed that the games aren't gett…
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For True Cybersecurity, Executives Must Become Hands-On
Data security is so important that mishandling it can spell disaster for an enterprise. It is a potentially ruinous mistake for executives with non-te…
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Facebook's Latest VR Cameras Offer New Freedom
Two new VR cameras from Facebook, of all places, add an impressive new level of freedom for users to shoot video.
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Facebook Working on Shocking New Interfaces
A brain-computer interface? It may be coming soon from Facebook.
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A Time Traveling Telescope? VR Makes it Happen
With a new virtual reality based telescope, users can see back in time, in this case to the Seine in Paris in 1628.
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Ex-Microsoft Execs Extend Bill Gates' Vision for a Better LinkedIn- One That Pays You
One of the most interesting announcements last week was for a new service called Nextio (sounds like 'next to you'). This takes an idea that I first h…
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New Tech Puts Food Companies in the Business of Prevention
For many years, businesses have taken the stance of responding to issues as they emerge. But with new advancements in technology, it's becoming clear …
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Business Lessons From Three Little-Known Entrepreneurs Shaping Our World
Three little-known entrepreneurs in particular are shaping the emerging regions of the world in countries where many American entrepreneurs see tremen…
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Knowledge Workers: The Future is at Hand
Workfront CEO Alex Shootman asked the audience during his Tuesday Leap keynote, "What if I could tell y'all what you need to know to know the future?"
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Self-Driving Cars and Their Impact on Your Commute
With the technology of self-driving cars, your daily commute in the future could be different compared to the current one. Gone will be the days of ha…
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Tesla Passes GM Because It Isn't A Car Company
Let's chat about what it means to be a Tesla buyer and why the experience is not only different but generally better than with any other car company.
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Closing the Digital Divide
There is a stark digital divide across the United States. Those without access to fast Internet services are at a disadvantage, unable to benefit from…
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Six Ways Video Tech Will Change in the Next Decade
Video remains one of the most popular mediums for content consumption in the world, but like all technologies, video tech is undergoing constant forms…
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Google Announces Android O with Impressive Battery Life
If there's one thing that smartphone users always complain about, it's the battery life of their phones. Google thinks it may have found the solution …
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Keeping Your Business Information Safe
By understanding the digital threat landscape and implementing security best practices, business managers can drastically reduce the risk of a serious…
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CoreDial to Channel Partners: Get Your Unfair Share
CoreDial is encouraging partners to move upmarket, since a SME customer will have more seats and buy more value-added services - hence, generating mor…
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Binge-Watchers Rejoice: YouTube TV is Finally Here
YouTube TV launched today in a select few markets, and by the looks of it, this is a service both binge-watchers and casual TV fans alike are going to…
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Looking to Launch Your Digital Transformation?
As with any journey, you have to start someplace. And a good place to start your digital transformation journey is by improving your communications so…
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Why Women Should Pursue Careers in Data Privacy
As a woman in tech, I'm no stranger to the major gender gap in the industry. According to the AAUW, women only hold 26 percent of IT jobs - a number t…
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Blackberry and Argo AI: Will They Be Enough to Keep Tesla from Displacing Ford?
Ford got a wake-up call yesterday morning; Tesla just passed Ford in valuation, making Tesla, with only two cars, more valuable on paper than Ford wit…
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Skype Users Be Warned: Ransomware Afoot
New complaints on the rise about a breed of ransomware malware slipping into fake Flash ads on the Skype platform.
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Verizon Shuffles, Adds New Network Team Leader
A restructuring at Verizon brings in the former CEO of Ericsson to run its network team.
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Amazon Vonage Acquisition on the Horizon?
Amazon continues to roll the unified communications (UC) community. This week, it added call center services to its virtual offerings through Amazon W…
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Congress Passes Consumer Privacy Rollback
Yesterday, the House of Representatives voted 215-205 to eliminate privacy rules aimed at protecting the browsing histories and data of U.S. broadband…
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How Enhanced Connectivity Benefits Analytics and Big Data
Potential benefits of data analysis include enhanced marketing potential, the ability to improve overall efficiency as well as the means to track and …
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Think IT Can Handle Security On Its Own? Think Again
One of the major fears of any IT department is losing control - of projects, of users, of applications. Yet, even with the best technology solutions, …
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Optane: Intel Builds a Supercharger for PCs
Optane is Intel's brand name for 3D XPoint memory, a brand-new memory architecture which has speed a bit slower than DRAM but otherwise performs like …
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IBM's Cloud/Data/AI Trinity Vision
If you want to know what the future of IT looks like, it's always good to look to IBM. The company pioneered and championed PCs, the Internet, open so…
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The Seven Most Important Features of Any BYOD Policy
While there's no single "correct" way to design and implement a BYOD policy, there are some staple features you'll need to include if you want to pres…
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Spring Clean Your IT
Spring calls for a fresh start after a long, dreary winter. There's plenty to tidy up, from the dust collecting on your shelves to the software and ha…
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Wearable Trackers Are Not a Passing Fad
Wearable fitness trackers are growing in popularity with no slowing for the market in site. Updating those gadgets with fashionable accessories is an …
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Samsung's Bixby Assistant and Apple's AR Plans Bode Well for AI
Samsung's announcement of its new Bixby virtual assistant on the Galaxy S8 phone and Apple's augmented reality (AR) development plans point to excitin…
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What is IBM Watson Adding to the Practice of IT?
I have seen the future of IT, but have yet to fully understand it. IBM's Watson cognitive computing push is going to drastically reshape how IT is run…
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API Management Poised for Big Growth
The API management market is forecast to be worth $2.665 billion by 2021, according to MarketsandMarkets. That's up from more than $606 million last y…
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IBM Watson Aims to Improve Call Center, IVR CX
At its IBM Interconnect event today, the tech giant is introducing the IBM Watson Voice Gateway. It can act as a cognitive self-service agent, directl…
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The 3D Printer That Could Print Your Next House or Finish Trump's Wall in Two Months
Not only could this 3D printer be used to rapidly rebuild a town devastated by a natural or manmade disaster, the resulting home could be better able …
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How Twitter, Indiegogo and IBM Will Augment Executives and Politicians
I think Twitter could become the showcase for what Ginni Rometty, IBM's CEO, was talking about when she said that IBM wasn't focused on replacing huma…
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NVIDIA and Intel Race for Autonomous Vehicles
While Intel was basking in the glow of a $15 billion deal for Israel-based Mobileye this week, NVIDIA announced autonomous vehicle partnerships with B…
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It's Time for Some Digital Spring Cleaning!
In light of the Twitter hack Wednesday morning, Shaun Murphy, CEO of sndr.com and a former government security consultant, has offered some helpful "d…
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How James Licklider Got It Wrong
The reality is that DDoS is a problem that is going to get worse - a lot worse - before it gets better. It is worth thinking about how best to mitigat…
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Justice Department: Yahoo! Hack Traced to Russians
A new report from the Justice Department says Russian intelligence officers were behind massive Russian hack.
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