Digital Maven: Lessons learned from big corporations’ data breaches
Failure is the best determinant of future success. There are a lot of more inspiring quotes on the subject than this, but the point is the same. To help us…
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DIGITAL MAVEN: Management of today’s worker is fueled by data and wearable tech
Manufacturing is enjoying a resurgence nationally with job growth reaching a 25-year high. At the end of January, the U.S. had 12.5 million manufacturing jobs employing 8.5 percent of the…
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AI breakthroughs and natural language apps may move business this year
NLP and NLG aren’t new technologies, but they are looking to have a breakthrough year in 2017.
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Why Grandma Needs a Tablet
You can argue about whether tablets are work tools, but there’s no better way to read.
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Get help to prepare, prevent, or survive the inevitable cybercrime
As little as a decade ago, technology was a tool; now it is the central gear. Hacks and data breaches used to be inconvenient, expensive, embarrassing; now they are debilitating,…
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Speed rules: New Wi-Fi standard goes live
Most of us probably thought Apple’s rollout last week of the iPhone 11 was a ho-hum event. But a pretty big-step tech development was lurking in the small type: the…
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Lessons Learned: Ransomware edition
Baltimore; Albany, New York; Lake City, Florida; 22 cities and towns in Texas. These are just a few of the 40 municipalities that have been hit by ransomware attacks this…
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Why IT can’t talk to your employees
A subject line in my email recently caught my eye: “How to Explain IT to End Users.” That strikes me as a false premise. In reality, IT doesn’t need to…
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Trusting tech
President Ronald Reagan made the phrase “trust but verify” famous in the late 1980s. But he didn’t originate it: The phrase is a Russian proverb he learned from American writer…
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Can the battle for business collaboration finally kill off email?
Can email survive? That seems kind of a stupid question when you consider the prediction that 246 billion emails will be sent every day by the end of this year.…
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