By Mark Runyon – Malware and phishing attacks are growing more sophisticated. Malware authors are constantly producing new variations, ditching their old virus signatures to evade detection. It is the ultimate game of whack-a-mole as security professionals chase these ever-changing virus blueprints. … Continue reading →
User adoption is the single most likely reason for the failure of a ECM implementation. Having the right partner with the right solution makes all the difference but it is not the only consideration. There needs to be a plan … Continue reading →
By Sampathkumar Veeraraghavan – Humanitarian engineering programs bring together engineers, policy makers, non-profit organisations, and local communities to leverage technology for the greater good of humanity. The intersection of technology, community, and sustainability offers a plethora of opportunities to innovate. We … Continue reading →
I would imagine that most of us are keenly aware of the government’s need to improve efficiency. Not that I’m advocating for people to loss their jobs but you have to imagine those jobs could be done more effectively if … Continue reading →
This is could be a huge issue for imaging dealers. Recent projections from Juniper Research put the number of IoT connections at 83 billion by 2024. It’s an eye-watering figure, and although similar predictions from other analysts are often a little more conservative, … Continue reading →
So, the consolidation in the RPA space continues with Hyland’s acquisition. Microsoft scooped up Softomotive a few months ago. We’ll have too see if the trend continues as the the larger content and automation sharks swoop into get themselves entered … Continue reading →
By Jordan Jones, Laurence Hart – Structured data is information governed by a database structure, organized into defined fields, usually within the context of a relational database. The database structure requires that data in the fields follow a prescribed format. For … Continue reading →
Not only is the migration itself challenging as the old site may have numerous 3rd party add-ons and customized pages that SPO will not support. Couple this with the fact that Microsoft is sun-setting older style workflows and SP Designer … Continue reading →
I am not quite sure how, ultimately, you could have one withot the other. Digital Transformation by ideal definition would include RPA-like automation. By Stephanie Overby – “RPA can touch the back, middle, and front offices with dramatic reductions in cost, … Continue reading →
Because some people just can’t resist going down the dark path. By Daphne Leprince-Ringuet – From targeted phishing campaigns to new stalking methods: there are plenty of ways that artificial intelligence could be used to cause harm if it fell into … Continue reading →