By Kevin Casey – It’s relatively easy to get started with robotic process automation (RPA), except when it isn’t. Various RPA software tools promise to help you launch a bot quickly, sometimes with little to no coding skill needed to get it up … Continue reading →
By Tom Taulli – The mysterious coronavirus is spreading at an alarming rate. There have been at least 305 deaths as more than 14,300 persons have been infected. On Thursday, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the coronavirus a global emergency. To … Continue reading →
By Tom Taulli – RPA (Robotic Process Automation) is software that helps to streamline tasks and activities within the workplace. The technology has been shown to lead to significant ROI (Return On Investment), as seen with companies like Intuit. Back in 2018, the … Continue reading →
By Wayne Rash – Ransomware can put you out of business. This type of malware attack can cost you your data, your cash and accounts and it can cost you your customers. And it may cost thousands of dollars in … Continue reading →
By Mary Jo Foley – Microsoft has released initial information about some of the main features it is planning to add to its Dynamics 365 CRM and ERP, as well as its Power Platform, in the first part of 2020. Microsoft officials … Continue reading →
By Patrick Nelson – Biologically created computing devices could one day be as commonplace as today’s microprocessors and microchips, some scientists believe. Consider DNA, the carrier of genetic information and the principal component of chromosomes; it’s showing promise as a data storage medium. A … Continue reading →
By DAVE JOHNSON – Unlike other types of malware, you can’t just clean up ransomware and go on with your day. A run-of-the-mill virus won’t destroy all your data and backups. That’s why ransomware is a hazard you need to prepare … Continue reading →
By Peter Joseph – Artificial intelligence (AI) is a concept that has moved very quickly from the realm of science fiction into real and practical utility in a number of different industries—including healthcare. One of the most effective applications for … Continue reading →
By Irving Wladawsky-Berger – The Internet of Things has been a long time coming. Ubiquitous or pervasive computing, which is computing happening anytime and anywhere, dates to the 1990s, when devices and wireless networks were nowhere near where they are today. The … Continue reading →
Though it’s a coincidence that I’m writing this article roughly one year after my colleague Khari Johnson railed against the “public nuisance” of “charlatan AI,” the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) clearly inspired both missives. At the tail end of last year’s … Continue reading →