By Timothy King – Searching for business intelligence and data analytics software can be a daunting (and expensive) process, one that requires long hours of research and deep pockets. The most popular enterprise BI tools often provide more than what’s necessary … Continue reading →
BY KEVIN C. TOFEL – Here’s a roundup of this week in the Internet of Things. Get this summary in your inbox every Friday morning when you subscribe to our newsletter. On-device voice processing and Actions coming to Google Home: This week … Continue reading →
By SEAN GALLAGHER – Systems at a number of Baltimore’s city government departments were taken offline on May 7 by a ransomware attack. As of 9:00am today, email and other services remain offline. Police, fire, and emergency response systems have … Continue reading →
by Mitratech Holdings, Inc – Legal automation can be disruptively beneficial or disruptively disastrous for legal departments. One factor that makes the difference? Whether or not an automation product empowers users to craft their own solutions. Whether for process automation, predictive analytics, e-billing, any legal … Continue reading →
By Steven Lerner – A good unified endpoint management definition covers the meaning, history, and capabilities of this important solution. There’s no denying that UEM is slowly taking over the enterprise due to the incredible benefits of it. What Is Unified Endpoint … Continue reading →
By Danny Palmer – A successful family of ransomware which has been terrorising organisations around the world has been updated with a new trick to lure victims into installing file-locking malware: posing as anti-virus software. Dharma first emerged in 2016 and the ransomware has … Continue reading →
SEATTLE—We’ve been hearing a lot about the Internet of Things (IoT) these days, but how can developers connect their code with IoT devices, which often use proprietary, tightly coupled inputs and outputs? There’s no standard way to know which kinds … Continue reading →
A little over two years ago Gartner announced it was rebranding its Enterprise Content Management (ECM) Magic Quadrant and renaming it the Magic Quadrant for Content Services. The change, Gartner assured everyone, was not just wordplay, but reflected a profound … Continue reading →
In a memorable scene from the movie “The Founder” about the origin of McDonald’s, the McDonald brothers plot the layout of their restaurant in a life-sized mockup drawn in chalk on a parking lot. This example of process optimization was … Continue reading →
By Jai Vijayan – Ransomware attacks may be declining in number but almost every other metric related to the threat is trending upward: higher ransom payments, more downtime loss, and longer recovery time. Those are some of the findings from … Continue reading →