By Samantha Ann Schwartz – If a business wants its competitors to read ’em and weep, it needs artificial intelligence, data scientists and a chief information officer willing to lean hard on data collection and management. A lot of the … Continue reading →
By Angela Ashenden – Despite the promise that technology will help improve productivity in the workplace, in practice it generally doesn’t work that way. The employee experience has become increasingly fragmented, forcing people to work across a multitude of applications … Continue reading →
Last year, Microsoft announced SQL Server 2019, its new database management system (DBMS) that helps manage both relational and non-relational databases through a common service. It runs on-premise, in the cloud, and on Azure Stack as well. Today, the Redmond firm … Continue reading →
By Ashley Hudson – Robotic process automation (RPA) is primed to revolutionize the way companies operate, serve customers, and manage data. A 2017 survey by Redwood Software reports that 83 percent of IT decision-makers believe robotic automation is key to their digital transformation strategy, and companies … Continue reading →
By Surender Jeet Raj – Human resource (HR) department in every organization, big or small, performs the crucial task of hiring, motivating and maintaining the entire workforce. Over and above that, is a pile of data, ranging from recruitment, training, … Continue reading →
We can love technology, but technology can’t love us and could break our hearts is the lesson learned from an episode of “The Big Bang Theory” entitled “The Beta Test Initiative” which aired in January 2012. In the sitcom, Raj … Continue reading →
By Sarah K. White – Process improvement involves the business practice of identifying, analyzing and improving existing business processes to optimize performance, meet best practice standards or simply improve quality and the user experiencefor customers and end-users. Process improvement can have several … Continue reading →
By Lawrence Abrams – As we creep towards the end of the summer, things have started to thankfully slow down a bit. While there are still plenty of ransomware attacks going around, the amount we had seen last month against schools, … Continue reading →
Not all Internet of Things projects succeed, but businesses seem to be more quickly discovering what does and doesn’t work. A new global study found that the majority (56%) of unsuccessful IoT projects were determined within months, so that organizations … Continue reading →
By Luke Leal – Over the past few weeks, we’ve seen an increase in Troldesh ransomware using compromised websites as intermediary malware distributors. The malware often uses a PHP file that acts as a delivery tool for downloading the host malware dropper: … Continue reading →