Written by Barracuda MSP Guest Blogger – As a managed services provider (MSP), you want to ensure that your clients’ networks, servers, data, and applications remain secure. You don’t want to overlook any gaps in their cybersecurity defenses that could … Continue reading →
By University of Michigan – Frying pans, pill bottles, yoga mats, coffee cups and countless other nonelectronic objects could be turned into a network of Internet of Things sensors with a new RFID-based technology from the University of Michigan. The system, … Continue reading →
It’s a two-fer from IBM this week. Both related to their HR practices. By Eric Rosenbaum – IBM receives more than 8,000 resumes a day, making it No. 1 on job-search site Glassdoor for Gen Z applicants, said IBM CEO … Continue reading →
By Moira Alexander – It’s become increasingly complicated for companies to ensure that their document management systems meet industry regulations. Here are four signs that your company might have issues. Gaps in document management practices – Along with the benefits come … Continue reading →
By Dan Pontefract – Ginni Rometty is CEO, president and chairman of IBM. She has held the top job since 2012. When she joined the company in 1981, total headcount across IBM was roughly 350,000. By 1994, under the direction … Continue reading →
By Elizabeth Quirk – Business Process Management (BPM) software is a solution which enables businesses to design, analyze, execute, monitor and optimize important processes. It also acts as a valuable automation tool for enterprises to generate a competitive advantage through workflow automation, … Continue reading →
Companies must remain competitive to sustain their success in 2019 and the next decade. As they refine their practices, the automation of their workflow and work processes will prove indispensable. Only through innovation and reorganization can they keep pace in … Continue reading →
By: Melanie Hudson – The proliferation of technologies across the world has led to a global environment of interconnected devices that allow us to communicate with one another constantly. This exponential growth, in essence, is the Internet of Things. It is the … Continue reading →
By Dylan Matthews – When I heard five or so years back that people in Silicon Valley were getting worried about artificial intelligence causing human extinction, my initial reaction was extreme skepticism. A large reason for that was that the scenario just felt silly. … Continue reading →
By Dietrich von Seggern – There are numerous tools on the market, including freeware, with which users can create PDFs. But are the results always satisfactory? Not always, as it can happen that a certain PDF file can be opened … Continue reading →