Adrian Bridgwater – Microsoft has always had to straddle an arguably difficult position in the software trade. The company has always needed to appear technically intricate, granular and powerful in the eyes of hard-core software developers. At the same time, the … Continue reading →
Wearable IoT devices, namely smartwatches and fitness trackers, are the among the most conspicuous examples of Internet of Things (IoT) technology. According to a recent IoT technology survey from Clutch, wearables are used primarily for singular functions such as checking … Continue reading →
By Christopher Zegers, CIO, Lowenstein Sandler LLP – Law and the legal language used to make agreements and settle disputes are verbose. I would venture to say law firms’ output of words rival any traditional publisher, before the advent of … Continue reading →
2019 will see the Internet of Things (IoT) becoming more deeply embedded in our day-to-day lives at home and at work. We may begin to hear the term itself used less frequently – but that’s because it’s moving out of the hype … Continue reading →
2019 will see the Internet of Things (IoT) becoming more deeply embedded in our day-to-day lives at home and at work. We may begin to hear the term itself used less frequently – but that’s because it’s moving out of the hype … Continue reading →
By Alastair Cooke – There has been a tactical pivot in ransomware. It seems that ransomware writers have realized that large organizations have lots of money, and some do not have the best protection against infections. Newer ransomware is behaving … Continue reading →
Artificial intelligence (AI) is coming of age, and as it matures, one benefit is clear: Knowledge workers, those whose roles require both experience and the ability to collect and analyze data needed for decision making and action, are gaining access … Continue reading →
By Daniel Dern – Artificial intelligence (AI) in business is rapidly becoming a commonly-used competitive tool. Clearly, companies are past debating the pros and cons of AI. From better chatbots for customer service to data analytics to making predictive recommendations, deep learning and artificial … Continue reading →
It’s a common psychological phenomenon: repeat any word enough times, and it eventually loses all meaning, disintegrating like soggy tissue into phonetic nothingness. For many of us, the phrase “artificial intelligence” fell apart in this way a long time ago. … Continue reading →
By Peter High – Jeff Kubacki has been a chief information officer for nearly a decade and a half, first as an interim-CIO at Ecolab, then with stints at Kroll, ATK, and Westinghouse Electric. For a bit more than two years, … Continue reading →