By VISHAL CHAWLA – No code development platforms (NCDPs) are enabling programmers and non-programmers to build application software by using graphical user interfaces and configuration rather than conventional computer coding. Such platforms suddenly have risen in popularity as enterprises have … Continue reading →
By James Maguire – Well, RPA is certainly getting a ton of hype. I follow a lot of technologies and trends but RPA is getting a lot more hype than most. RPA solves a very specific problem that is very timely. … Continue reading →
By Samantha Ann Schwartz – Ransomware targeted healthcare more than any other industry, accounting for 29% of total ransomware attacks in 2019, according to cyber insurer Beazley’s 2020 Breach Briefing report. Professional services (14%) and financial institutions (11%) rounded out the top three … Continue reading →
So in this different normal we are all stuck in I got to thinking about something that would be especially relevant to that different normal. We are all trying to remain productive from within a different set of four walls. … Continue reading →
Kent Weare – In a recent blog post, Microsoft announced the general availability (GA) of UI Flows on April 2nd, for customers worldwide. UI Flows is an addition to Power Automate, formerly known as Microsoft Flow, that enables democratized access to automation … Continue reading →
By: Vergis Eva – SharePoint Hybrid Search – In recent years, it has been increasingly common for organizations to extend traditional Share-Point functionality to the Office-365 cloud. Although these SharePoint mortgage settings are more flexible and scalable than their counterparts, they have … Continue reading →
By Lindsay Clark – It has been the subject of hype and overblown expectations, but that is not set to dampen investment in robotic process automation – the idea that simple software “robot” can carry out annoying admin tasks. But as organisations … Continue reading →
BY TODD BISHOP – Artificial intelligence often raises concerns about privacy, bias and trickery in areas such as facial recognition and deep fake videos. But amidst the outbreak of the novel coronavirus, some technology companies and scientists are looking to AI … Continue reading →
During the past 35 or so years I have been working in technology. Many of those years spent as an independent consultant based in my home office. With that said, you would think moving my office at Stratix to my … Continue reading →
By Kurt Mackie – Microsoft on Wednesday announced a new Crisis Communication App to help keep track of employees and their work status during emergencies. The Crisis Communication App is characterized as a “template in Power Apps,” but organizations mostly will need to … Continue reading →