BY LAURA DENARDIS – The app failure that led to a chaotic 2020 Iowa caucus was a reminder of how vulnerable the democratic process is to technological problems — even without any malicious outside intervention. Far more sophisticated foreign hacking continues to … Continue reading →
By Davey Winder – Windows users have become accustomed to warnings related to system updates, like the recent report of a threat campaign that specifically targets newly updated Windows 10 systems, for example. Now, as picked up by the folk over … Continue reading →
By Alan Hayward – Networking solutions are a critical requirement of every business’ IT department. Network technology has the ability to connect a breadth of technologies, including: computer networking, software, communications and hardware devices on a network. As businesses continue to digitise, … Continue reading →
Chris Duddridge, area vice president and managing director UKI at UiPath, explores the link between compliance and robotic process automation Robotic process automation (RPA) can help organisations navigate the increasingly complex compliance landscape. As governments around the globe tighten online … Continue reading →
Urban populations are rising around the world, but cities are struggling to keep up. As the silent force that has revolutionized our world, technology is now being leveraged to manage rapid urbanization and to create smarter cities. Today’s infographic from Raconteur explores … Continue reading →
Tom Taulli – Robotic Process Automation (RPA), which involves automating repetitive and tedious processes within organizations, is dominated by three pure-play software vendors: UiPath, Blue Prism and Automation Anywhere. These companies are some of the fastest growing in the tech industry and … Continue reading →
Bernard Marr – Are artificial intelligence (AI) and superintelligent machines the best or worst thing that could ever happen to humankind? This has been a question in existence since the 1940s when computer scientist Alan Turing wondered and began to believe that … Continue reading →
Snow Ridge (Atom P5900 series) is based on the 10nm Atom Tremont architecture. It features up to 24 cores with a 2.2GHz base clock, up from 16 cores in the Atom C3000 series. Like Ice Lake and Haswell/Broadwell, it also … Continue reading →
By Barry Burdis – In a world where customer-centricity is considered vital to continued business success, effectively utilising and understanding the vast quantities of information available to an organisation is critical to making the right, customer-focused decisions and staying ahead … Continue reading →
By Kevin Casey – Finance is commonly mentioned as a business unit ripe with opportunities for Robotic Process Automation (RPA). It makes sense: RPA is often a fit for repetitive, high-volume, computer-based tasks. Finance is full of those, from invoice processing to financial reporting and … Continue reading →