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 →
By Tess Hanna – Since Gartner Inc. declared that Enterprise Content Management (ECM) was dead in early 2017, the popularity of content services has increased. Though ECM is supposedly dead, some organizations still make use of ECM solutions, while others shifted to content services. Not … Continue reading →
Evolving technology has changed human lives beyond recognition. Can you imagine, for instance, trying to find a new restaurant or finding the location of your next meeting without the assistance of Google Maps? There’s no question that our day-to-day lives … Continue reading →
By STACEY HIGGINBOTHAM – Last week, four Senators and two members of the House introduced a new bill aimed at protecting connected devices that are used by the U.S. government. It is called the Internet of Things (IoT) Cybersecurity Improvement Act … Continue reading →
Artificial intelligence will unleash changes humanity is not prepared for as the technology advances at an unprecedented pace, leading experts told an audience at the official opening Monday of Stanford University’s new AI center. At a day-long symposium accompanying the … Continue reading →
Ransomware has long been the scourge of the cybersecurity industry. When that extortionate hacking goes beyond encrypting files to fully paralyze computers across a company, it represents not just a mere shakedown, but a crippling disruption. Now a nasty new breed … Continue reading →
By Chris Neiger – The market for the Internet of Things (IoT) has been slowly developing over the years, and now includes connected devices and automated systems for everything from agricultural equipment to autonomous vehicles. But since the IoT isn’t … Continue reading →