By Dave Moore – “Smart” speakers, smart TVs, smart refrigerators, smart thermostats, smart light bulbs, smart coffee pots, smart watches, smart door locks, smart phones, smart prescription medicine dispensers (really?), smart cameras, smart doorbells, smart vacuum cleaners, smart cars, smart … Continue reading →
Demand for enhanced network infrastructure among organization is increasing rapidly. At the same time, vendors are facing various challenges while installing network devices at the office premises due to the advent of advanced solutions and technologies such as cloud-based services, … Continue reading →
By Simon Bisson – Microsoft’s Power Platform has become a significant part of its developer offering during the past few years. Perhaps best thought of as the modern equivalent of the 1990s client-server applications and tools like the original Visual Basic, … Continue reading →
Tech teams often juggle various projects at once. Because of the amount of work on their plates, team members also often hand off steps to one another when assignments pile too high. One way to take some of the pressure … Continue reading →
With the recent launch of the website AI.gov as “Artificial Intelligence for the American People,” AI will clearly be an integral part of our future. While some may still wonder, “what can AI do for us?,” many more may be asking, “what … Continue reading →
By Danny Palmer – Internet-connected security cameras account for almost half of the Internet of Things devices that are compromised by hackers even as homes and businesses continue to add these and other connected devices to their networks. Research from cybersecurity company SAM … Continue reading →
By Darryn Pollock – Kodak, well-known in the blockchain space for its highly publicized KodakCoin ICO in early 2018, is progressing with a new blockchain offering for businesses. Kodak Services for Business this week unveiled a blockchain-based document management platform during a … Continue reading →
By Kathy Pretz – As more and more intelligent cars and autonomous vehicles hit the road, some engineers are thinking about what can be done to smarten up the streets on which they travel. Doing so could allow smart cars and … Continue reading →
Last week at the WWDC event, Apple announced its new operating system — iPadOS. While on the surface it feels like a small move, in reality, it signals a fundamental shift from decades-old desktop computing paradigms to tablet-based computing paradigm. … Continue reading →
Microsoft Corp. today debuted a new version of its Power BI business intelligence platform that features a revamped user experience and analytics features powered by machine learning. Power BI enables analysts to turn raw data such as sales figures into … Continue reading →