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How to use the Apple Support app to resolve technical problems
If there's a tech issue or glitch with your Apple product, you can use the Apple Support app to find troubleshooting tips and chat with a representative.
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GitHub Sponsors wants to see open source developers get paid, but there's a better way
GitHub Sponsors extends GitHub's role as the center of open source development, but it falls short of ensuring developers get paid for their work.
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96% of organizations run into problems with AI and machine learning projects
Companies face issues with training data quality and labeling when launching AI and machine learning initiatives, according to a Dimensional Research report.
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Oh Canada: Why half of phishing attacks target the Great White North
Though phishing volume remained relatively stable, attacks against Canadian users dominate, according to an RSA report.
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Why remote work and flexible schedules are the new normal for global business
Nearly half of US employers offer remote work and flexible scheduling options, according to a Condeco Software report.
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Feature comparison: E-commerce services and software
For modern businesses, e-commerce is the common mechanism by which products and services are made available to a worldwide marketplace. Deploying the best e-commerce solution for your business will re...
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Infographic: 11 things managers should never say to employees
Managers sometimes make errors in communication and feedback without realizing it. Here's how to avoid mistakes and become a better coach.
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67% of Gen Zers stay at organizations that offer choices in work devices
The majority of students (78%) in higher education want employers to offer choices in work computers, according to a Jamf report.
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Nessus expands vulnerability scanner offerings to 16 IPs in commercial environments
Tenable introduced the free Nessus Essentials product, and also discussed the wisdom of building apps in Electron, along with fixes for Spectre and Meltdown.
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GDPR fines levied so far: The lessons businesses can learn
After one year of enforcement of the GDPR, businesses can learn much from how the provisions of the regulation have been applied and how organizations have been fined.
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Hardware and software vendors continue to flee Huawei following blacklisting
Just over one week after an executive order prohibiting US companies from selling products to Huawei, the world's third largest smartphone manufacturer finds itself with few friends.
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Cisco plans to score a hole-in-one with connected golf course at U.S. Open
Golf fans at the U.S. Open in Pebble Beach, CA will be able to have better connectivity with their mobile devices, including access to a new app.
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How coding boot camp Awesome Inc. is working to fill the tech talent gap
Coding boot camps are gaining in popularity, as more people are pursuing a career in software development. Karen Roby profiles a KY-based boot camp that boasts a 100% employment rate after graduation.
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3D printing: A comprehensive guide for business leaders
3D printing is revolutionizing the way products are designed and produced, and its impact has spanned manufacturing, medicine, and entrepreneurship. This ebook offers an in-depth look at how it works,...
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The top 10 most innovative big data analytics companies in 2019
With data analytics sweeping the enterprise, these are the top vendors organizations should pay attention to this year, according to Analytics Insight Magazine.
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One year in, fewer than half of professionals believe GDPR increased data protection
Younger workers are more impassioned about technology regulation, while half of all professionals are annoyed by pop-ups and opt-ins for data handling.
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How to choose e-commerce services and software
Finding the right e-commerce solution requires a careful assessment of your needs and the available features and tools. These guidelines will help you zero in on the best options for your business.
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IoT Industry projected to have economic impact of $11 trillion by 2025
Industries including manufacturing, healthcare, and agriculture are increasing IoT device usage for a variety of purposes, according to a Particle report.
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