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Microsoft's Power Platform gives IT more control and more Teams integration
Power BI continues to become the new Excel and Teams continues to bring business information and tools together so you can talk about them. Here are the new features announced at Ignite to help with t...
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Verizon: As credit-card regulation compliance drops, cybersecurity risk rises
An annual Verizon report looks at how complete compliance to credit-card payment regulations can boost business, save time and money, and maintain safe cybersecurity.
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Employees ok with employers monitoring them at work
Horizon study reveals that employees are not very concerned with Big Brother watching over them at work.
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How to find messages in macOS Mail: 5 tips
Most everyone has experienced the frustration of trying to find an old email. You know you kept the message, you just can't find it. Here are five tips for finding rogue emails in macOS Mail.
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Top 5 things to know about the robots market
The use of robotics in business continues to grow at a steady pace. Tom Merritt explains five things you should know about the robots market.
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Technical documentation policy
The importance of quality technical documentation cannot be overstated. Whether using this documentation to educate and inform internal employees, external customers, seasoned technological profession...
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Why we must strike a balance with AI to solve the cybersecurity skills gap
How to solve the cybersecurity skills gap by striking a balance with artificial intelligence.
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Let's get phygital: Most disruptive tech of 2020
The most disruptive technologies in 2020 will include automation, IoT, digital twinning, trust in digital interactions, phygital spaces, smart buildings, and data wallets, NTT found.
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The data science gender pay gap is shrinking—barely
The global data science gender pay gap has seen slight improvement, but the disparity returns at the executive level, Harnham research found.
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Scientists use nanosatellites to upload data from climate change research at the North Pole
The MOSAiC expedition will drift in arctic ice for a year to study the impact of climate change.
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Open source is a heavily interdependent community, which is good and bad for security
Commentary: Open source is a tangled web of interdependencies. How can we do better to secure this web?
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How to navigate cybersecurity in a 5G world
With 5G comes a larger attack surface and more devices accessing the network. Companies must ramp up security strategies to stay protected, an AT&T Cybersecurity report finds.
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Why Gen Z employees need to be managed differently than millennials
Gen Z will be the most intuitive generation regarding valuable digital capabilities, through 2025, according to a new report from Gartner.
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Quick glossary: Network attached storage
One of the more common and cost-effective data storage solutions for both large and small business enterprises is network attached storage (NAS). With a NAS system deployed, a business can provide fas...
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Why conversational AI will become a c-suite priority in 2020
Voice-enabled chatbots provide new ways for customers to interact on different channels including websites and text messaging.
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Research: How tech can help identify hate speech videos and impact content moderation
A Boston University professor discusses his team's study of hate attacks organized on 4chan and how their research could impact content moderation.
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How to configure a static CentOS 8 network address from the command line
Every CentOS admin should know how to configure a static IP address using nothing but the terminal.
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DevOps is changing, and some are challenging "shift left" management
TechRepublic's Karen Roby interviews Checkmarx's Matt Rose about the possibility that "shift left" is no longer the gold standard in DevOps, and that agile is more than just a verb.
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