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Help! Features in the Office Word app are no longer functioning
TechRepublic member wolvofella is having issues some of the features in the Office Word app are no longer functioning correctly. Can you help this TechRepublic member resolve their issue?
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How to fix common printing problems in Microsoft Excel
Printing Microsoft Excel spreadsheets can be tricky, but you can avoid most printing problems by following these tips.
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Salesforce talks about its Einstein Analytics product for financial services and new tools to combat AI bias
Salesforce's Allison Witherspoon spoke with TechRepublic about the new industry-specific Einstein Analytics products and the new Trailhead modules designed to help developers tackle bias in AI.
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How to use Hangouts Meet to share your screen in video meetings
Learn how to use Hangouts Meet in G Suite to share screens from the web and from iOS devices while in video meetings.
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Why AI talent is so hard to come by and what can be done to fill the gap
Karen Roby talks with Columbia professor Sameer Maskey about the lack of trained AI talent and why he believes underserved communities may be the solution to the problem.
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Hiring kit: Computer Forensic Analyst
The typical job duties of a computer forensic analyst involve the examination of electronic equipment ranging from basic USB flash drives to entire enterprise IT infrastructures. Whether it is a perso...
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Why cloud is the best defense against AWS
Companies that are worried about AWS stealing their customers should first try taking care of customers, as MongoDB and Elastic are doing.
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How to use Path Finder 8 as a macOS Finder alternative
Path Finder 8 is an expansive macOS Finder alternative. Here's how to wield Path Finder to your advantage.
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Why Salesforce decided to open source its Lightning Web Components framework
Salesforce's Ryan Schellack spoke with TechRepublic about the company's announcement to open source its Lightning Web Components framework and build a community of developers around its platforms.
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Linux-powered System76 Gazelle laptop allows users to avoid the Windows Tax
Venerable Linux hardware OEM System76 released a refreshed version of their Gazelle desktop replacement.
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Why your business should consider paying a ransom to hackers
Ransomware attacks can disrupt business and lead to massive costs, according to Forrester. Here's why you should consider paying along with other incident response plans.
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Student competition at TrailheaDX highlights Salesforce's efforts to address inequality in STEM education
At TrailheaDX 2019, Salesforce's Ebony Frelix Beckwith spoke with TechRepublic about how philanthropy is ingrained into the company's culture and their efforts to combat inequality in STEM education.
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Privacy improvements in Chrome 76 will make it easier to bypass paywalls
Future improvements to Chrome will fix a gap in Incognito Mode, preventing publishers from blocking users from using incognito mode to jump over soft paywalls.
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WWDC 2019: A guide for business pros
Apple’s annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) kicked off on June 3 in San Jose, with a keynote presentation from Apple executives announcing a number of new software and hardware updates. App...
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R vs. Python: Which is a better programming language for data science?
The Python vs. R debate rages on in the data scientist community, Here's how the two coding languages match up.
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How Salesforce is making Einstein Voice a customizable voice assistant for today's mobile workers and data-hungry businesses
At TrailheaDX 2019, Salesforce's Michael Machado spoke with TechRepublic about the unique challenges of building Einstein Voice Assistant within the company's highly-customizable platform.
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Cisco Live 2019: Schneider Electric works with Cisco's HyperFlex Edge for new micro data center options
Schneider Electric combines physical infrastructure with Cisco's HyperFlex Edge for new micro data center options.
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Hospital medical equipment contains potentially lethal vulnerability
A vulnerability in the Windows CE-powered Alaris Gateway Workstation allows attackers to modify dosage rates for infusion pumps, which can have lethal results.
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