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Linux: The new frontier of enterprise in the cloud
Everyone from developer teams, to operations, to managers of virtual machines needs to know Linux, said Red Hat's Brian Gracely.
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How to create a respectful and profitable data privacy policy
Blockchain expert Alex Feinberg explained how internet companies could use emerging technology to balance profit and privacy concerns.
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4 tips for developing better data algorithms
Algorithm quality can affect whether your company makes the right or wrong decisions. Here are some ways to make your business smarter.
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How drones and automated rovers monitor critical infrastructure
AI-powered drones increase efficiency, reduce cost, and can spot problems humans might miss, said VOS.AI CEO Daniel Rodriguez.
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Facebook's delicate dance between privacy and shareholder value
Most people or business decision-makers don't have the time or energy to care about Facebook privacy, said Alex Feinberg, but they should.
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End user data backup policy
Data without an associated backup is only as reliable as the system upon which it is stored—and every system has a finite lifespan or may be susceptible to malware or hacking efforts. This policy offe...
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How Adobe is building practical AI for creators and SMBs
Conversations about AI, machine learning, and automation are often sensational, said Adobe's David Parmenter, but for today's business artificial intelligence is now mission-critical.
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How to get back into the IT industry after a long gap?
TechRepublic member moore.w211967 wants to get back into the IT industry after a long gap, but is discovering is it not that easy. Can you offer advice to your fellow member?
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Advice for companies that haven't yet complied with GDPR
Interxion's Patrick Lastennet shared essential tips for SMBs that have not yet complied with the EU's new data protection regulation.
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Are Europe's data privacy concerns overblown?
The EU has long been a champion of data protection, but did the GDPR go too far? The regulation may not be enough to protect big data, said Alex Feinberg.
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How Beam Suntory is taking bourbon high tech
Find out how a distillery founded in 1795 is adding digital manufacturing to disrupt and transform the age-old art of bourbon making.
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New security features coming to your Google account
Google has announced new features that allow users to better navigate and personalize their privacy settings.
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How AI and social media can improve customer service and reduce cost
Conversocial CEO Joshua March explained how customer service AI can perform mundane tasks to reduce the human cognitive load and allow employees to work more efficiently.
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Software licensing policy
Organizations spend a fortune on software licenses every year, and a lack of management around it can result in heavy fines. This policy will help you establish guidelines to make sure you're in compl...
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How Bing uses AI to search what you see in your smartphone camera
Microsoft's visual search technology allows users to exchange keywords for images on Bing mobile applications.
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How the blockchain could return privacy control to consumer
Ex-Googler Alex Feinberg explained how the blockchain uses cloud tech to shift the privacy paradigm from large corporations back to consumers.
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These are the devices that can run Google's AR measurement tool
Google's Measure app can virtually measure physical objects, and is now compatible with ARCore phones.
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How to protect your organization against 5 common browser security threats
Browser-based threats have become one of the biggest concerns facing cybersecurity professionals today.
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