Videos

Criminals adapt, and so do the police—including their K9 dogs. The newest generation is being trained to sniff out electronic storage devices that police officers may miss.

Motorola’s Leo Wang spoke with TechRepublic about how executive sponsorship and finding the right partner helped jumpstart their move to the cloud, and how they chose between public and private.

At the Smart Cities Summit in Boston, ZDNet spoke with Micah Kotch, who runs an IoT startup accelerator, about the most interesting startups he’s seeing in the smart cities movement.

Chicago has emerged as a US leader in the smart city movement. TechRepublic caught up with CIO Brenna Berman at the 2016 Smart Cities Summit to learn how IoT and data is transforming the city.

There’s project management and then there’s Agile Project Management: The two are really different. Find out how right here … in less than two minutes.

At the 2016 Smart Cities Summit, TechRepublic spoke with Chicago CIO and CityDigital board member Brenna Berman about how the new accelerator is threading the needle on smart city initiatives.

Atlanta CIO Samir Saini has been leading big moves in IoT in Atlanta. TechRepublic spoke with him about the two biggest challenges in building a next generation smart city.

Dave Bartoletti, of Forrester Research, spoke with TechRepublic at the AWS re:Invent conference about how he sees hybrid cloud and how Amazon is focusing on that market segment.

Atlanta has five pillars to its smart city initiative, but the top two priorities get most of the attention. TechRepublic spoke with Torri Martin on how and why it chose its top priorities.

Forrester Research principal analyst Dave Bartoletti spoke with TechRepublic about how trends like containers and changes in developer teams are changing the landscape for the cloud market.

Amazon Go is a brand new grocery store with one big difference: No cashiers or checkout lanes. See how Amazon did it here.

At the Smart Cities Summit, TechRepublic spoke with Jascha Franklin-Hodge, CIO of the City of Boston, about how smart cities are rethinking the future of transportation.

AWS marketing head Lowell Anderson explains how a new AWS software called Greengrass embeds compute functionality and data caching on IoT devices.

At the 2016 re:Invent conference, AWS CEO Andy Jassy announced Rekognition, Polly, and Lex. Amazon’s Lowell Anderson explains the differences.

In Las Vegas, at the 2016 re:Invent conference, Lowell Anderson explained Amazon’s focus on AI, IoT, and hybrid cloud.

The rise of artificial intelligence has left many concerned about job security. According to Atlassian CTO Sri Viswanath, though, the rise of machine learning will lead to more developer jobs, not fewer.

Increasingly, incident management in software development is being handled through ChatOps, Atlassian CTO Sri Viswanath said goes hand-in-hand with the DevOps movement.

With a more than 300% increase in Alexa requests on Thanksgiving Day 2016, Amazon Echos were definitely busy. Here’s a rundown of what people were asking.