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Customers won’t buy services or products from companies if they don’t trust how their data will be used, Cisco found.

Learn how to start troubleshooting systemd-enabled machines with the systemd-analyze tool.

Gain more control over what is saved in Firefox by using the hidden Places tool.

Find out how to take your Linux command fu to the next level with pipes.

Need to connect with GitHub from your Chromebook? Thanks to Termux, you can.

Ansible includes a shell module that can be used to execute commands on remote machines.

If you frequently find yourself sending the contents of email from Gmail to Slack, you’re going to want to connect the two dots with this easy-to-use app.

NASA astronauts plan to make adidas’s Boost midsoles in space, testing the materials in microgravity.

Companies have to collaborate and ensure buy-in to be successful with transformational tech like artificial intelligence and Internet of Things.

Manufacturing IoT, video conferencing, and cloud computing are just some of the biggest advancements of the decade. Tom Merritt lists the five top enterprise technologies of the 2010s.

Built-in privacy controls prevent IBM’s CIMON 2 from being an always-on eavesdropper.

Corey Quinn, cloud economist at the Duckbill Group, shares his views on product announcements and pricing strategies unveiled at AWS re:Invent 2019.

Mark Bowker at ESG reacts to keynotes delivered at AWS re:Invent 2019, focusing on how Amazon’s interests in on-premises and edge solutions impact enterprise compute.

Mohamed Awad, VP of Infrastructure Business at Arm, discusses how Neoverse is at the center of Amazon Graviton2, and offers opinions on announcements at re:Invent 2019.

Accenture’s Adam Burden discusses the announcements from AWS re:Invent 2019, including how AWS Outposts benefits business, as well as Amazon’s custom silicon initiatives.

With cyberattacks increasing, it’s becoming more and more important for companies to protect themselves. Tom Merritt lists five things you should know about cyber insurance.

TechRepublic’s Karen Roby talks about Stephen Wolfram, the brains behind Mathematica, Wolfram|Alpha, and the Wolfram Language.

Digital transformation is more important now than ever, but some organizations are more difficult to change than others.