Videos

Every year brings new technology surprises, and 2017 was no different. Here’s a look back at some of the big happenings.

Sometimes called the the ‘fourth industrial revolution’, new technologies like AI and automation are radically changing both the IT and general job market. Bill Detwiler and Dan Patterson discuss the findings of a 2018 IT jobs report produced by TechRepublic and ZDNet’s sister site Tech Pro Research.

Picking the perfect tech gift can be a challenge. TechRepublic’s Jason Hiner and Bill Detwiler have put together a list of five gadgets that are under $500 and sure to please even the hardest-to-buy-for tech lover.

Reducing traffic is a key objective of many cities, and smart transportation are an easy way to accomplish this task.

Bill Detwiler shows you how to add the Developer tab to the Ribbon in Word and Excel 2016 and Office 365, and use it to and open the Visual Basic Editor (VBE).

Mikhail Ivanov of Ntechlab explains how artificial intelligence helps the company detect and identify faces with a 70% accuracy.

Brian Alvey, co-founder of web publishing pioneer Weblogs, Inc shares insights from his experience in B2B web publishing, and explains why companies succeed by producing original content.

Take a look at the latest Tech Pro Research time-savers. Popular tools include our Systems Downtime Expense Calculator, Desktop Migration Checklist, and New Equipment Budget Policy.

Christy Wyatt, CEO of Dtex Systems, explains how companies, utilities, and government organizations can use behavior intelligence and machine learning to fend off cyber-attacks.

Face ID will completely replace Touch ID, and this can be concerning to some. Here are answers to five common questions.

Alex Voloshyn, CTO of Propy, explains why smart contracts are the most secure way to verify property proof of ownership.

Have we hit peak smartphone? ZDNet’s Steve Ranger predicts what the next ten years of mobile devices could look like.

TechRepublic’s Olivia Krauth explains how companies are using machine learning to create jobs and streamline operations.

CTO John Graham-Cumming discusses the growth of the business cloud and security solutions for a rapidly-evolving internet that includes mobile, IoT, and machine learning.

Are artificial intelligence and machine learning just fancy risk vectors or will they drastically reduce risk across all categories, and can we build machines to program the next line of defense?

What will it take to drastically reduce the supermajority of attacks caused by a user’s bad digital hygiene and practices? What can we hope for, at best? What’s realistic?

An expert panel at the Global Cybersecurity Summit in Kiev discusses what devices might be connected in the future, and what the implications might be for consumers, governments, and industries.

At the Global Cybersecurity Summit in Kiev, an expert panel considers whether the billions of dollars being spent on cybersecurity technology and services have been effective.