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DTIM platform: New weapon against digital threats?
- Associate Features Writer 26 Feb 2018 -
Understanding of cloud computing ERP clearing -- but still foggy
- Features Writer 22 Feb 2018 -
In praise of recommendation engines, AI with proven ROI
- Executive Editor 12 Feb 2018
Digital threats pose a big challenge for organizations today, and cybercrime groups are only getting better at achieving their goals: In 2016, nearly one billion personal records and over one ...
Companies drawn to the centralizing simplicity of cloud computing ERP need to fully grasp the characteristics that make it different from on-premises software, according to the Cloud Security Alliance.
Is an infatuation with deep learning blinding CIOs to other, more accessible forms of AI, to wit: recommendation engines? So says digital transformation guru Isaac Sacolick.
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Cloud computing ecosystem: Greater than the sum of its parts
- Features Writer 07 Feb 2018 -
Cloud computing interoperability, portability key to multi-cloud unity
- Features Writer 31 Jan 2018 -
AI in the workplace: Try it, you'll like it
- Executive Editor 31 Jan 2018 -
The race to marry AI and cloud computing is on
- Senior News Writer 31 Jan 2018 -
Digital epidemiology takes on the flu with help from you
- Senior News Writer 30 Jan 2018 -
For CFOs, cybersecurity investments become a priority
- Associate Features Writer 15 Jan 2018 -
In digital era, CEO's job is to score with tech
- Features Writer 10 Jan 2018
The cloud affords companies the freedom to try new things fast. But they also risk "totally losing control," says analyst Liz Herbert. A cloud computing ecosystem imposes a sense of order.
Companies struggling with multiple cloud services need to strive for cloud computing interoperability and portability, the Cloud Standards Customer Council says. First up – define the terms.
Google and its big tech compatriots know what we're up to much of the time; it won't be long before employers do too. Welcome to the future workplace; behold the quantified worker.
Amazon, Microsoft and Google are in a race to ally AI and cloud computing by incorporating deep learning, machine learning and other AI functionality into their product offerings, giving developers ...
John Brownstein, chief innovation officer at Boston Children's Hospital and a professor of biomedical informatics at Harvard Medical School, is a notable digital epidemiology researcher. It's a ...
Cybersecurity is no longer just an IT problem; it's a cross-functional priority for the enterprise. As cyberattacks and cyber risk continue to swell, the cybersecurity consciousness among the ...
Lisa Pearson, chief exec at data analytics company Umbel, discusses the CEO's job -- ever-slanting toward tech -- in a time of the "superpower consumer."
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Baked-in cybersecurity approach needed to repel attacks
- Features Writer 29 Dec 2017 -
To work for us, AI virtual assistants need to speak, see like humans
- Associate Site Editor 28 Dec 2017 -
Book excerpt: Embracing agile to drive digital transformation
- Associate Features Writer 22 Dec 2017 -
Training data for algorithms must be right, not just plentiful
- Senior News Writer 18 Dec 2017 -
Net neutrality ruling requires measured, informed CIO response
- Associate Site Editor 15 Dec 2017
A government CIO says the bolt-on cybersecurity approach many organizations take today is faulty. Cybersecurity should be present from the start.
For AI virtual assistants to become truly useful, they need to perfect natural language generation and image recognition, said Forrester's Julie Ask.
If there's one thing that CIO's have learned in recent years, it is that digital transformation is more than a buzzword. Embracing digital technologies has now become essential to successful ...
Machine learning algorithms require training data -- and a lot of it -- to get the models working correctly. But more training data alone doesn't necessarily make for smarter algorithms, according ...
After the net neutrality ruling, Forrester's Glenn O'Donnell has some advice for CIOs: "Don't freak out."