Technology

Government, real estate, healthcare, and finance are just some of the industries that have begun to embrace smart contracts. So, it’s natural if you’re wondering whether they are right for you.

From Linux to Mozilla Firefox, PHP to WordPress, OpenOffice to Python, open-source tools and technologies abound. And the movement is only growing.

Face recognition is a state-of-the-art technology that can empower our market research with faster and more reliable data gathering.

The vast majority of businesses leverage cloud solutions. As remote work becomes all the more ubiquitous, what’s next?

New features to look forward to include a simpler design, enhanced ease of use, communication upgrades, improved gaming experiences, and an updated Microsoft Store.

Companies using multicloud deployments should prioritize their security to prevent the loss or misuse of data that can lead to severe financial and reputational damage.

The transition to 5G won’t just happen, and it won’t happen overnight. Companies must plan ahead and ensure they’re prepared for a gradual rollout.

Some of the best Enterprise Resource Planning tools that are ready to take on the world of healthcare.

Data fabric creates new relationships between different sets of information to increase efficiency over time.

5G and extended reality will combine to upend higher education and learning in ways that are only now coming into focus.

Don't dive into developing Internet of Things before you know what's to be expected of your developers.

Your organization’s leaders will need to continue to be patient and creative as the chip supply once again becomes sufficient to meet the demand.

As populations grow in cities around the globe, environments must rise to the new challenges that the modern era presents. Smart cities could be the answer.

Random companies adopting inconsistent guidelines may not be enough to ensure that AI development doesn’t put innovation or profits ahead of human rights and needs.

Shadow IT and rogue IT are no longer synonymous. Cloud and COVID-19 have caused IT to split into 3 distinct branches.