Technology

Your company should be documenting far more than you think. Find out what and why, so you can help future proof your business.

If we already have technologies that can do the same job seemingly without security- or management-related issues, why aren’t we living in a passwordless world?

As comfortable as IoT devices might be, they also bring a looming threat: they expand the tech surface that malicious attackers can target. The question emerges naturally - what can we do to secure the IoT?

Ethical hackers work by attempting to break into the network of their employer or client, testing its resilience, and developing solutions for improving security.

As in the physical world, you come to find your way around, get to know the other people there, and learn what tools to use to accomplish various tasks.

In a world where having information and insights can be a defining factor in any competitive field, a robust strategy around knowledge reuse is an invaluable asset.

AI and Robotics offer a unique opportunity for automation in the healthcare industry, but the road to implement them is long and hard. What are the main obstacles we have to face?

Training is a skill set in itself, and professionals should be aware of tools that can help them provide the most effective education to the highest number of employees.

In a saturated app market, it’s critical to make your product stand out from the competition. Solving a problem is only the first step.

Infrastructure as Code is all the rage and would be a great addition to your DevOps pipeline.

So many technologies are emerging now that it’s hard to keep track. Take the time to examine any that seem like likely candidates for your type of business.

Computer-assisted learning is enhancing the teaching and learning process, leading to strong engagement and outcomes. But there are some downsides to CAL.

Ransomware can cause real damage to your systems — and your entire business. But taking the steps to protect yourself could save you.

This new intersection is the communication/collaboration between data scientists and IT operations teams.

Vertical farms take advantage of land that traditional farming could never use, such as old buildings, shipping crates, and rooftops right in urban settings. And technology is there to boost it.