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Improving Cyber Security Protections with Predictive Analytics 

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Let’s face it: cyber security isn’t sexy. Most of us would prefer to focus on implementing cool developments in big data, artificial intelligence, and machine learning in our day-to-day work lives. But the fact remains that none of those developments will amount to much if we aren’t able to keep our information safe—which is why cyber security remains so critical. …

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Five Things You Need to Know About Hyperconvergence

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Hyperconvergence, put simply, is an environment where all storage and computing components work together from a single vendor. Because of the benefits and advantages they offer, hyperconverged systems are quickly gaining popularity and will be mainstream in just a few years. According to one Gartner report, “hyperconverged integrated systems will represent over 35 percent of total integrated system market revenue …

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Drive Business Growth with Disruptive Technology This Year

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Remember when the first-generation hybrid vehicles came out? A few early adopters purchased them, but most of us—including most auto manufacturers—just sat back and waited. We wanted to see what would happen: if anyone would buy them, if they actually worked.  Toyota took a huge leap in making the first mass-produced hybrid vehicle, and it paid dividends. The terms “Prius” …

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Agility is Key for Moving through The Digital Transformation

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Back in the day, change was hard. We didn’t have email or social media—let alone video chat—to speed up communication. Our idea of checking out what’s “trending” required making a visit, in person, to the nearest retail store. We used snail mail. We met for lunch and worked in traditional office spaces. We managed from the top-down. And because of …

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The Convergence of Mobility and IoT in the Workplace: 5 Potential Benefits for Your Bottom Line

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We are living through a major transformation, as we get more mobile and get more connected. This convergence of mobility and the Internet of Things (IoT) is progressing so steadily that we as individuals might not be fully aware of its impact as we naturally adapt to the new technologies and abilities. But businesses don’t have the luxury of that …

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Tech is the New Black: How Wearables Can Help Set You Apart

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This post is sponsored by Samsung.  All thoughts and opinions are my own. In the boardroom or on the street, first impressions matter; technology can help you make good ones, setting you apart from the crowd. Wearables, for instance, provide utility and functionality while letting those around you know you’re up to speed and dedicated enough to leverage tech tools to …

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Your Printer: The Security Weak Spot You Forgot About

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A printer seems innocuous most of the time, but last year’s DDoS attack showed us that any connected device could fall prey to hackers. Every business has at least one printer connected to a network, and some have more than that. The printer in the corner could be the security weak spot you haven’t thought about protecting. Printers, scanners, and …

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SMACtalk Episode 75: Exploring the Future of Artificial Intelligence with Dr. Rob F. Walker

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In this week’s episode of SMACtalk, hosts Brian Fanzo and Daniel Newman had the opportunity to speak with PegaSystems VP, Rob Walker, an experienced executive in the machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) that also happens to hold a PHD in the space. While the show has covered the gambit of technology topics, this was one of the very first SMACtalk episodes that focused on the future …