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The software robot invasion is underway
Companies are adopting robotic process automation tools as they look to reduce errors and increase process efficiency.
Storage, servers and more: We found 24 cloud services for your business
When it comes to cloud services and software-as-a-service (SaaS), we're all familiar with the usual players. But there's a huge world of opportunity and available resources beyond Google, Dropbox, Salesforce, Amazon, Microsoft and even beyond storage and server services.
Portland's move from hand-counting cyclists to tracking traffic in the cloud
Dylan Rivera, PIO for the Portland Bureau of Transportation, explains how Portland, Oregon will soon use GE's cloud platform to collect better data about traffic patterns.
Bezos and partners pick CEO for joint healthcare venture
Surgeon and writer Dr. Atul Gawande will take the helm of the healthcare venture on July 9 in its newly minted Boston headquarters.
Get a lifetime subscription to Bookafy appointment scheduling for $39
This versatile scheduling service normally costs $84 per YEAR!
Newt Mobile: The most brilliant wireless company you've never heard of
The salesmanship is breathless. The promises are enormous. What could be better than this?
Software licensing policy
Organizations spend a fortune on software licenses every year, and a lack of management around it can result in heavy fines. This policy will help you establish guidelines to make sure you're in compliance...
Microsoft buys machine-learning startup Bonsai
Microsoft is buying one of the AI companies in which it has invested: Bonsai, a deep reinforcement platform for enterprise/industrial applications.
Autodesk, AWS team up to promote new AI-enabled design technology
The two companies are giving new Autodesk Fusion 360 Ultimate subscribers cloud credits to try generative design, which leverages cloud computing and machine learning.
Linux and open-source jobs are in more demand than ever
The Linux Foundation and Dice.com's 2018 Open Source Jobs Report shows the demand for open-source savvy employees is stronger than ever.
Air-gapping the planet: How to travel safely in digitally scary places
If you're considering traveling to one of the many countries that has a dubious relationship with digital privacy, you'll need to protect yourself. While the standard advice is a VPN, David Gewirtz takes you a few steps deeper into the murky cloak and dagger world of digital tradecraft.
