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Best iMac accessories for 2019
Give your iMac workstation an upgrade with these awesome accessories that will allow you to get more done with your Mac.
Valve’s Steam gaming platform pledges new approach to review bombs
Off-topic review bombs are at the heart of changes which have not met with full applause.
Digital transformation: 10 lessons from an ultra marathoner
Being average is no longer an option. Defeating average in a digital economy requires companies and individuals to stretch themselves beyond what enabled their successful path in the past. Digital business transformation, like running ultra marathons, is grueling work.
Confirming your digital skills – digitally, of course
'To establish determine what is and what is not relevant to achieving business goals, the organization needs to be educated and then make educated decisions and educated plans.'
MacBook Pro: A few things to consider (besides its price)
The hefty price tag is only the beginning of the pain that comes as a result of buying a new Mac.
Windows 10 users: We're killing OneDrive Groove Music streaming, says Microsoft
Microsoft continues to retire components of Groove Music with no more streaming OneDrive music from March 31.
Hiring kit: Database administrator
Database administrators determine the most effective and efficient way to collect, structure, and store data so that it can be readily retrieved when it’s needed. This kit includes a job description, sample...
Apple unveils new 10.5-inch iPad Air and iPad mini with Apple Pencil support
Apple has unveiled two new iPads ahead of its event scheduled for March 25.
Apple's just a 'monopolist': Spotify hits back over revenue split
Apple and Spotify argue over which of them owns app users.
Amazon pilots seed, angel investment program for high-risk startups
The program could result in more early-stage firms and investors joining the AWS ecosystem.
Cybersecurity: Don’t let the small stuff cause you big problems
If hospitals don't take cybersecurity seriously, a series of small issues could be as bad as a major cyberattack like WannaCry, warns NHS Digital chief.
