Facebook has a new way to make you love it. It's quite funny

How does one of the world's most suspicious companies think it can make progress? By getting help from those it used to decry.
The great UK rail disruption: How Virgin Trains restored order from chaos

Virgin Trains, a ServiceNow customer, is undergoing transformation like so many industries. Where it differs is with its team, its perspective, and its success. Listen to John Sullivan, ...
Brazilians still lack AI and chatbot awareness

The terms are familiar but people from lower socioeconomic backgrounds can't explain them, study says.

Gaming doesn't make you fat, says new study

In an attempt to analyze the myth -- or not -- of the chubby gamer, scientists reach a simple conclusion.
Digital transformation efforts changing companies, careers, teams on multiple fronts

A study by Deloitte and MIT Sloan Management Review highlights how managers expect their companies and careers to change in unforeseen ways due to digitization. ...
Santander to hire 400 technology staff in Brazil

The Spanish bank is looking to boost its workforce as part of a global digital transformation push.

Millennials are twice as likely to ignore office IT rules

A new survey offers a devastating and emotional view of how millennials treat their IT admins.
Thy skill be done: How Alexa connects people to God

People are being encouraged to find spiritual uses for their Amazon smart speakers.
I spent an hour with Apple Support. These are the crazy problems people reported

You think most people complain only about the appalling MacBook keyboards? Oh, no they don't.

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