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Top digital transformation tech investment priorities for 2019: Cloud, cybersecurity, and AI
According to the "State of Digital Transformation" research, in 2019, it is clear that digital transformation is maturing into an enterprise-wide movement. Digital transformation is modernizing how companies work and compete and helping them effectively adapt and grow in an evolving digital economy.
Welcome to the era of multiplied innovation
Digital trailblazing companies, with fully integrated enterprise-wide technology architecture are moving from an era of experimentation to multiplied innovation, led by artificial intelligence (AI) powered applications, public cloud, explosive growth in application development, micro-services, and a stronger emphasis on trust, scale, and interoperability.
App economy expected to be $120 billion in 2019 as small screen leads digital transformation efforts
App Annie's 2019 State of Mobile report has a bevy of factoids and projections enterprises need to consider as they take on their mobile and digital transformation strategies.
IBM’s quantum announcement is a big step in a 1,000-mile journey
Does IBM’s announcement of its new quantum computing system mean that quantum computing must be on your technology roadmap?
What is a Chief Data Officer? Everything you need to know about the CDO role
The Chief Data Officer is one of the newest executive roles. Here's what it does and why it matters.
12 months on, PayID still not completely implemented by Australia's big four banks
Slow implementation casts doubt on the big four banks being completely ready for open banking on July 1.
At NRF 2019, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud Platform court retailers wary of Amazon
Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud Platform have a rare opportunity in the retail sector -- an industry that isn't likely to be dominated by Amazon Web Services.
TCS posts $5 billion in third quarter revenue
Indian IT outsourcer is reporting 14 quarters of revenue growth.
Impressions #1 (2019): Random thoughts on the customer-facing world in the new year
I have a lot on my mind. Some of it wouldn't make a PG-13 rating. What is here will, and they are small observations about our industry to begin the new year. E-commerce, business as a force for change, vendor movements, B2B, B2C, the best acquisitions, and, of course, the inimitable Steven Wright.
The first rule of digital transformation? Don't talk about digital transformation
Attempts to rethink business culture will take more than just buzzwords.
ANU successfully measures light for quantum internet data transfer
The quantum internet will require fast-moving data and the Australian National University believes it has found a way to measure information stored in light particles which will pave the way for a safe "data superhighway".
Digital transformation spurs design collaboration between disparate companies, industries
At CES 2019, there were a few odd design mashups that highlight how multiple industries are collaborating and trying to reinvent products with artificial intelligence, the Internet of things and data science.
DXC Technology to scoop up Luxoft in $2b deal
Multibillion-dollar deal expected to boost DXC Technology's digital transformation capabilities.
Artificial intelligence may compensate for the opaqueness of supply chains
Many supply chains run on guesswork based on outdated information, as well as outdated software. AI promises greater visibility and organization.
MIT creates 2D nanostructures made of DNA
Researchers have developed a computer program that can create DNA nanostructures of any shape.
Star Trek technology still influential after over 50 years
The 20th century Earthlings who first tuned into the "Star Trek" television series in 1966 would certainly be amazed at how much science fiction is now science fact.
What do influencers look for when working with brands?
Using influencers is now a common practice across brands. But what things do influencers look for in order to work with your brand?
CES 2019: Weird and wonderful tech, gadgets
Here are some of the more unusual, novel, and sometimes bizarre products being showcased at CES 2019.
How to avoid being phished during holiday shopping season
Although hackers are getting more and more sophisticated, you can still recognize that something is not right online. NordVPN shares tips on spotting a phishing message -- and keep your online activities safe.
The future of food includes self-driving tractors, precision agriculture, robots, AI, and IoT
Get a first-hand look at how technology is transforming the way food is being produced for a rapidly growing population.
Create your own free Adobe Creative Cloud with free and open source software
While Creative Cloud has its strong benefits, it's also costly. If you want to accomplish most of what you can with Creative Cloud, but pay absolutely nothing, these products can help.
Data center automation, IT skills, IoT and digital transformation: Research round-up
Our analysis of the data that matters from the past month.
9 devices with e-ink displays
The monochrome, sunlight-readable displays remain largely synonymous with e-readers, but they're moving into other devices large and small.
Fog computing, artificial intelligence, mobility and cloud computing: Research round-up
Using data to tell the story of the last month in technology news.
16 office furniture upgrades and other work space must-haves
From standing desks to telepresence robots, we dug deep, to find interesting tech buys for your office.
Driven from distraction: Products that won't steal your focus
While smartphone and PC vendors respond to the backlash against excessive notifications, a range of products have been designed to keep you in the flow, whether you're striving for productivity or relaxation.
IT spending, smartwatches, AI and the cloud: Research round-up
We tell the story of key technology trends from the past month.
Maker Faire New York 2018 shows the play's the thing
This year's version of the annual event for makers shows that imaginative play can come from 15-foot tall robots or humans using no gadgets at all.
Emerging technologies, IT jobs, IoT and more: Research round-up
12 graphs and tables that tell the tale of the past month in technology.
13 highest-paying tech jobs in the US for 2018
Job search site Glassdoor released its list of the highest paying jobs in the US for 2018, and 13 of them were in the technology field -- up from 11 last year, and more than any other field.
What is a chief data officer?
The Chief Data Officer is one of the newest executive roles. Here's what it does and why it matters.
Digital transformation: No buzzwords please, just implementation
Attempts to rethink business culture will take more than just buzzwords.
The future of B2B sales
Craig Rosenberg, co-founder and chief analyst at Topo, tells Tonya Hall his perspective about what B2B sales will look like in the future.
Reddit reflections: How a startup became the Internet's mirror
Christine Lagorio-Chafkin senior writer at Inc.com and Inc Magazine, talks to Tonya Hall about the history and lessons learned from the startup of Reddit.
AT&T and Samsung's 'Innovation Zone'
Tonya Hall sits down with Robert Boyanovsky, vice president of enterprise mobility product management at AT&T, and talks about 5G and its future.
Tech investment in the UK falls
Paris and Berlin gain ground as investments in London drop amidst 'Brexit-induced uncertainty and alarm'.
Is digital forensics ready for data explosion?
New IoT devices with cameras, 5G, and AI analytics coming in 2019 will change the digital forensic landscape forever, says Hancom GMD. Read more: https://zd.net/2RlSaUN
Mobileye inks autonomous vehicle deals across China
Mobileye is aiming to provide an autonomous public transport solution in China by 2022, while it also delivers and develops advanced driver assistance systems with Great Wall Motors.
UNSW claims demonstration of 3D atomic-scale quantum chip architecture
The 3D architecture is touted as a major step in the development of a blueprint to build a large-scale quantum computer.
Brexit continues to wreak alarm and uncertainty
Tech investments are falling as Brexit strengthens, allowing Paris and Berlin to gain ground due to investments in London drop.
How can you fill the IT skills gap?
With the best staff tough to find, here's a few ways to raise your game when it comes to IT recruitment.
MIT creates 2D nanostructures made of DNA
MIT creates 2D nanostructures made of DNA
Alibaba starts international cloud sector expansion in Poland
Central Europe's cloud market could be just what Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba is looking for. Read more: https://zd.net/2CWYwBj
Emergency Warning Network confirms breach
Follows thousands of EWN customers receiving a bogus message via email, text, and landline late Saturday night.
How IBM Research's culture of innovation helps it break patent records
Jeffery Welser, vice president and lab director at IBM Research - Almaden, tells Tonya Hall about how IBM Research has been breaking records for patents for more than two decades.
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