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rfran writes:
How easy is it to find a shared workspace of any whether you're on vacation, traveling for work, or need a coworking community in your hometown? Maybe it's easy in major cities, but what about the smaller cities and towns that dot the U.S. landscape?
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rfran writes:
Check out these real life uses of wearables.
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mattydread23 writes:
When things go wrong, do you want to find out who's to blame, or concentrate on fixing the problem and re-engineering the system so it doesn't happen again?
63610139
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mattydread23 writes:
We're in a dark age for computer security, but the rise of mobile and wearable devices with built-in biometrics could save us.
63580391
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mattydread23 writes:
For all the hype, Slack only really shines in the specific use-case of teams, likely distributed across geographies, who have to share and act on information from multiple sources really, really fast in order to produce something digital. It's probably not going to make as much sense for, say, a field sales force. Or the HR department. Or retail workers.
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rfran writes:
Some data scientists are jumping off Hadoop while others are hopping on the bandwagon. It all depends on the situation.
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mattydread23 writes:
All those lessons you learned about multivariate testing with email? Now you get to apply them everywhere else, starting with mobile. It's not rocket science, but it's important to do it properly.
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mattydread23 writes:
One of the biggest challenges for IT with enterprise mobility is winning and retaining employees' trust. Some companies are letting users peek behind the IT curtain to help build that trust.
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mattydread23 writes:
Venture capitalist Brad Feld recently argued that Amazon's cloud dominance is over, and said that it's a good time to be Microsoft or Google. In this article, CITEworld editor Matt Rosoff argues that Microsoft is in fact in the driver's seat — Azure is a core part of its strategy, not a low-margin side business like Google Cloud Engine is for its parent company.
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mattydread23 writes:
As the tiny machines of the Internet of Things spread to each corner of life, researchers have increasingly looked for new ways to power and connect them. Several researchers are focusing on the tiniest form of life — bacteria.
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Gamoid writes:
Building a mobile app is easy. But you need to measure and monitor performance and quickly build to improve it or users are going to ditch it and go back to Dropbox and Gmail.
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mattydread23 writes:
The BlackBerry Security Summit gave the company a chance to announce its acquisition of Secusmart and affirm its commitment to delivering and expanding highly secure devices and services. While there were high points, it also demonstrated that BlackBerry is still out of touch in some key areas.
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Copy that 2 writes:
Frank and Oak, an online men's clothing retailer, requires that users sign up to shop, offering them a new collection of clothes to choose from each month. With 1.5 million members, the company's previous BI platform wasn't cutting it and it soon ran into a bottleneck problem that will sound familiar to many users of such tools.
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Gamoid writes:
I had some thoughts on how Amazon Web Services' willingness to cut into its own profit margins to squeeze out the competition is a Walmart-like move that's going to hurt the entire industry.
