Technology
The Future of Work
Everyone Is Talking About the Future of Work. Here Are 4 Ways to Take Your Company Into the Future Now.
Studies suggest that the most valuable employees in the future will be those able to regularly and rapidly learn new skills.
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Cybersecurity
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Disruption
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Machine Learning
How Machine Learning Can Create a More Meritocratic, Less Biased Job Market
Machine learning-based hiring corrects a traditional process that has prioritized status over skills and background over ability.
Outages
Not Every Bug or Outage is Preventable, But Help Is Out There. Here's What You Can Do.
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Smartphones
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The device uses what Samsung calls an Infinity Flex Display and opens up to a 7.3-inch tablet, which the company says will support three active apps at once.
Data Analysis
Listen to Your Customers: Turn to Data to Discover Their Truth
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3 Things To Know
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