Putin denies Russian interest in hacking U.S. election
Russian President Vladimir Putin is rejecting claims that his country is behind any U.S. election-related hacking, saying “hysteria” is fueling…
BrandPost: Hidden Paths to Improved Productivity and Efficiency in the Office
Resource-strapped IT teams are constantly being asked to do less with more and demonstrate their value in hard dollars. Fortunately,…
BrandPost: Three Ways the Government Leverages Digital Technology
The public sector is undergoing a digital transformation. Driven by budget cuts, maturing technology, and customer demand, government agencies are…
BrandPost: Should Your Business Outsource Big Print Jobs?
Conventional wisdom has long held that for small and medium businesses, bigger or more complex print jobs should be outsourced…
BrandPost: Managing the Challenges of a Remote Workforce
Teleworking is no longer a perk of the privileged, it’s the new face of the modern workplace. The regular work-at-home…
Samsung's Note7 calamity cracks open a door for Apple
The explosion-implosion of Samsung’s premier Galaxy Note7 line may boost sales of Apple’s iPhone, analysts said today, but the Cupertino,…
IDG Contributor Network: Syncplicity one-ups the file-sharing vendors on regional choice. But does it really?
Ahhh — the enterprise file sharing space (EFSS), a sector awash with more vendors and more confusion than you can…
IDG Contributor Network: No longer a little vendor from Down Under, Atlassian continues to innovate
There’s not a huge amount of love lost between Australia and New Zealand. From this Kiwi’s perspective, the fact that…
Hackers abusing a 12-year-old flaw to attack the internet of insecure things
The internet of insecure things just keeps getting murkier and more problematic. Researchers have determined that hackers are abusing a…
Mobileye's self-driving car chip will pack a new MIPS CPU
It’s been a rough few months for Mobileye, maker of the assisted driving platform used in cars from automaker Tesla.…