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Take A Deeper Look at Deep Learning
11 Digital Transformation Hacks That Get Results
10 Tech Startups to Watch for 2019
Searching For a Cloud-Native App Strategy Amid the Chaos
IBM Takes Watson AI to AWS, Google, Azure
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Lessons From the War on Malicious Mobile Apps
Robert Lemos, Technology Journalist/Data Researcher
News
Despite the openness of the Android platform, Google has managed to keep its Play store mainly free of malware and malicious apps. Outside of the marketplace is a different matter.
By Robert Lemos , 2/22/2019
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Machine Learning Targets the Opioid Crisis
Jessica Davis, Senior Editor, Enterprise Apps
News
NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital recognized that the same kind of machine learning concepts used for cybersecurity could be used to fight the opioid crisis.
By Jessica Davis Senior Editor, Enterprise Apps, 2/22/2019
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Human Negligence to Blame for the Majority of Insider Threats
Steve Zurier, Freelance Writer
News
In 98% of the assessments conducted for its research, Dtex found employees exposed proprietary company information on the Web – a 20% jump from 2018.
By Steve Zurier Freelance Writer, 2/21/2019
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AI is Not Magic – It’s Time to Demystify and Apply
Guest Commentary, Guest Commentary
Commentary
It's time for enterprises to define their artificial intelligence strategies, and they have to consider embarking on mass experimentation to achieve success.
By Rob Thomas, General Manager, Data and AI, IBM , 2/21/2019
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VMware vRealize vs. Turbonomic: Real User Insights
Guest Commentary, Guest Commentary
Commentary
IT professionals shared their thoughts on the pros and cons of a pair of hybrid cloud management tools.
By IT Central Station , 2/21/2019
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A Digital Disruption Survival Guide
Guest Commentary, Guest Commentary
Commentary
Enterprises across all industries must brace themselves for disruption, and prepare for it through digital transformation.
By Neil Kinson, Chief of Staff, Redwood Software , 2/20/2019
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Take A Deeper Look at Deep Learning
Cynthia Harvey, Contributor, NetworkComputing
News
This form of machine learning continues to grow rapidly. Here's what you need to know as you consider whether to implement deep learning in your organization.
By Cynthia Harvey Contributor, NetworkComputing, 2/20/2019
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19 Minutes to Escalation: Russian Hackers Move the Fastest
Kelly Jackson Higgins, Executive Editor at Dark Reading
News
New data from CrowdStrike's incident investigations in 2018 uncover just how quickly nation-state hackers from Russia, North Korea, China, and Iran pivot from patient zero in a target organization.
By Kelly Jackson Higgins Executive Editor at Dark Reading, 2/19/2019
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6 Tax Season Tips for Security Pros
Steve Zurier, Freelance Writer
News
Here are some practical ways to keep your company safe as Uncle Sam comes calling.
By Steve Zurier Freelance Writer, 2/19/2019
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What Might Be Missing from Your Open Source Evaluation
Guest Commentary, Guest Commentary
Commentary
When implementing open source software, look beyond the license terms to understand who is driving change on the software.
By Ben Slater, CPO, Instaclustr , 2/19/2019
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Searching For a Cloud-Native App Strategy Amid the Chaos
Joao-Pierre S. Ruth, Senior Writer
Commentary
As it gets easier and easier to deploy cloud-native apps, maintaining order increasingly becomes a challenge.
By Joao-Pierre S. Ruth Senior Writer, 2/19/2019
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Editor's Note: Have Your Say on the State of IT
James M. Connolly, Executive Managing Editor, InformationWeekEditor in Chief
Commentary
InformationWeek and Interop are developing a survey-based report on the State of IT in 2019.
By James M. Connolly Executive Managing Editor, InformationWeekEditor in Chief, 2/19/2019
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2019: The Year IT Makes a Comeback
Guest Commentary, Guest Commentary
Commentary
It's time for IT leaders to recognize that the IT group is crucial to their companies' future growth and success, and to let the business know that IT is there to help.
By David Politis, CEO and Founder, BetterCloud , 2/18/2019
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11 Digital Transformation Hacks That Get Results
Lisa Morgan, Freelance Writer
Commentary
Organizations tend to get different results with digital transformation. To realize business value, first realize that transformation isn’t just about tech.
By Lisa Morgan Freelance Writer, 2/18/2019
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IBM Takes Watson AI to AWS, Google, Azure
Jessica Davis, Senior Editor, Enterprise Apps
News
IBM is leveraging Kubernetes to enable its Watson AI to run on public clouds AWS, Google, and Microsoft Azure. The move signals a shift in strategy for IBM.
By Jessica Davis Senior Editor, Enterprise Apps, 2/15/2019
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TaylorMade IT Spin-Off Taps Cloud Database
Jessica Davis, Senior Editor, Enterprise Apps
News
When TaylorMade Golf spun off from Adidas, it had to separate all its operations, including IT, and used the opportunity to try the Oracle Autonomous Database.
By Jessica Davis Senior Editor, Enterprise Apps, 2/15/2019
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From 'O.MG' to NSA, What Hardware Implants Mean for Security
Robert Lemos, Technology Journalist/Data Researcher
News
A wireless device resembling an Apple USB-Lightning cable that can exploit any system via keyboard interface highlights risks associated with hardware Trojans and insecure supply chains.
By Robert Lemos Technology Journalist/Data Researcher, 2/14/2019
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Toyota Prepping 'PASTA' for its GitHub Debut
Kelly Jackson Higgins, Executive Editor at Dark Reading
News
Carmaker's open source car-hacking tool platform soon will be available to the research community.
By Kelly Jackson Higgins Executive Editor at Dark Reading, 2/14/2019
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Valentine's Emails Laced with Gandcrab Ransomware
Kelly Sheridan, Staff Editor, Dark Reading
News
In the weeks leading up to Valentine's Day 2019, researchers notice a new form of Gandcrab appearing in romance-themed emails.
By Kelly Sheridan Staff Editor, Dark Reading, 2/14/2019
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Myth or Matter: Is There a DevOps Talent Shortage?
Joao-Pierre S. Ruth, Senior Writer
Commentary
Enterprises that hold out to hire DevOps unicorns may be overlooking worthwhile workers who are already available.
By Joao-Pierre S. Ruth Senior Writer, 2/14/2019
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TaylorMade IT Spin-Off Taps Cloud Database
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2019: The Year IT Makes a Comeback
Guest Commentary, Guest Commentary,  2/18/2019
Commentary
Myth or Matter: Is There a DevOps Talent Shortage?
Joao-Pierre S. Ruth, Senior Writer,  2/14/2019
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