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Health Data Sharing Will Follow the Open Banking Model
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The trend toward API-based banking offers a model for health records, giving patients access to and control over their personal health data.
By Sarah Squire, Senior Technical Architect, Ping Identity , 9/12/2018
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10 Ways Technology Is Reshaping Retail
Cynthia Harvey, Contributor, NetworkComputing
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Your future shopping experiences might be much more automated, but they also might be much more personal than today’s trips to the store.
By Cynthia Harvey Contributor, NetworkComputing, 8/14/2018
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A Fight to Save Indigenous Language, Culture
Emily Johnson, Digital Content Editor, InformationWeek
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How indigenous communities in British Columbia, Canada built their own content platform to take the fate of their languages into their own hands.
By Emily Johnson Digital Content Editor, InformationWeek, 7/27/2018
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Data Science on a Budget: Audubon's Advanced Analytics
Jessica Davis, Senior Editor, Enterprise Apps
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Over 100 years of crowdsourced data and machine learning help Audubon predict climate change's effect on where birds will live in the future. Here's how a tiny team of data scientists makes a big impact.
By Jessica Davis Senior Editor, Enterprise Apps, 5/30/2018
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How Blockchain Can Save a Child’s Identity
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One in six people around the globe lack a legal identity, making it almost impossible for them to get real jobs, to vote, and to own property. Blockchain promises to give them proof of identity.
By Dan Puterbaugh, Director of Strategic Development, Adobe. , 5/22/2018
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Pioneers Create Infrastructure for Self-Sovereign Identity Online
Jessica Davis, Senior Editor, Enterprise Apps
Satire
Several organizations are assembling the technologies to enable self-sovereign identity, a way for individuals to control who they are online. Blockchain is one of those essential components.
By Jessica Davis Senior Editor, Enterprise Apps, 5/14/2018
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Conversational AI’s Challenge: Understanding Human-Like Context
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The ambiguities of the English language present hurdles for initiatives to utilize conversational AI in the corporate world.
By Stanton Jones, Director and Principal Analyst, Information Services Group , 5/7/2018
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Town of Cary Embraces the IoT to Serve Citizens
Lisa Morgan, Freelance Writer
Satire
Alexa, Waze, apps. Citizens are getting more tech savvy and city governments are struggling to keep up. North Carolina's Town of Cary has an award-winning strategy, though. We reveal what that is.
By Lisa Morgan Freelance Writer, 4/6/2018
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Government IT's Risks and Rich Rewards
James M. Connolly, Executive Managing Editor, InformationWeekEditor in Chief
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As Detroit CIO Beth Niblock knows, government IT means dealing with challenges and risks, but the rewards when tech makes lives better are worth it.
By James M. Connolly Executive Managing Editor, InformationWeekEditor in Chief, 3/21/2018
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Create an All-Star Tech Team: Welcome Remote Workers
Jessica Davis, Senior Editor, Enterprise Apps
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Want to recruit the best talent to your team, or the best talent that is willing to relocate? Expert John O'Duinn says you can upgrade your team by opening the door to remote workers, and he offers best practices on how to work with distributed teams.
By Jessica Davis Senior Editor, Enterprise Apps, 3/13/2018
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Conversational AI is Ready for Prime Time
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Don't lump the various types of AI-based technologies into one basket. There are differences among them, as a look at call center tech highlights.
By Stanton Jones, director & principal analyst, Information Services Group , 3/6/2018
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An Intuitive UI: Not Just for End Users
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Having a simple, understandable user interface on an application aids user acceptance, and even considerations such as interoperability and security.
By Bobby Beckmann, CTO, Lifesize , 2/20/2018
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Taking the Brakes off the Internet of Things
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If you get the sense that Internet of Things adoption is sluggish, consider that it is going through a normal process.
By Tim Sherwood, VP, Business Development, Mobility & IoT Solutions, Tata Communications , 2/14/2018
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How AR/VR Analytics May Help Your Business
Lisa Morgan, Freelance Writer
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Alternative and virtual realities provide organizations with new opportunities to reimagine product demos, employee training and more. As the systems collect and generate data, there are opportunities to use the new streams in innovative ways.
By Lisa Morgan Freelance Writer, 2/13/2018
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Technology Debt Crisis 2025
Lenny Liebmann, Founding Partner, Morgan Armstrong
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Consider all the code written over 50 years and all the places it’s running. Add to that all the code we will write in the coming years. That is technology debt.
By Lenny Liebmann Founding Partner, Morgan Armstrong, 2/12/2018
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Why Businesses Must Think About Voice Interfaces, Now
Lisa Morgan, Freelance Writer
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Alexa's popularity among consumers serves as a wake-up call for businesses. Eventually, voice interfaces will replace keyboards, taps and swipes, but organizations must be wary of approaching voice interface design the same way they've approached web and mobile design. Before you begin, consider these points.
By Lisa Morgan Freelance Writer, 2/7/2018
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B2B Chatbots are Poised for Explosive Growth
Lisa Morgan, Freelance Writer
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There are best practices for approaching chatbots and virtual assistants as organizations move to a scenario where tasks happen transparently behind natural language interfaces. We explain some of the opportunities and pitfalls.
By Lisa Morgan Freelance Writer, 1/25/2018
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Speech Recognition Finds Its Voice
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Voice recognition technology seems to be taking over the world, but the concept still has a ways to go before it reaches full maturity.
By Ali Iranpour, Director of Mobile Strategy, Arm , 1/19/2018
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To Build Software that is Easy to Use, Engage the Right Partners
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Developing software that is intuitive and meets user needs calls for a close partnership between a vendor and a couple of key customers.
By Paul Brient, CEO PatientKeeper , 1/2/2018
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7 Fastest-Growing Tech Job Skills
Cynthia Harvey, Contributor, NetworkComputing
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Which terms do IT employers and job seekers search for most often? There are some significant disconnects between what IT pros offer and what employers want.
By Cynthia Harvey Contributor, NetworkComputing, 1/2/2018
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