Month: July 2020

Using laboratory automation methods, IBM researchers deployed unique synthesis methods to rapidly generate different potential polymers to be combined with therapeutics, allowing the testing of options for increasing antibiotic strength. Continue reading IBM researchers tout potential key to reversing antibiotic resistance→

A new survey by Akamai found that the most common requests are to see what data is being collected and to delete that data. Continue reading Companies often rely on manual processes to comply with California’s new privacy law→

Poor privacy=data breach as reported by Osano was proven July 15 when Twitter was hacked and 130 accounts–including Joe Biden’s and Kanye West’s–were exposed. Continue reading Companies with poor privacy practices are 80% more apt to suffer data breach→

Apple’s latest iOS update may have taken plenty of inspiration from Android — to put it mildly — but iPhone owners will soon enjoy one important feature that isn’t anywhere to be found here in the land o’ Googley devices. And it’s connected to a sub… Continue reading How to get one of iOS’s best new privacy features on Android→

One hallmark of a successful digital strategy is agility, as accommodating changing business requirements with aplomb can keep companies in the black.To read this article in full, please click here(Insider Story) Continue reading Dick’s Sporting Goods leans into curbside delivery amid coronavirus→

IT automation is nothing new. Enterprises for years have looked for ways to reduce or eliminate manual processes that can slow down service delivery, introduce errors into systems, and increase costs.To read this article in full, please click here(Insi… Continue reading 4 tips for quick automation wins→