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Mobile has become a mainstream tool for the vast majority of enterprise workers. Indeed, over the past three to four years, instead of being viewed as an emerging technology, it’s basically made the transition to a mature solution that’s been almost universally accepted. [1] [1] By Jack Gold on ComputerWorld
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Caesars Entertainment Corp may be best known for Caesars Palace, the iconic hotel and casino complex that has graced the Las Vegas skyline since 1966. But the $5 billion organization behind that has expanded dramatically in recent years, both organically and by acquisition, to encompass more than 50 casinos and hotels and seven golf courses worldwide, operating under brand names such as Planet Hollywood, Harrah’s and Horseshoe. [1] [1] By Sooraj Shah on CIO
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With themes of digital transformation, AI, IT industry gender inequality, dystopian tech and more, we select the books published in 2018 that should be essential reading for CXOs shaping their organization’s technology-determined future. In the past year, the pace and scale of digital change has been felt everywhere — geopolitically, in business, in society and in people’s daily lives. [1] [1] By Kenny MacIver on CIO
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Cyber criminals are always looking for brand new ways of making money and causing destruction — or, even better, both at once. The last 12 months have seen a boom in malicious cryptocurrency mining whereby cyber attackers secretly hijack the processing power of computers, servers and even IoT devices and use it to mine for cryptocurrency. [1] [1] By Danny Palmer on ZDNet
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If you are the owner of a Dell Hybrid Power Adapter manufactured between January 2017 and March 2017 then you should discontinue its use and contact Dell for a replacement. According to a CPSC recall notice, the Hybrid Power Adapters, which were designed to power laptops when not connected to a power outlet, can break in a way that they expose internal circuitry, becoming a shock hazard. [1] [1] By Adrian Kingsley-Hughes on ZDNet
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One can be forgiven for thinking that everything that is anything IT-related is being absorbed into the cloud. There is immense pressure to make the cloud move. As found in a recent survey of 550 executives conducted by IDG, more than one-third (38%) report their IT departments are under pressure to migrate all applications and infrastructure to the cloud. [1] [1] By Joe McKendrick on ZDNet
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Blockchain, which began to emerge as a real-world tech option in 2016 and 2017, is poised to change IT in much the same way open-source software did a quarter century ago. And in the same way Linux took more than a decade to become a cornerstone in modern application development, Blockchain will likely take years to become a lower cost, more efficient way to share information and data between open and private business networks. [1] [1] By Lucas Mearian on ComputerWorld
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Microsoft is rolling out new dashboards in its Microsoft 365 enterprise bundle to help security and compliance officers deal with new privacy laws. Microsoft 365, which includes Office 365, Windows 10, and Enterprise Mobility + Security, is gaining a new workspace for managing compliance with Europe’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and other regions’ laws. [1] [1] By Liam Tung on ZDNet
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Digital transformation (DX) is about so much more than technology. It’s about using it to empower people to solve problems, innovate and connect with each other seamlessly.
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Microsoft engineers can’t seem to catch a break. After Microsoft Office 365 users in Europe were left unable to access mailboxes for a full day last week, the company is facing similar problems again today. This time around, the issue is impacting users from all over the world, not just Europe, and more than just Office 365, also impacting some Azure and Dynamics 365 services. [1] [1] By Catalin Cimpanu on ZDNet
