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Mobile security: There’s a bad app uprising
In June, a report found a near 15% increase in blacklisted mobile apps that have been deemed dangerous by experts. This increase came after nine month of decline. The findings were part of an analysis by security firm RiskIQ, which analyzed more than two million new apps and more than 120 mobile app stores available […]
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Digital transformation threats and opportunities in travel and transportation
July 17, 2019 By DXC Digital Directions
In travel and transportation most companies today don’t look at customer journeys as a collaborative exercise. They consider their job done when passengers are delivered safely to their appointed … [Continue Reading]
NIST proposes Secure Software Development Framework
July 16, 2019 By Cybersecurity Matters
Ever since Bill Gates fired off his famous Trustworthy Computing memo in January 2002, developing secure software has been a hot topic of discussion. It was important before then, for sure, but it was … [Continue Reading]
Retraining employees is an investment, not just a cost
July 15, 2019 By Workplace of the Future
Amazon's announcement in July that it will spend $700 million to retrain one-third of its U.S. workforce by 2025 should be a wake-up call to those who are doing little or nothing to prepare for the … [Continue Reading]
Technology-as-a-Hazard (TaaH)
July 12, 2019 By Feral Leadership
There have been at least 259 selfie-related deaths since 2011. Deaths and injuries resulting from walking-while-texting are likely even more common than that. In fact, many cities and towns have gone … [Continue Reading]
The future job market belongs to the agile and adaptable
July 11, 2019 By Workplace of the Future
There's a great (and long) article in The Atlantic that focuses on a new-generation Navy warship and its crew of "'hybrid sailors' who have the ability to acquire skills rapidly." "The ability to … [Continue Reading]
Emerging digital technology means emerging job opportunities for cyber security pros
July 10, 2019 By Workplace of the Future
Every technology, from the wheel to artifical intelligence (AI), has introduced both opportunities and dangers. The wheel, for example, allowed humans to travel and to transport goods and equipment … [Continue Reading]
Avoid these five all-too-common cloud migration mistakes
July 9, 2019 By Cloudy Weather
I'm on the cloud. You're on the cloud. We're all on the cloud. But, as we move more and more of our IT -- lock, stock, and two smoking servers -- to the cloud, you should make sure you know what … [Continue Reading]
The rise of technology-driven physician burnout
July 5, 2019 By Feral Leadership
It used to be such a simple life -- a small, independent primary care practice (SIP) in the suburbs with a loyal patient following and the flexibility that comes with running one’s own … [Continue Reading]
Is the U.S. driving in the internet slow lane?
July 3, 2019 By Workplace of the Future
How's the internet speed where you're working? There can be multiple answers, since people can work in an office, their own homes, or in a public space such as a coffee shop or hotel. But by far … [Continue Reading]
Listen up! Why your organization needs a voice technology strategy
July 2, 2019 By Workplace of the Future
Much like mobile devices a decade ago, voice technology is rapidly infiltrating the enterprise through employees looking for more ways to be efficient and productive. Whether it's an employee or … [Continue Reading]
The customer experience trends most likely to shape the industry in 2020
July 1, 2019 By DXC on Business Process Services
We know business today is changing faster than ever. A few years ago customers made purchase choices based on the flyers they found in their mailboxes. They also felt more loyalty towards brands, … [Continue Reading]
The intersection evidence, eminence and eloquence based healthcare leadership
June 28, 2019 By Feral Leadership
I’m a complete sucker for a great sales pitch. Part of that is because I spent most of my life pitching. Another part is that I spend dozens of hours a month speaking in front of groups of skeptical … [Continue Reading]
