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NEW YORK (CBS) Many employees who have been working from home for the past few months are starting to return to the office, and they’re finding their office is different than the one they left behind. Employees arriving at Newlab, a Brooklyn, New York, tech hub, have their temperature taken and then get a sensor […]

When the year started, every company had an IT roadmap. Consider it null and void. “I’m sure most of them have thrown it out the window” because it means nothing now, Arun Chandrasekaran, distinguished research vice president at Gartner, told CIO Dive. The priority now is survival, establishing the right tools, processes and technologies to […]

The Export-Import (ExIm) Bank is holding a series of teleconferences in May, June and July 2020 with industry representatives and ExIm staff as part of a “Strengthening American Competitiveness” initiative created in response to language in the 2019 ExIm Bank Reauthorization Act to establish a new “Program on China and Transformational Exports.” A teleconference focused […]

(Image: Jeff Booth) I was very happy to hear about Canadian entrepreneur Jeff Booth’s book, The Price of Tomorrow, because it focuses on a subject that is close to my heart and intellect: The role of technology as a deflationary force and its capacity to destabilize society. It’s rare to hear any voices on this subject, […]

In late May, Audi announced the launch of a new agile team to push the envelope on electric and autonomous technology. Volkswagen’s luxury brand said the so-called Artemis project would work on a pioneering vehicle. Autocar reports today that Audi will develop an all-electric flagship sedan to showcase that technology. The first vehicle, which would […]

FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) — Clovis PD is testing out cutting edge technology that allows its officers to listen in on 911 calls as they come into dispatch. Officials say this new system helps officers react better to emergencies while on patrol. “Instead of waiting for dispatch to type in the details to send it to […]

The arrival of hundreds of self-described patriots, many carrying assault rifles, at the Gettysburg National Cemetery on July Fourth is a stark reminder that online hoaxes can spark dangerous and volatile behavior offline. Militias, bikers and others flocked to the Civil War memorial in response to an apparent hoax that circulated on Facebook and Twitter, […]

Technology has played an essential role in the transformation of the workplace and the ability to continue operations throughout the past few months. Now, as digital literacy has become attainable to a larger audience, the way we communicate and collaborate at work is expected to change for good. One of the biggest changes the workplace […]

End-of-life care can be challenging even in the most ideal circumstances, given our frequent societal reluctance to discuss medical plans around dying and death. But the coronavirus pandemic means it’s more important than ever to communicate with patients and families honestly about what to expect – particularly given that social-distancing protocols may mean these conversations […]

Organizer: National Conference of State Legislatures Many legislatures are now using remote technology to hold legislative session and committee meetings. Learn how some legislatures are integrating their voting systems in these remote meetings. What has worked well? What is a challenge? What security measures can legislative IT use to secure the votes of members? Location: […]