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  3 ways to move up the analytics maturity curve

  Publié: avril 23, 2018, 6:51pm CEST par Roman Stanek

  It’s past time for companies to begin their digital transformation efforts in earnest. Those companies who have taken advantage of advancements in cloud computing via Artificial Intelligence technology have been able to enhance their customers’ experience, improve decision making and impact the bottom line. We can’t underestimate the impact customer experience  will have on revenue. For example, Forrester suggesting that 30 percent of companies will see declines in customer experience performance in 2018, which will translate into a net loss of a point of growth. Yet some companies still do not understand the urgency and potential benefits of digital transformation.… [Continue Reading]
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  What information do Facebook advertisers know about me?

  Publié: avril 23, 2018, 6:34pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  This is the question Facebook poses and (sort-of-but-not-really) answers in the latest addition to its Hard Questions series. It's the social network's latest attempt to claw back some respect and trust from its users in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica privacy scandal, and it sees the company insisting that "you are not the product". Whether this is believed or not is neither here nor there. That the company is now having to go to such extraordinary lengths to appear transparent, to try to prove that nothing untoward is going on, is simply indicative of the massive level of suspicion… [Continue Reading]
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  Discovery of Terminal app for Chrome OS suggests future support for Linux software

  Publié: avril 23, 2018, 5:07pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Chrome OS is a fairly flexible operating system, and its support for Android apps via the Google Play Store opens up a world of software. It has been thought -- and hoped -- for some time that Linux support might be on its way, and this is looking increasingly likely. A Terminal app has appeared in the Chrome OS dev channel, strongly suggesting that support for Linux applications could well be on the horizon -- something which will give Chromebooks a new appeal. See also: The HP Chromebook x2 with detachable screen is ready to take on the iPad Pro… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft developers hid a secret puzzle in Windows backgrounds as they knew images would leak

  Publié: avril 23, 2018, 4:15pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Microsoft developers working on Windows 8 created a puzzle and embedded it in the wallpapers used for internal builds of the operating system. The team knew that the images would leak out to the public -- and probably the internal builds of Windows -- so they decided to have some fun with it. Over the course of numerous builds, the puzzle was developed -- but only one person ever solved it! See also: Windows 10 April Update is probably the new name for Spring Creators Update Microsoft releases Windows 10 Redstone 5 Build 17650 for Skip Ahead Microsoft reveals more… [Continue Reading]
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  Online banking security improves but only a third are free of critical vulnerabilities

  Publié: avril 23, 2018, 3:29pm CEST par Ian Barker

  The percentage of critical vulnerabilities in online banking systems is falling, but two thirds still contain at least one critical vulnerability according to a new report. Enterprise security specialist Positive Technologies has released its Financial Application Vulnerabilities Report, drawn from audits performed by the company. It finds each eBanking system analyzed in 2017 contained, on average, seven vulnerabilities, up from six in 2016. However, high- and medium-risk vulnerabilities made up a smaller portion. Even so only a third of online banks were free of critical vulnerabilities in 2017, whereas in 2016 all financial web applications (except one) had at least… [Continue Reading]
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  Companies are keen to move analytics to the cloud

  Publié: avril 23, 2018, 2:59pm CEST par Ian Barker

  The cloud is the best place to run analytics according to 83 percent of the world’s biggest companies. A new survey for Teradata conducted by Vanson Bourne shows that by 2023, most organizations want to run all of their analytics in the cloud. But an overwhelming 91 percent say that analytics should be moving to the public cloud at a faster rate. A number of barriers are identified to cloud adoption, the biggest being security (50 percent), immature and low-performing available technology (49 percent), regulatory compliance (35 percent) and lack of trust (32 percent). Other concerns center on technology integration… [Continue Reading]
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  7 big mistakes to avoid when shopping for an SMB broadband ISP

  Publié: avril 23, 2018, 1:12pm CEST par Derrick Wlodarz

  Let me clear the air right off the bat: most SMB owners are making more than one major mistake in their hunt for an Internet Service Provider (ISP). The big players in the ISP space love preying on the SMB market because it's so easy to oversell bandwidth, obfuscate the facts, and generally make the process a "smoke and mirrors" game which serves to their advantage. I'll be the first to admit that broadband shopping is a tricky affair. Service areas for ISPs and their various offerings are as arbitrarily drawn as gerrymandered political districts in the US. Their sales reps… [Continue Reading]
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  Martin Lewis suing Facebook over fake ads

  Publié: avril 23, 2018, 11:01am CEST par Ian Barker

  We reported just over a week ago that fake ads promoting cryptocurrency scams were using the names of leading UK business figures. Now one of those whose names has been featured, consumer advice expert Martin Lewis, is suing Facebook for defamation over the use of his face and name. Lewis, the man behind the MoneySavingExpert.com website, is seeking damages in the high court on the grounds that Facebook failed to prevent or swiftly remove false advertising which has both tarnished his reputation and lured unwitting victims into costly scams. "It is not worth Facebook's while improving its systems," Lewis told… [Continue Reading]