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  StarTech launches two USB-C multiport adapters for business professionals

  Publié: mars 8, 2019, 8:04pm CET par Brian Fagioli

  The USB-C connector is absolutely here to stay. Not only is the reversible plug used by USB, but Thunderbolt 3 too. The upcoming USB4 standard will use the connector as well, and is backwards-compatible with USB 3.x. This means any USB-C dongle or adapter you buy today will be supported for many years -- how cool is that? Today, StarTech launches two new USB-C multiport adapters that are designed for business professionals. Of course, they can be used for personal use too. One of them (CDPVDHMDPDP) is focused solely on video, while the other (DKT30CHVGPD) does video, Ethernet, and offers USB-A… [Continue Reading]
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  Take your marketing automation further with AI

  Publié: mars 8, 2019, 7:47pm CET par John Oechsle

  It’s been said that artificial intelligence is the future, but I’d argue that AI is very much a thing of the here and now. It’s playing an increasingly significant role in marketing efforts, and is taking marketing automation to the next level. And during an era when customers are demanding fast and hyper-personalized service, AI-based technologies couldn’t be more critical. AI-based technologies bolster marketing automation efforts through personalized interactions. Your business can benefit on a multitude of fronts by embracing these game-changing advancements.  Email marketing It’s easy for emails to get lost in the shuffle of a busy day. After… [Continue Reading]
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  Creative destruction: Using data skills to rethink business cultures

  Publié: mars 8, 2019, 7:39pm CET par Chiara Pensato

  Data should underlie every business decision. Yet too often some very human cultural artifacts really lead the business down certain routes where it moves away from modelling decisions on the best data. It’s only human. Yet to be a better human guiding the corporate machine we need to transcend the way "we’ve always done it". In the data age gut, tradition, and inertia shouldn’t be why strategic decisions are made. And yet, hand on heart, we all continue to do it, because that’s part of being human. Well, it’s time to be more than human, time to get creative. Time… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft releases Windows 10 19H1 Build 18353 to the Fast ring, with multiple Sandbox improvements

  Publié: mars 8, 2019, 7:21pm CET par Wayne Williams

  Windows Insider builds for the next big feature update of Windows 10 are coming thick and fast now, with the focus on fixing bugs and improving performance. Today Windows 10 19H1 Build 18353 arrives on the Fast ring with quite a long list of fixes -- including many for Windows Sandbox -- and a dwindling amount of known issues. SEE ALSO: Windows 10 is now on more than 800 million devices Google recommends upgrading to Windows 10 to avoid unpatched Windows 7 zero-day that's being actively exploited Speed up Windows 10 with the Retpoline Spectre fix Confused about what Windows… [Continue Reading]
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  Windows 10 is now on more than 800 million devices

  Publié: mars 8, 2019, 4:03pm CET par Ian Barker

  The install base of Windows 10 has topped the 800 million mark according to the Microsoft Story Labs site. Microsoft executive Yusuf Mehdi tweeted the news yesterday. This is an increase of 100 million since September last year and it seems likely that the increase has been partly driven by the impending end of support for Windows 7. In October Microsoft said that more than 1.5 billion devices were running Windows, these latest figures therefore mean that more than half of Windows machines are now on Windows 10. Although Microsoft has been busy shifting its focus to services supplied from the… [Continue Reading]
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  How the tech industry is becoming more attractive to women

  Publié: mars 8, 2019, 3:23pm CET par Ian Barker

  It won't have escaped your notice that today is International Women's Day. The technology sector has traditionally been a male dominated one, but it seems that efforts to attract more women are paying off. Analysis from Eclat Marketing of speakers at last week's RSA Conference shows a 53 percent increase in female speakers, with 232 compared to 153 in 2018. Male and female keynote speakers at RSA 2019 were also on almost equal footing, with 25 women speaking about various topics across the information security industry, compared to only eight the previous year -- an increase of 213 percent. Additional… [Continue Reading]
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  Best Windows 10 apps this week

  Publié: mars 8, 2019, 3:12pm CET par Martin Brinkmann

  Three-hundred-and-twenty-five in a series. Welcome to this week's overview of the best apps, games and extensions released for Windows 10 on the Windows Store in the past seven days. Windows 10 admins who run Windows 10 version 1809 can enable Retpoline to improve performance on these devices. Microsoft integrated the improvement to Windows 10 version 1809 but not in earlier versions of Windows. Microsoft also released the Windows Calculator application as open source this week. As always, if I've missed an app or game that has been released this week that you believe is particularly good, let me know in the… [Continue Reading]
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  New tool aims to improve the effectiveness of workforce communication

  Publié: mars 8, 2019, 12:10pm CET par Ian Barker

  At a time when there's intense competition in the jobs market, the importance of workforce communication in employee engagement is often overlooked. San Francisco-based communications platform SocialChorus is launching a new tool called Content Planner that gives organizations a single place to plan their content strategies and measure the impact of employee communications. "Marketers and sales teams have long benefited from tools to assist in their strategic planning, collaboration and measurement, but resources for internal communicators to take this same approach have often lagged behind," says Tim Christensen, chief technology officer at SocialChorus. "By helping organizations more strategically plan and… [Continue Reading]
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  Captura 8 is a free app which will record your screen and so much more

  Publié: mars 8, 2019, 11:42am CET par Chris Wiles

  Anyone who has had to handle software support will know that sometimes explaining by email or attempting to describe an action over the telephone can be a very frustrating experience. We handle support queries on a daily basis and are still perplexed that some users still do not know how to enter their product key or where it should be entered. They attempt to type in the code, get a digit wrong, think they’ve been sold a duff code, won’t accept reason and get angry real quick. There’s now a cheap and easy solution. Captura 8 is one of those… [Continue Reading]
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  The sci-fi of AI versus its intriguing reality

  Publié: mars 8, 2019, 11:31am CET par Sarah Lahav

  In sci-fi movies, machines work in choreographed grace, hovering gently, waddling cutely, and performing flawlessly. Computer interfaces seem minimalist with their floating touch interfaces and bluish color palettes. Wakanda of Black Panther, Cloud City in Star Wars, and New York City of The Fifth Element function so beautifully. Here’s my question: Where the hell are all their IT people?!! The growing sophistication of IT hasn’t made it less susceptible to breakdowns, cyber threats, and user errors. Perhaps the most unrealistic aspect of sci-fi worlds is that none of the characters submit service tickets, browse knowledge bases, or call a tech… [Continue Reading]
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  Secure BYOD, the BYOD way

  Publié: mars 8, 2019, 11:18am CET par Anurag Kahol

  Bring your own device (whereby employees work from personal devices like their mobile phones) is quickly becoming the norm in today’s business environment. Companies that embrace BYOD are able to give employees more freedom to work remotely, resulting in increased productivity, cost savings and talent retention. In fact, 85 percent of organizations now allow BYOD for at least some of their stakeholders, including employees, contractors, partners, customers and suppliers. It is important to note that BYOD does change an organization’s threat landscape and requires security tools that are different than those that are used to protect managed devices. Unfortunately, a… [Continue Reading]
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  How big data is fighting against gambling addiction

  Publié: mars 8, 2019, 11:05am CET par Kayla Matthews

  Technological evolutions have revolutionized the gambling industry. With the rise of gambling apps and live streams, people can now gamble anytime, anywhere with the press of a button. Demographic gambling rates have since risen exponentially, with more women and young people taking part in the activity than ever before. In total, around 15 percent of the U.S. adult population has gambled in the past week alone. As more apps and fantasy sports teams gain popularity, the online gambling model appears to expect years of robust growth. With this unprecedented rise in gambling comes an increase in gambling addiction. Problem gambling… [Continue Reading]
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  Google recommends upgrading to Windows 10 to avoid unpatched Windows 7 zero-day that's being actively exploited

  Publié: mars 8, 2019, 10:57am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Google is warning users of Windows 7 that they are at risk from a privilege escalation zero-day bug -- and the advice is to upgrade to Windows 10 as there is no patch currently available for the actively exploited vulnerability. The problem stems from two vulnerabilities being exploited in combination -- one in Chrome, and one in Windows. Having pushed out a patch to its Chrome web browser, Google is warning that Windows 7 users are still exposed until such a time as Microsoft develops a patch. See also: Speed up Windows 10 with the Retpoline Spectre fix Google Project… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft rolls out new Skype for Web, and drops support for Chrome OS and Linux

  Publié: mars 8, 2019, 10:29am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Most of the Skype-related news of late has been about Microsoft killing off Skype Classic and moving people to Skype 8 -- but now there's news about the web version of the communication tool. While there are a number of new features to explore -- including hi-def video calling, new notifications and call recording -- Microsoft has taken the decision to reduce the number of supported platforms. The latest version of Skype for Web only works in Windows 10 and macOS 10.12 or newer, and only in the Chrome and Microsoft Edge browsers. Firefox and Opera users are left out… [Continue Reading]