Everyone’s Using AI. Here’s Why That’s The ‘Wrong Approach’
Erik Reeves, chief technology officer at Anaqua, on when artificial intelligence and machine learning can be helpful—and when they aren’t the right choice.
The 5 Most Aggressive Forms Of Fraud—And How CIOs Can Mitigate Them
Tying strong identity verification to your authentication factors is critical.
How One Company Uses Tech To Make The World Safer For Industrial Workers
Guardhat provides software and an IoT network that uses wearables to detect risks in manufacturing, mining, shipping.
How IT Can Help Healthcare Be More Patient-Friendly
Tech is critical to the future of caregiving, but it’s important to think through the impact on individual patients and staff.
We Need More Useful Intelligence, Not Just Artificial Intelligence
Not every individual, team or department will benefit. The trick is to figure out where AI, or better yet UI, is useful—and where it’s just a distraction.
How To Mitigate Supply Chain Cyberattacks
A rise in attacks since the pandemic has smart CIOs taking steps to ensure their organizations operate smoothly. Andrew Woodhouse, information chief at RealVNC, shares tips.
What You Need To Know About Machine-Learning Adversarial Attacks
From deep learning systems to traditional models, ML-powered algorithms are susceptible to a variety of attacks that aim to degrade their performance. Here’s how to overcome them.
Why Embedded Analytics Is On The Rise
Organizations increasingly look to hard data—and how it is monitored, managed and deployed—to fuel decisions.
Flex Focuses On ‘Autonomation’ For Best Returns From Digitalizing
Global operations head Paul Baldassari advises retaining advantages of human workers amid push to automate.
States Divide On Whether To Welcome China-Backed EV-Battery Plants
Michigan’s $3.5 billion announcement with Ford and CATL is latest twist in complicated economic-development issue.