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Google Wants To Eliminate Password Login

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Google has begun testing a password-free login method that enables users to log in using their smartphones. Google is experimenting with a password-free login method. A new feature promises to let you enter your account with a smartphone and skip the less-secure requirement of typing a password. The idea is that users will begin the login process on the PC, but authorize the login through smartphone notification. It promises a more secure way to access Google accounts without using two-factor authentication. This update comes from a Reddit user who wrote…

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Surviving digital disruption

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What can managers and corporations do to brace their businesses in the face of digital  … … ​​​​​​​Prepare for digital disruption​ Desktop computer manufacturing and sales plummeted as portable devices such as notebooks and tablets came to be. Digital cameras are as good as dead thanks to the ever increasing popularity and quality of mobile phone cameras. If digital is already slaughtering itself, how is your business supposed to survive the digital revolution? Despite it being hard to predict just exactly how and when disruption will hit your industry, there…

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The IT Department as Disruptor

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In today’s technology-centric world, IT departments must evolve from business partners to catalysts for change. They must advise and provide innovative technological solutions for employees and customers – and disrupt how business is done. Technology is the driving force of almost every company in the digital economy. Case in point: in PwC’s most recent CEO Survey, business leaders said they were aware of the increasing need to put technology at the heart of their business. But the rapid pace of technological change remains challenging for many CEOs and C-suite teams.…

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Mobile Collaboration: Where Does It Rank on Your Priority List?

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The way people collaborate is in the midst of an enormous shift. Whether you’re ready or not, it will impact how and where teams and employees conduct business. In 2014 alone, global mobile data traffic grew 69% and nearly half a billion mobile devices were activated and connected. And by 2019? That traffic is expected to increase nearly tenfold.  Tenfold! Collaboration is a major driver for increased mobile usage.  We’ve used chat and messaging tools to maintain personal connections for years with popular apps like FaceTime, WhatsApp, Voxer, and many others. With…

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More than a half data in EMEA organisations identified as ‘Dark’ Data

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Giant ‘Databerg’ of trivial and obsolete data estimated to cost European businesses $891bn annually by 2020 Veritas Technologies LLC, one of the global leaders in backup and recovery solutions, recently announced the results of its Databerg Report 2015, which looked at how organisations from 14 EMEA countries across the public and private sector manage their data. Major issues highlighted by the survey include employees treating corporate IT systems as their own personal infrastructure, and management’s over-reliance on cloud storage systems – concerns that will not only be subject to regulatory…

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Nixu and Nokia Networks to collaborate: Cybersecurity for the International market

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Nixu Corporation and Nokia Networks have entered an agreement to collaborate on developing and delivering cybersecurity services for Nokia’s clients worldwide. For cybersecurity company Nixu widening international market reach is a strategic way of reaching growth targets. Nixu and Nokia Networks have signed a collaboration agreement that makes it possible for Nixu’s comprehensive cybersecurity services to be included as part of Nokia’s client offering.  This agreement gives Nokia’s network operator clients access to Nixu’s cybersecurity expertise through one partner. “This collaboration model enables Nokia to include our productized cybersecurity services…

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EU law could prevent under-16s using social media

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Last-minute addition to Brussels directive could force companies to obtain parental consent European regulators could prevent under-16s from using social media without parental consent. The changes have been proposed as a last-minute amendment to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), a draft directive currently being debated by EU lawmakers. The amendment states that companies handle the personal information of those under 16 with the consent of “the holder of parental responsibility over the child”. Effectively, this would require explicit consent from a parent or guardian before teenagers signed up for…

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IBM Opens Watson IoT Global Headquarters, Extends Power of Cognitive Computing to a Connected World

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IBM today announced the opening of its global headquarters for Watson Internet of Things (IoT), launching a series of new offerings, capabilities and ecosystem partners designed to extend the power of cognitive computing to the billions of connected devices, sensors and systems that comprise the IoT. These new offerings will be available through the IBM Watson IoT Cloud, the company’s global platform for IoT business and developers. As part of today’s launch, the company announced that Munich, Germany will serve as the global headquarters for its new Watson IoT unit, as…

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What CIOs should know about the changing the calculus of IT investments

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Mary Shacklett explains how pricing changes and trends can affect IT budgets, and what CIOs need to know to stay ahead of the shifting budget landscape. Despite cloud computing’s stronghold/seemingly inevitable role in the/ on the future of IT, there are still many reasons why enterprises want to keep their data—and their computing—under direct management. Security and governance concerns are one reason. Avoiding painful boardroom discussions and marketplace embarrassments is another. Technology vendors are aware of this. They know that while cloud computing will continue to grow, on-premises computing for…

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Internet of Things Spending Forecast to Reach Nearly $1.3 Trillion in 2019, Led by Widespread Initiatives and Outlays 

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According to a new International Data Corporation (IDC) Spending Guide, worldwide spending on the Internet of Things (IoT) will grow at a 17.0% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) from $698.6 billion in 2015 to nearly $1.3 trillion in 2019. FRAMINGHAM, Mass./PRAGUE, December 11, 2015 – On a geographic basis, Asia/Pacific is the clear leader when it comes to IoT spending with more than 40% of the worldwide total coming from this region in 2015. North America and Western Europe are the second and third largest regions with combined spending of more than $250…

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