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What does the future hold for cloud and edge computing?
InformationAge
Advanced functionality and increased capacity have become synonymous with cloud computing. Everything from enterprise IT to mainstream consumer tech has become reliant on cloud infrastructure to operate optimally.
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Under pressure, IT workers brace for more complexity
CIO Dive
Eight in 10 technologists say their job became more complex during 2020, a consequence of quick innovation and a sprawling technology stack, according to a report from AppDynamics. The report included interviews with 1,050 global IT professionals.
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Alarming cybersecurity stats: What you need to know for 2021
Forbes
The year 2020 broke all records when it came to data lost in breaches and sheer numbers of cyber-attacks on companies, government, and individuals. In addition, the sophistication of threats increased from the application of emerging technologies such as machine learning, artificial intelligence, and 5G, and especially from greater tactical cooperation among hacker groups and state actors.
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What is a solutions architect? A vital role for IT-business alignment
CIO
A solutions architect is responsible for evaluating an organization's business needs and determining how IT can support those needs leveraging software, hardware, or infrastructure. Aligning IT strategy with business goals has become paramount, and a solutions architect can help determine, develop, and improve technical solutions in support of business goals.
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Advance your tech career with these three out-of-the-box methods
TechRepublic
People who work in technology are often relegated to the far reaches/basement of the office building and emerge only on an as-needed basis, and the elusive perception has been amplified in the year of primarily virtual work. Employees need to be "visible," a known quantity and quality by their team leaders if they want to reach career goals, said Mike DePrisco, chief operating officer PMI.
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Women and technology: A major challenge for the future of work
Forbes
Last week, I taught a session in an artificial intelligence class as part of the Master in Business Analytics program and realized that less than 27% of students were women. This is truly low compared to other programs the school offers. That said, however, it should come as no surprise.
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How advanced technology can empower front-line workers
Forbes
As we enter the next phase of the Covid-19 pandemic in 2021, empowering front-line workers is a vital element to weathering a future of uncertainty. The beginning stages of vaccine distribution in December marked the first sign of a light at the end of the tunnel. It was a positive step in the right direction, but the daily reality of front-line workers’ experience hasn’t changed.
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4 ways to democratize data science in your organization
Harvard Business Review
Many organizations have begun their data science journeys by starting "centers of excellence," hiring the best data scientists they can and focusing their efforts where there is lots of data. In some respects, this makes good sense — after all, they don’t want to be late to the artificial intelligence or machine learning party. Plus, data scientists want to show off their latest tools.
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