By ComputerWeekly.com(editor@www.com) Microsoft wins support from a wide range of US organisations in its push back against the secrecy of US government data access requests …read more Source::
Sounds like management material to us…
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By Sharky Freshly arrived boss decides to gauge how well his new 50-person staff responds to change, so he gives each staffer a packet with an excerpt from Who Moved My Cheese?, reports an IT pilot fish on the scene. “It wasn’t the whole book — just 10 or 12 pages photocopied out of it,”…
CW@50: Networks replace hierarchies – how IT changed society
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By ComputerWeekly.com(editor@www.com) The first issue of Computer Weekly in 1966 predicted huge social changes from IT – but what has really changed in 50 years? …read more Source:: Careers
Banks should avoid customer service robots for a few more years
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By ComputerWeekly.com(editor@www.com) Banking sector should not use software robots to automate customer services such as chat because consumers expect better service levels when it come to their finances …read more Source:: Internet-Tech
Security Think Tank: Addressing the malware arms race
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By Alex Ayers(editor@www.com How can businesses best prepare their cyber defences in light of the fact that attackers are increasingly using malware designed to evade detection and analysis? …read more Source::
IDG Contributor Network: Amazon’s wacky workweek hours experiment
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By Evan Schuman Amazon has never shied away from an experiment and, indeed, many of Amazon’s nontraditional business processes are now SOP for everyone else. Therefore, its experiments are worth watching. A new one surfaced this week, an effort to offer 30-hour workweeks “for select employees.” As described by The Washington Post, “the program will…
Chiltern Railways to test Bluetooth ticketing
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By ComputerWeekly.com(editor@www.com) Train operator has put a new spin on contactless ticketing by enabling it through mobile phones …read more Source:: Internet-Tech
More IoT botnets connected to DDoS attacks
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By ComputerWeekly.com(editor@www.com) Security researchers have found another botnet operation exploiting internet of things devices to carry out powerful distributed denial of service attacks, prompting calls for IoT device makers to improve security …read more Source::
Security Think Tank: Human factor is key to defeating evasive malware
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By Maxine Holt(editor@www.com How can businesses best prepare their cyber defences in light of the fact that attackers are increasingly using malware designed to evade detection and analysis? …read more Source::