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Schrems II: What the latest challenge to transatlantic data transfers means for IT
Austrian lawyer Max Schrems’ first complaint about Facebook’s transfer of his personal data to the U.S. brought down the Safe Harbor data sharing agreement. Now Europe’s highest court is examining his complaint about the use of...
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Oracle does-in Dyn, resets DNS services to cloud
Oracle wants its DNS customers to migrate from its Dyn service to Oracle Cloud services, but some of those customers are very unhappy.
How close are we to platform domination in healthcare’s digital business models?
Several technology firms are making attempts to dominate the digital health market. However, healthcare is very different from platform dominated markets in other sectors.
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After IPO launch, Slack looks for even faster enterprise growth
With Slack now officially listed on the NYSE, the collaboration software vendor finds itself at a crossroads: after five years of rapid growth, it has to figure out how to build on its success and expand into even more companies and...
JLL creates ‘smart office’ AI voice assistant
The real estate firm partnered with Google to compete with a range of conversational AI assistants entering the workplace, from Alexa to Cortana.
Facebook is going into the banking business with blockchain
The social media powerhouse plans to launch a blockchain-based financial network and cryptocurrency in 2020 that will allow users to make purchases or transfer funds with just a couple taps on an app.
Mozilla to launch premium service subscriptions in new bid to diversify revenue
The company’s CEO, Chris Beard, has already pointed to two examples of services Mozilla could provide: online storage and a VPN.
CIO Hall of Fame honorees
Meet the CIOs enshrined in the CIO Hall of Fame — from the Class of 1997 to the Class of 2019.
The top 10 IT outsourcing service providers of the year
Accenture, TCS, and Cognizant remain atop an IT service provider market marked by a return to growth, according to Everest Group’s 4th annual rankings.
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What are the latest H-1B visa changes? | TECH(talk)
The controversial H-1B visa program is seeing some changes that could smooth the visa application process – and proposed changes that could make it more restrictive. Here's what's going on.
Businesses to succeed faster in fact-driven economy: Sudheesh Nair, ThoughtSpot
Sudheesh Nair has a new role at ThoughtSpot, the fast growing unicorn in the Silicon Valley. Now, he leads a company that provides solutions in the niche domain of augmented AI, and empowers C-suite executives and front-line employees...
Huawei controversies timeline
Chinese telecommunications and consumer electronics manufacturer Huawei has found itself at the centre of a long list of controversies in recent months. Far and away the leader in 5G network infrastructure, the company's business...
DataCamp CEO steps down indefinitely in wake of 'inappropriate behavior'
Following an uproar in the R community over what was seen as an inadequate response by the company — including increasing calls to avoid the platform — the CEO and its board spoke out today.
Former Mozilla exec alleges Google torpedoed Firefox with 'oops' excuses
Johnathan Nightingale – a one-time Firefox V.P. – weighed in on working with Google in a series of tweets, prompted by a controversial "smart city" plan from Alphabet for Nightingale's hometown of Toronto.
Nominate yourself for the 2019 Enterprise Architecture Awards
Leadership, collaboration, business smarts, tech smarts, and an agile operating model are the hallmarks of today’s high-impact EA teams
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Tesla's slow start to 2019, Facebook's password problem | TECH(feed)
Facebook has disclosed another security scandal, but what does that mean for users? Plus, another governing body is balking at U.S. anti-Huawei claims, and data on new car registrations could suggest slowing sales for Tesla. All that...
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