The Viral Dog-Like Robot Will Be On The Market Soon – But Will It Be Worth It?
Even though the quadrupedal has numerous beneficial features, there might not be a consumer market for it.
Google Smart City Stirs Up Controversy in Toronto
The tech giant’s Sidewalk Labs wants to put up a “smart city” on Toronto’s waterfront, but common civilians and tech experts alike are concerned about privacy and surveillance.
White & Case Meeting Room
As pioneering firm in its industry, White & Case is constantly seeking ways to streamline and improve communication and collaboration between employees and with clients. The company recently relocated its headquarters in midtown Manhattan to a brand-new office space just a few blocks away.
Week in Review: Data Breaches, Communication Plans, InfoComm Products, Etc.
This week, June 17th-21st, 2019: the biggest data breaches of 2019, communications planning for digital signage, new products from InfoComm, and more.
Walmart Uses Computer Vision Technology to Track Thefts and Fraud at the Checkout Lanes
Walmart is using computer vision technology to track theft at checkout lanes, says a Business Insider article. This computer surveillance program is referred to by the retail chain as “Missed Scan Detection” and uses cameras to identify scanning errors or failures, the article says. “Cameras track and analyze activities at both self-checkout registers and those […]
Marketing Intelligence Platform PMG Alli Focuses Privacy and Engagement into a Singular View
PMG Alli, the new marketing intelligence platform from PMG, unifies advertisers’ data from disparate systems and provides “immediate business insights,” says the company. PMG cites data ownership, privacy, and a consumer demand for more relevant advertising content to be inspirations for their new marketing intelligence platform. “Today’s marketers are now tasked with externally delivering personalized messaging […]
New York Landlord Seeks To Use Facial Recognition On Tenants
The controversial technology may be able to be regulated at the public level, but can we keep private entities from infringing on privacy rights?
IoT Adoption Survey from Metova Takes the Good (Adoption) with the Bad (Security Concerns)
Mobile, connected home and other IoT solutions company Metova announces the results of their second annual survey, which reveals consumer trends and feelings on IoT adoption. This year’s research shows less than 25% of over 1000 people surveyed feel like they have a “good understanding of what IoT is.” Yet, nearly 75% of consumers already […]
3 Cybersecurity Companies That Don’t Trust “Trust but Verify”
Gone are the days of “Trust but Verify,” the framework made obsolete by an increasingly-malicious digital threatscape, says cloud columnist Louis Columbus in this Forbes article. Now, he says, it’s all about “Zero Trust Security,” something that emphasizes a “never trust, always verify, enforce least privilege” approach to cybersecurity. In his article, Columbus exemplifies ten cybersecurity […]
The Good, Bad, and Ugly Things AI Provides Small Businesses
While AI might be a big benefactor to small businesses, it can also be a huge risk.
