Major Tech Companies Don’t Care If You Have a College Degree – Here’s Why
Larger tech companies are weighing skills and experience over college backgrounds when considering potential employees.
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Law Enforcement Uses Google’s Sensorvault For Information on Crimes
Law enforcement officers are employing Google’s Sensorvault database to provide new information and help them solve cases after they’ve run out leads.
Locking Up Data: Simple Security Measures to Implement in Meeting Spaces
Today’s meeting spaces feature a number of technologies connected to the network. Sensitive information is shared, and you need to make sure that your meeting security is up to par to keep it safe.
If DETOUR Act Passes, Tech Companies With Muddy Data Privacy Policies Could Be In Trouble
The DETOUR Act aims to help companies clean up their privacy policies and increase data privacy for users.
SpaceX Launches Falcon Heavy Rocket Successfully
The Falcon Heavy launch was the first in which all three rocket boosters returned to Earth after they launched, ushering in a new prospect of sustainable space equipment.
Flexible Workspace: Unlocking Benefits and Overcoming Obstacles
A well-designed flexible workspace has a space that will optimize employees’ ability to deliver all their tasks.
MIT Uses Machine Learning To Enhance the Flavor of Basil
As if pesto couldn’t get any better, MIT researchers are using AI and data science to optimize the best flavors of basil.
The Key to Introducing Students Coding? Muppets
Apple announced that it will be creating a Sesame Street-like show to teach kids coding basics.
Legislation Seeks to Jail Executives in Cases of Data Usage
Proposed legislation aims to crack down on criminal behavior committed by company executives, and to give smaller businesses a better shot at success.
10 Takeaways: Baker, Dell Discuss Future of Technology at MassForward 2030
At MassForward 2030, an event held by Dell Technologies that brought together thought leaders from the public and private sector, Governor Charlie Baker and Dell Technologies CEO Michael Dell discussed the future of technology.
