New York City Explores Wi-Fi Hotspots in Streetlights
In addition to the LinkNYC project to bring Wi-Fi to all residents of New York City, the mayor’s office is now exploring installing Wi-Fi in streetlights in all five boroughs.
Blogs
Restaurants Are Gaining More Muscle From Technology Use – Here’s How
By using a combination of the right tech solutions, restaurants are learning how to run smoothly and keep customers coming back.
Twitter Might Dump Cryptocurrency Ads – What That Means For Your Business
With Twitter potentially banning cryptocurrency ads from its platform, decision makers should pay attend to trends, and where cryptocurrency is headed.
Cambridge Analytica uses Facebook to Violate Privacy, Sway Elections
The British tech company gained access to over 50 million Facebook users’ personal data without total consent and is reported to have used this information to affect the outcome of the 2016 presidential election.
Understanding the Mess between Facebook and Cambridge Analytica, and Why It Matters To You
As both companies are under fire for shady data practices, decision makers can evaluate their business’s social media usage, and how to keep end users’ information safe.
Wal-Mart To Incorporate Wayfinding into Stores
America’s largest retailer looks to compete with rival Amazon by hopping on the technology bandwagon and introducing wayfinding technology.
Who Got Hacked This Week? April 6 Edition
What types of cyberattacks were carried out this week, April 6, 2018? Read on to find out about the latest cyberattacks and who got hacked this week.
The Value of Vendor and Installer Events for Technology Managers
When you’re a technology manager you should be taking every opportunity to learn more about the tech you might implement. Installer events are a great way to learn about technology and the entire installation process.
Google Partners With Retailers To Take On Amazon
Retail giants like Costco, Target, and Walmart are partnering with Google to compete with Amazon’s dominant control of the online market and voice shopping.
Google Might Be Helping Fight Crime – Here’s Why That’s a Problem
While digital giant is allowed to pass data to detectives during an investigation, Google users’ and decision makers’ right to privacy might be at risk.
