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SmartMetric Makes Biometric Credit Cards Which Read Your Fingerprint and Charge When You Pay for Things

SmartMetric biometric credit cards charge quickly when you insert them to pay for items; feature incredibly thin circuitry.

August 8, 2019 TechDecisions Staff Leave a Comment

SmartMetric has developed thin electronic components and circuit boards to turn a credit or debit card into “an advanced powerful electronic device” with built-in biometrics, processing, and gigabytes of memory. In order to build a functional fingerprint reader which fits inside a plastic card, SmartMetric had to develop incredibly thin electronics mounted on an even thinner […]

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AI Can Comb Through Research Papers and Pick Up What Humans Miss

Algorithms can be used to have machines skim through research and pick out information that researchers might have overlooked.

July 31, 2019 Jessica Messier Leave a Comment

Algorithms can be used to have machines skim through research and pick out information that researchers might have overlooked.

Most of Intel Smartphone Modem Business to be Acquired by Apple

Intel smartphone modem business to be mostly acquired by Apple in a deal that's expected to sharpen Intel's focus on network transformation.

July 31, 2019 TechDecisions Staff Leave a Comment

Apple will acquire the majority of the Intel smartphone modem business, according to a joint announcement from the companies. About 2,200 Intel employees will join Apple, in addition to intellectual property, equipment, and leases. The transaction, valued at $1 billion, is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2019, subject to regulatory approvals and other […]

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3 Hospital IT Nightmares: Healthcare Tech That Will Raise Your Blood Pressure

Hospital IT admins know bad healthcare technology when they see it...and here are a few truly unprofessional examples, plus how they should have gone.

July 31, 2019 TechDecisions Staff Leave a Comment

As a hospital IT administrator, you know that these facilities are nothing without the people who work inside them. But as you also know, the healthcare technology in patient rooms, is pretty important, too, and in this slideshow, we examine some pretty poor examples of it… And pair those with much, MUCH better ones. Whoever […]

Amazon Is Upskilling Its Employees – Here’s What That Means

Amazon is investing millions of dollars to train and retain employees, alongside providing them with better benefits and evading job replacement by automation.

July 29, 2019 Jessica Messier Leave a Comment

Amazon is investing millions of dollars to train and retain employees, alongside providing them with better benefits and evading job replacement by automation.

Digital Display System Fails (And What They Should Have Looked Like)

How on earth did these digital display system fails happen? We’re not sure, but we hope the poor organizations switched to a better installer.

July 17, 2019 TechDecisions Staff Leave a Comment

Digital display systems are more in demand than ever before. Not only do they help employees stay in touch with their organization, they’re almost like a piece of quality branding: visitors to your organization who see well-made digital signage solutions and often associate that level of effort with quality. So seeing digital display system fails […]

Economists Predict the Automation Takeover Will Be Bleak

A report from Oxford Economics highlights a new wave of automation that could disproportionately hurt lower-income families.

July 15, 2019 Sam Harton Leave a Comment

A report from Oxford Economics highlights a new wave of automation that could disproportionately hurt lower-income families.

10 Online Privacy Facts That May Surprise You

Cyberattacks, data breaches, & hacking attempts are eye-openers as most of them are unexpected. Here are online privacy facts which will still surprise you.

July 11, 2019 Susan Alexandra Leave a Comment

With the continuous growth of internet users, the risk of privacy breaches has increased. The information we share about ourselves at different times and occasions are often stored permanently and stayed there even after a long time. Tracing someone through the information available online is quite easy and so is causing harm to them. The […]

A Framework for Your Success Metrics: How to Wrap Your Head Around What to Collect and What to Learn from It

Success metrics: they're hard to understand, and most businesses have a lot of them. But here's a framework to help you focus on your organization's needs.

July 10, 2019 Adam Forziati Leave a Comment

Fatih Koca, an analytics expert with Mixpanel, says he’s often asked, “what are the right success metrics to measure?” Well, without understanding which to measure, IT managers might as well not be collecting anything, he says in a recent article on The Next Web. But fret not, your analytics could be far more pointed and […]

What Decision Makers Need to Know About Energy Consumption and Universal Memory

A university’s recent breakthrough on Universal Memory promises a solution to the spike in residential energy consumption, and an idea of which direction memory research needs to go.

July 10, 2019 Jessica Messier Leave a Comment

A university’s recent breakthrough on Universal Memory promises a solution to the spike in residential energy consumption, and an idea of which direction memory research needs to go.

SmartMetric biometric credit cards charge quickly when you insert them to pay for items; feature incredibly thin circuitry.

Algorithms can be used to have machines skim through research and pick out information that researchers might have overlooked.

Intel smartphone modem business to be mostly acquired by Apple in a deal that's expected to sharpen Intel's focus on network transformation.

Hospital IT admins know bad healthcare technology when they see it...and here are a few truly unprofessional examples, plus how they should have gone.

Amazon is investing millions of dollars to train and retain employees, alongside providing them with better benefits and evading job replacement by automation.

How on earth did these digital display system fails happen? We’re not sure, but we hope the poor organizations switched to a better installer.

A report from Oxford Economics highlights a new wave of automation that could disproportionately hurt lower-income families.

Cyberattacks, data breaches, & hacking attempts are eye-openers as most of them are unexpected. Here are online privacy facts which will still surprise you.

Success metrics: they're hard to understand, and most businesses have a lot of them. But here's a framework to help you focus on your organization's needs.

A university’s recent breakthrough on Universal Memory promises a solution to the spike in residential energy consumption, and an idea of which direction memory research needs to go.

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