Archives for January 2022

The DOT, wireless carriers, the FAA, the aviation industry, and Biden Administration are all now involved in resolving a complex situation that airline CEOs claim could worsen air travel operations chaos beyond continuing COVID cancellations level.

A data fabric management architecture optimizes access to distributed data while intelligently curating and orchestrating it for self-service delivery. Here’s a look at some ways a data fabric may be able to help your organization.

The more we automate data analytics, the more work is required of humans to cover edge cases, provide high-level scrutiny, and put meaning behind the insights.

(From Network Computing) This week’s undersea volcano focused attention on the fragility of the oceanic cable network, which carries roughly 95 percent of intercontinental global data traffic.

A new survey shows tech leadership’s growing concern about AI bias, AI ethics, as negative events impact revenue, customer losses, and more.

As if IT leaders didn’t already have it bad enough dealing with remote workforces, burgeoning security threats, and staff shortages. Here’s a look more challenges for this new year.

If your company has a data breach, customers are going to be unhappy … but there are many ways you make it so, so, so, much worse.

If your company has a data breach, customers are going to be unhappy … but there are many ways you make it so, so, so, much worse.

Even when change is positive, it nearly always brings some level of anxiety. Here are three lessons that I’ve learned that may help you prepare for whatever comes your way.