10 Steps for a Proper Data Governance Plan
Establishing a digital governance plan can be a challenge, but with the right education and tools, the job can be made a lot simpler. IT Business Edge | News, Analysis, and Trends
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The rise of new automotive companies
The Cité de l’Automobile in Mulhouse, France, is an amazing place. It has the largest collection of automobiles on display, thanks to the Swiss brothers Hans and Fritz Schlumpf and their obsession with cars. The money they needed for their collecting came from their business;...
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Today’s Best Deals: Crock-Pot, All-Clad, Starship Enterprise, and More
A programmable Crock-Pot, All-Clad skillets, and the Starship Enterprise lead off Saturday’s best deals. Read more… Gizmodo
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Qubit Adds Machine Learning to Big Data Analytics Service
Qubit this week announced that it is adding a machine learning engine to a digital experience management (DXM) platform aimed primarily at marketers. IT Business Edge | News, Analysis, and Trends
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Why Does Linux Allow Users to Remove the Root Directory?
Most of the time, none of us willingly performs an action that will literally break our operating systems and force us to reinstall them. But what if such an action could easily occur even by accident on the user’s part? Today’s SuperUser Q&A post has...
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How to Deploy Advanced Analytics in the Enterprise? Start with IT
Of the ways advanced analytics and machine intelligence can impact the enterprise business model, none is more crucial than its effect on IT itself. IT Business Edge | News, Analysis, and Trends
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Kaseya Allies with TeamDynamix to Infuse Help Desks with IT Monitoring
The two companies collaborated to standardize everything from application programming interfaces (APIs) to single sign-on capabilities. IT Business Edge | News, Analysis, and Trends
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Is Bing Maps Hosting Images of a Homicide Victim?
In Bing Maps, a street view at the corner of Pennington Avenue and Hazel Street in Baltimore’s Curtis Bay neighborhood shows a single police car, two officers, and what appears to be a man in the middle of the street bleeding from the skull. Read...
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AT&T’s new streaming service, DirecTV Now, just got a lot more interesting
AT&T’s soon-to-launch live streaming service, DirecTV Now, just got a lot more interesting following AT&T’s acquisition of Time Warner. Announced earlier this year, DirectTV Now was already an anticipated new arrival on the cord-cutting scene, thanks to its plans to stream more than 100 live channels over...
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Inside the game-changing ‘Exorcist’ twist you didn’t see coming
At first glance, the TV iteration of The Exorcist seemed completely unconnected to the 1973 film that has terrified audiences for decades, but Friday’s episode of the Fox thriller revealed that the show isn’t a reimagining — it’s a sequel. The final moments of episode...
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