ComputerworldMore from ComputerworldAll LogisticsIndustry's Use of Robots Is Increasing. What Does That Mean for Your Job?If a robot takes your job, don't say the government didn't warn you.February 24, 2016All TechnologyRetailers Could Benefit From Information-as-a-ServiceSince retailers - even major ones - tend not to spend money on research and development, many need guidance to keep up with the changes technology is bringing to the industry. What they need is Innovation as a Service.January 20, 2016All TechnologyInternet of Things to See 30 Percent Increase in Connected Devices in 2016, Study FindsIf you think the internet's busy now, just wait until next year. Gartner estimates there will be 6.4 billion connected devices in 2016, up 30 percent from this year.November 13, 2015All TechnologyHow Many Jobs Will Internet of Things Eliminate - or Create?After the town of Cary, N.C., installed a water meter system that automatically radios water usage to the public works department, it eliminated 10 meter-reading positions. The water resources group operates today with a smaller staff, thanks to the Internet of Things.October 29, 2015All TechnologyTechnology Revolutionizes How Farmers Boost ProductionNew technologies are making food production more efficient and more environmentally sound. In fact, farmers are using everything from crop modeling tools to drones to generate higher yields.August 20, 2015All TechnologyGreat Things Happen When IT Meets the IoTThe Internet of Things goes by many names.July 9, 2015All TechnologyReport Predicts Ten Million Pieces of Furniture to Be Equipped with Wireless Charging FeaturesIkea's recently announced wireless charging line of furniture is expected to jump-start a trend that will amount to 10 million sticks of high-tech furniture sold in just two years.April 28, 2015All LogisticsBefore Getting Too Excited About Drones, Have You Figured Out How They Will Fit Into Your IT Strategy?To hear some tell it, the world will soon be abuzz with small drones that inspect bridges, monitor pipelines, survey crops and help assess damage for insurance claims.April 20, 2015All TechnologyBig Data Grows in Importance, But There Aren't Enough Qualified People to Fill Analytics JobsThere is no doubt that big data has become a growth market, and is becoming one of the few on-premises projects seeing increased spending, as companies move less data-sensitive functions to the cloud. But where's the needed talent?April 2, 2015All TechnologyFord to Update Vehicles' Infotainment Software via CloudFord Motor Co. is moving to automatically update its cars' infotainment systems using Microsoft's Azure cloud service.March 23, 2015Previous PagePage 4 of 16Next Page
