Month: April 2020

Ensure providers have necessary tools and access Enterprises that are currently engaged in IT outsourcing may be in a better

Eliminate the old — look to newer technology trends What’s clear is that the old ways of doing things must

GPUs have attracted a lot of attention as the optimal vehicle to run AI workloads. Most of the cutting-edge research

As an independent security consultant and CISSP, Kevin Beaver knows a cybersecurity gap when he sees one. The most common

Illustration The concept of a business ecosystem was first articulated The ecological analogy is apt because it emphasizes the fact that

We sit down with Donn Davis, Co-Founder and Chairman of the Professional Fighters League (PFL) and Founding Partner of Revolution. Donn

When you think about the “American Dream,” what probably comes to mind is getting a quality education and pursuing a successful

“What the heck am I supposed to post today?” If you have ever created content for social media, this thought

The novel coronavirus is affecting business, technology and information security communities and professionals in profound ways. Uncertainty continues to swirl

Given the steady increase of the use of cloud technologies in the enterprise, it’s logical to expect that additional ways

<section class="section main-article-chapter" data-menu-title="Biases, errors are magnified At its most basic level, AI takes large volumes of data and then,

Illustration Senior executives, accustomed to annual performance reviews and 360-degree assessments, can be quick to acknowledge that certain aspects of

2019 has passed and I hope it has elevated your business in the way you had imagined in 2018. Now

Did you know the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) has resources to help entrepreneurs and small-business owners, like yourself, through

As unemployment surges, millions are scrambling to adapt and figure out who is is hiring, while also trying to navigate

“How can I rebuild my business as fast as possible?” It’s the one question all founders and CEOs are considering

Extreme circumstances necessitate extreme agility. Here’s how to weather the storm amid widespread, systemic change. Organizations everywhere are trying to

Organizations have long-term decisions, shaped The current scenario where employees across varied departments and roles must work remotely without access

The AI explainability gap It’s also important to connect the output of the AI to the results business users care

As more organizations desire ease and speed in their networks, network automation skills will soon be a top priority for

A cookbook preserves not only recipes, but memories, guidelines and a proven way to achieve success in a certain activity.

Illustration It was Confucius who said that “life is really simple, but we insist on making it complicated.” I’m going

Entrepreneurs are now left in a period of uncertainty. We really don’t know what tomorrow looks, leaving us so many

This story appears in the April 2020 issue of Entrepreneur. Subscribe » Entrepreneurs know how to make customers happy: We

The following excerpt is from Dan S. Kennedy and Kim Walsh Phillips’s No B.S. Guide to Direct Response Social Media Marketing,

We sit down with Donn Davis, co-founder and chairman of the Professional Fighters League (PFL). Don joins us to discuss

Photograph Elizabeth Cleghorn Stevenson came into the world on September 29, 1810, in circumstances that will seem almost inconceivable today.

I typically work though a step-This week, we will focus on the secrets to not only survive but thrive during this

Rick Grossmann and his guest Michael Katz, franchise attorney and his co-author of Franchise Bible 8th Edition, discuss the steps

Survey shows that schisms between C-suite expectations and the rest of the organization could hamper returns on plans to go