The death of passwords? Most consumers want biometric security
Over half (52%) of consumers want biomentrics and other modern authentication methods over traditional passwords, according to new research.
technology
GoPro and Red Bull team up for global partnership
Red Bull is partnering Go Pro in a deal that will see the energy drink brand use the POV camera at more than 1,800 Red Bull events in the next few years.
KFC partners Baidu for robot powered store in China
Chinese internet giant Baidu and KFC have teamed up to launch a concept store in Shanghai that uses conversational robots as servers.
Uber enters driverless car race
Car-hailing app Uber has begun testing a self-driving vehicle in a move that threatens to further disrupt the taxi industry.
The rise of cross-channel attribution: Shifting staff is key [INFOGRAPHIC]
The vast majority of marketing organisations have begun to significantly accelerate efforts to adopt advanced attribution methods, to the tune of a surveyed 78 percent committed to deploying cross-channel attribution within the next two years, according to a new survey.
UK to get digital driving licence?
The UK government is developing a digital driving licence, according to new reports.
Guest comment: Is scattered information destroying your business?
Poorly organised information can waste businesses time and money, and result in decisions being made on incomplete data. With numerous platforms available for data to be sourced/saved, what do businesses need to do to combat this issue and use it positively to increase growth? Kieran Saunders, senior business solutions consultant, FileMaker discusses whether scattered information … [Read more…]
Top security tips: Breaking the Internet of Things
In a bid to manage the sheer scale of IoT devices, organisations are failing to consider not just the security implications, but also the human risk. Paul German, VP EMEA, Certes Networks insists that overlooking security could fundamentally undermine the entire IoT evolution.
AI robot teaches uni students for 5 months… and no-one noticed
Jill Watson has been a teaching assistant (TA) at Georgia Institute of Technology for months, responding to student’s emails and forum messages. But there’s a twist: Jill is a robot.
Five tips to help businesses boost productivity
On average, workers send and receive 15 emails with attachments a day, with 59 per cent of managers admitting to missing vital information simply because they can’t find it or never see it. Kieran Saunders, senior business solutions consultant, FileMaker, explains how working collaboratively with software, apps and team members, businesses will save both time … [Read more…]