Technology Solutions That Drive Business

Artificial intelligence agents are being spun up for every imaginable use case, but not every agent is developed to deliver greater efficiency and productivity. Malicious actors are leveraging AI for faster attack methods, and many organizations are disco

The AI industry is entering a "cost reckoning," IBM's Neil Dhar noted recently, as most businesses still lack the financial models and discipline to accurately measure what AI costs them. While companies may track costs for AI licenses, few have yet to es

For small and midsize businesses, managing user identities across multiple applications can quickly become complex - and risky. Limited IT resources, growing security threats and increasing reliance on cloud tools make identity and access management a cri

When small to medium-size businesses (SMBs) lose track of the devices connected to their computers, it creates costs that extend beyond the price of a monitor, docking station or keyboard. Hardware purchased outside formal IT channels can lead to duplicat

For small and midsized businesses, hardware refresh planning has historically been reactive: Replace it when it breaks, upgrade when the budget allows. But that strategy doesn't work anymore when it comes to peripherals. If an SMB waits until a docking st

Organizations often invest heavily in detection tools only to find themselves overwhelmed by thousands of alerts that never receive meaningful investigation. The collection problem is solved: Logs, telemetry, everything flowing into a big tool delivers am

In a highly regulated industry dealing with sensitive customer data such as financial services, third-party risk management is crucial. As adoption of artificial intelligence grows, organizations are expanding their partnerships, and TPRM must be a centra

Automation has helped manufacturers improve their productivity and efficiency for decades, but the emergence of artificial intelligence has had a massive impact on the industry in recent years. As manufacturers become more proficient in their use of AI, t

There's a window opening for small and midmarket businesses that have yet to adopt artificial intelligence. AI is no longer the looming threat that could render SMBs obsolete. Their AI strategy won't require Sun Tzu's Art of War or rocket science; they ju