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IoT and healthcare IT security: from firefighting to building code upgrades

The recent DDoS attacks on DNS provider Dyn have highlighted the need for healthcare to turn its focus from 'firefighting' to 'building code upgrades' when it comes to securing IT environments.

Google makes more than Samsung, Apple on flagship phone

The price Google charges for its Pixel XL smartphone is closer to what it costs to make the phone than what both Samsung and Apple charge for the GS7 and iPhone 7, but Google still makes more money. Here's why.

Dell and EMC: two worlds become one

Combined entity is ready to take on the behemoths in enterprise infrastructure supply while maintaining its position in endpoints.

TV companies can drop your favorite channels without refunds

Dish Network customers recently sued the company after it dropped a popular channel without providing refunds. However, a U.S. court found that the fine print in their contracts basically gives Dish carte blanche to chop channels.

Capital One shifts to DevOps to keep pace with customers

The banking company is building software faster to keep up with consumersu2019 evolving preferences for digital banking services.

How much does ‘Free Wi-Fi’ cost your business?

Wi-Fi is often difficult to use, which kills productivity on the road, and it costs businesses nearly $3 billion a year.

CIO Digital Magazine: October 2016

Winning strategies for MACRA and MIPS

We have received the almost 2,400 pages of the final rule on MACRA. It's complicated, and now is the time to prepare.

BMJ Chief Digital Officer Sharon Cooper Q&A – Retaining IT talent and increasing creativity at BMJ

Pepe the Frog and Apple’s political bias against Donald Trump

Appleu2019s biased and inconsistent app submission reviewers are on display yet again as the company rejects a pro-Trump app that features Pepe the Frog.