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66% of businesses willing to share data with third-parties: report
…but they’re still cautious, and believe more clarity is needed in privacy regulation
.Lack of COVID-19 data makes curve flattening difficult to predict
Goal is to ensure the peak of the curve falls below the health-care system’s capacity to deal with it.
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ERP: Why cloud-first doesn’t mean cloud-only
Sponsored Content provided by PLANT partner: SYSPRO. Consider where your software should run – in the cloud, on-premise or combine them. Today manufacturing is being transformed rapidly by changes in information and communication technology (ICT), artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, cyber-physical…
BC introduces gas price law forcing companies to reveal data
Would legally force oil and gas companies to make known how gas prices are set.
Spy agencies must be transparent about new data crunching, analyst warns
By next year, some 50 billion devices will be connected to the internet.
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Asset tracking: Managing your CMMS
More than 95% of the data comes from human interaction.
Facebook plans its own currency for 2 billion plus users
Digital currency, called Libra, scheduled to launch in the next six to 12 months.
Feds see internet data cloud as alternative to their creaky computer systems
…But concerns related to data control, protection and privacy have been raised.
AggregateIQ Data Services in Victoria denies link to Facebook data scandal
Whistleblowers claim its connected to efforts to circumvent election finance rules during the Brexit referendum.
Data protection provisions of Pacific trade deal raise questions
One privacy advocate wonders whether the wording would truly help protect sensitive personal data.
Car parts maker says scam got tax info for 2,400 workers
Stolen data includes 2016 W-2 salary and tax information, and workers’ names, addresses and Social Security numbers.
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Mobilize your plant
Increase productivity with rugged tablets.
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Link up with Omnichain: reimagining your network of supply partners
Stakeholders have access to all relevant data needed for their roles within supply chains, in real time.
BlackBerry launches security platform to help companies manage connectivity
Blackberry Secure helps businesses keep tabs on devices to transmit sensitive data to keep people, information and goods safe.
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Mind vs. machine: human judgement still trumps data
Executives still rely on humans to inform significant business decisions but Canadian companies are quickly becoming more
data driven.
