The Future of Work
Tech Eases Strain in Costliest Cities For Expats
Global mobility may be glamorous and adventurous for those who want to work abroad. But for companies, an expanding workforce across borders can have its price, especially in the 10 most expensive cities for expatriates.
Electrification Software
Algorithms, Like People, Discriminate Too
Who will be held accountable when big data analytics discriminate in the marketplace? Nuala O’Connor, President & CEO of the Center for Democracy & Technology, explains there are no algorithms without humans.
Grayson Brulte: Revisiting the Doctor Visit
As tech companies consumerize healthcare and create more frictionless experiences, it would behoove doctors to take notice and implement certain technologies and services into their practice to improve the patient’s overall experience.
Sarah Ayres Steinberg: National Standards for Strong Apprenticeships
Protecting Infrastructure with Smarter CPS
Saurabh Amin builds resiliency in essential infrastructure networks for transportation, energy and water distribution.
Security of IT networks is continually being improved to protect against malicious hackers. Yet when IT networks interface with infrastructures such as water and electric systems to provide monitoring and control capabilities, they often introduce new vulnerabilities that increase the risks of service disruptions.
William Ruh: What the Rise of Industrial Internet Means for Cyber Security
As the world’s markets rapidly evolve into complex hybrids of physical and digital assets, cyber security is increasingly critical as a stabilizing force. It is no longer an esoteric art practiced mainly by rival intelligence agencies and giant corporations — it has become a basic necessity of everyday life for any business.