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Once More Unto the Breach: What It Takes to Defeat Cyberattackers

Cyberattacks are a fact of life across the world, as intruders breach more and more organizations each day. Why are we so vulnerable? And what can we do to make our systems more secure?

Crisis Communication After an Attack

If there’s one area where organizations stumble when responding to breaches, it’s in keeping stakeholders informed. Doing that job well starts well before cybercriminals come calling.

Chinese Bid for Kuka Shows How Serious It Is About Robots

A Chinese company’s attempt to buy the German robotics giant is the latest sign of the country’s ambitions to lead a revolution in advanced manufacturing.

Google Finally Launches a Siri Killer in Pivot Away from Conventional Search

The Google Assistant is an answer to Siri that has greater powers of conversation and will take over your home.

Self-Driving Trucks May Hit the Road Before Google’s Cars

Retrofitting long-haul rigs could speed up the adoption of self-driving technology—provided regulators let them roll.

Floating Wind Farms: Great Concept, Implausible Economics

There are much stronger winds the further offshore you go, but capturing them and turning them into electricity has proved uneconomical.

Rwanda Inaugurates Groundbreaking Methane Power Project

First-of-its-kind project to extract gas—and avert catastrophe—comes online on Central Africa’s Lake Kivu.

New Methane Rules Will Curb Emissions, but the EPA Still Has to Measure Them Accurately

The problem with regulating methane emissions is that it’s hard to measure them.

Striving for Innovation Success in the 21st Century

Open innovation bridges the gap between business and academia. It encourages participation on both sides, through a distributed and decentralized approach.

Reinventing Marketing in the Digital Era

Business Models, Information Technology, and the Company of the Future