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Helplessly standing by, I watched as the new CIO dismantled a carefully crafted NIST-compliant security program. Why would he do such a thing? Unplugging the intrusion detection? Tossing out the threat and vulnerability monitoring? Cancelling the risk management meetings and burying the recent risk assessment? He is nailing the coffin shut not only on the […]
APA-style report incorporates: identify page, abstract, intro, process, outcomes, discussion, in addition to references. Ones papers could also include things like more than one platforms and/or stats. A variety of details about your current research are generally attended to with every one of the pieces, since […]
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The future is coming and it is either virtual, augmented or both. In this new special report on VR and AR written by Serious Insights Principal Analyst Daniel W. Rasmus, we explore what virtual reality and augmented reality mean to business, what business needs to do to get ready, what developers must do to deliver value, and how the …
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Artist and philosopher Mitsuo Kakutani told me something that changed my life and business forever–though it only soaked in thirty years later. He said that in our twenties we kick up our heels; in our thirties we plant roots; in our forties we discover who we are; and in our fifties we find wisdom. As […]
How personalized learning can reshape education Buy the textbook. Attend lectures. Take tests. Get graded on a curve. This is the way most people remember their college or university learning experience. Learners, however, are a diverse group, with a wide range of personal histories, different approaches to learning, and varying degrees of technological savvy. Engaging today’s …
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It was Rhonda MacLean, the former global chief information security officer at Bank of America, who first told me the now famous aphorism of security. “Why do we have brakes on a car?” she asked. “To stop?” I tentatively offered, suspecting I was walking into a trap. “To stop?!” she exclaimed, confirming my suspicion. “If […]
Let’s assume, for one wonderful moment, that Agile has delivered on all its promises. 100%. For everyone that’s tried it. Everywhere. In all its infinite variety of hues and flavours.
If you’re in the healthcare field, it’s pretty likely you’ve spent a good portion of the last few years preparing for the coming of ICD-10.
Retailers have been struggling with the idea that they need to shift away from being product-centric, to being more customer-centric. It’s a hard shift to take. Retail used to be defined by the products a company sold. No one cared who bought them, so long as “merchant princes” decided which products were the right ones […]
The Antimatter Model For me, the power of any model lies in its predictive ability – that’s to say, in its ability to help us predict what might happen when we intervene in the domains, or systems, to which it applies. “Essentially, all models are wrong, but some are useful.” ~ George Box For example, …Read More