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Immuta on Security Insider

In the globalised world, it has long become a matter of course that information flows across borders. At the same time, the protection and management of transferred data puts companies and their security officers under constant pressure.

Classiq on ComputerWeekly

The development of human-like AI using quantum computers raises questions. This also involves the legal and ethical implications of the technology.

Remote on Quartz

Being a “good manager” and being a “good remote manager” are two very different things, requiring a different set of skills. Here are 3 ways leaders can shine in a remote environment, according to Remote's CEO. 

Pendo on Management Today

Getting the right product-market fit is not easy work, and it’s not something that has a fixed end date—customers’ wants and needs are always evolving, and your product should be evolving with them.

Mozilla on France Culture

Mark Surman is an old hand in new technologies, and a campaigner for a free Internet. This Canadian now chairs the Mozilla Foundation, whose main objective is to regulate Artificial Intelligence. He sees it as a danger if it is not regulated.

Alteryx on Le Journal du Net

Turning to business intelligence when you do not have a data science team has become common practice in companies. However, this is far from effective.

Alteryx on Le Journal du Net

At a time when a company's technological assets number in the thousands, what questions should a CIO ask himself in order to make his infrastructure function in the best possible way?

OutSystems on LeMagIT

Apart from the security and legal risks, generative AI complements but does not replace (at least for the time being) low-code/no-code platforms.

OutSystems on Le Mag IT

You don't have to look very far to come across predictions about the certain demise of the businesses, products and technologies that generative AI is supposed to destroy. What about low-code/no-code software development platforms?

Syndio on Bloomberg

The S&P 500 will have no Black female CEOs. Chris Martin, research economist at Syndio laments the absence of black women in senior positions in this Bloomberg article.

Alteryx on Les Echos

A recent study reveals a significant gap between what French employees think will benefit the company and what is actually in place in terms of data-driven business intelligence.

OutSystems on Les Echos

Generative AI and large language models are not revolutionary technologies, but the world has become aware of their scope since the democratisation of ChatGPT by OpenAI, and among the first to realise this are developers," notes Paulo Rosado.

Pattern on Merkur

Most people have enough to contend with as it is. But a new analysis by the e-commerce company Pattern shows that prices on the online platform Amazon have risen even more.

Remote on Le Journal du Net

Convinced that remote working is here to stay, the co-founder and CEO of Remote.com wants to develop his HR services to help companies work remotely. He tells Le Journal du Net how.

Riskified on L'Agefi

Fraudsters don't take vacations, so payment solutions giant Mastercard and fintech Riskified have sealed a partnership designed to benefit e-commerce sellers. Thanks to artificial intelligence, ecommerce security is the DNA of Riskified,

Remote on Unicorn Bakery

Dive deep into the world of hyper-growth, remote work and entrepreneurial wisdom with Job van der Voort, CEO of Remote, in a conversation with Unicorn Bakery podcast host Fabian Tausch.

Remote on Golem

Commuting to the office five times a week or even having to relocate for your dream job? That could be a working world of the past - at least that's what some employees are convinced of after the end of the pandemic.

Coupa on diginomica

The global NGO’s foreign exchange operations were simplified and became more efficient following collaboration with treasury management software provider Coupa.

Remote on Maddyness

As part of the "Summer Tribune" operation organised by the Maddyness editorial team, we took a closer look at those who are opening a window on the future of business and society. Interview with Job van der Voort, co-founder and CEO of Remote.

Outsystems on Computer Weekly

Paulo Rosado, founder and CEO of Outsystems discuss how AI is changing the work of software developers and how developers can prepare for it.

FIDO on heise

Shikiar is the executive director of the FIDO Alliance, which developed the Passkeys login process. In the interview, he answers our questions.

Photonics21 on Les Echos

Faced with foreign competition and disruptions to supply chains, the photonics industry is facing profound difficulties. The European Union must strive to remain a leader in this key area. 

Photonics21 on WirtschaftsWoche

Elizabeth Holmes promised to diagnose diseases from a drop of blood. Your Silicon Valley company became a stock market star – and turned out to be a fraud. In Germany, it is the other way around: a researcher masters the technology, but is in danger of despairing about marketing it.

SoSafe on Euronews

Whether it’s the launch of Threads, the shift to remote work, or even the start of the war in Ukraine, hackers will manipulate our emotions against us, Dr Niklas Hellemann writes.

Remote on 20 minutes

The Remote ranking of countries most respectful of the quality of the work-life balance notes the progress made by France, now on the podium, behind New Zealand and Spain.

iProov on Daily Mirror

SmartCheck, a new scanner using technology from British firm iProov that speeds up border checks, has started running at St Pancras London for business class Eurostar customers

iProov on The Next Web

The system, developed by British tech firm iProov, replaces border checks with a facial verification checkpoint that you just walk straight past.

Conversion Maker on Wirtschaftswoche

ChatGPT is the talk of the town and is being tried out in many places. Now, developer OpenAI has further expanded its ecosystem around the smart voice bot with one of its most important innovations.

Avanade on Les Echos

With predictions of a recession, reduced purchasing power, central bank decisions, and rising energy prices, businesses have faced many challenges this year. Instead of protecting themselves, they must choose to invest in technology at all costs,” says Yvonne Kiely, Head of Advisory at Avanade.

Riskified on Handelsblatt

The number of cases of fraud in online trading is increasing significantly. The reason is technically more sophisticated scams. But thanks to AI, there is hope for customers and retailers.

Remote on Le Monde

The dematerialisation of our activities opens the door to an ever-increasing number of frauds. As criminals acquire a command of digital technology and artificial intelligence tools, they are redoubling their imagination to extract money from their clients.

Fixico on Euronews

For the 2035 deadline to be feasible, accessible and effective maintenance and repair processes are essential for European drivers, emphasizing affordability and sustainability.

ClickUp on Computerworld

The newly launched ClickUp AI allows users to generate content, summarise and organise work, via a multitude of generative AI prompts that have been segmented by job type.

SoSafe on Handelsblatt

Generative AI makes life easier for fraudsters. Phishing emails become more credible, images are easier to fake. If you want to be sure, you have to look closely.

ConversionMaker on Wirtschaftswoche

ChatGPT impresses. But does generative artificial intelligence already have practical use? The first projects in German companies show what is possible: AI advertises office chairs, analyses competitors, answers job applicants and lets factory robots talk.