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Prices are soaring, supply chains are buckling, and many businesses are struggling to survive. Yet can it be possible that all of this bad news is actually good news for tech innovators?

Kion's Shane Quinlan talks about establishing guardrails and opportunities for data scientists to use cloud resources.

While the opportunities in the virtual worlds collectively known as the metaverse will look different in every business, the main value that organizations have begun to tap into is the ability to engage with consumers differently than on other online channels.

In Japan, the past is often obscured beneath endless concrete. Meiji Mura is one of the few places to discover the atmosphere of turn-of-the-century Japan.

Another player wants to weigh in on data privacy and how data collection are handled by businesses: the US Federal Trade Commission.

Throwing money at security threats may be good exercise, but it won't do much to deter data thieves, ransomware bandits, and other bad guys.

The IT hiring market remains strong, despite talk of an impending recession and hiring freezes by tech leaders.

Time moves forward and other methodologies, such as Agile, Lean, and Continual Improvement, have gradually nudged Six Sigma out of the efficiency/productivity spotlight.

With a lot of uncertainty still ahead, businesses that can invest in flexible systems, like the cloud, should do so -- but chief information officers and IT leaders must deploy resources tactically.

Cryptocurrency, NFTs, and smart contracts are staples of the blockchain scene, but is there something more that organizations can benefit from here?