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Companies can streamline their environmental, social and governance reporting using technology, according to a recent report. The policy briefing explains how technologies like blockchain and artificial intelligence, along with a common, global system of taxonomies that goes beyond national and regulatory boundaries, can make the reporting process more efficient and auditable for investors and regulators, while reducing many of the manual tasks. “Basically the work that’s being done is looking at what we’re calling the ecosystem of corporate information or financial information, the act...

Follow our step-by-step guide to get important stats on the viability of your Mac’s SSD using Terminal and smartmontools.

This competition is now closed Smart home: The best automation devices – and how to use them So, you’ve heard about the smart home and wondered is it for me or is it just a fad? Do I really need to yell at my lightbulbs? Will automating my toaster make life better? We’re here to answer those burning questions and help you figure out whether home automation is a good fit for your household. Advertisement Before we dive in, we should point out that while it may seem very futuristic, smart home tech is here now and will soon be standard in most every electrical household item you ...

(Image: Shutterstock) Your hard drive hasn't been acting the same lately. It's starting to make clicking or screeching noises, it can't seem to find your files, and it's moving really slowly. It might be time to say farewell, but here's what you should do before it goes to the big data center in the sky. Every hard drive dies eventually, and when it's near death, you'll see the signs. Strange noises, corrupted files, crashing during boot, and glacial transfer speeds all point to the inevitable end. This is normal, especially if your drive is more than a few years old. On older spinning drives...

1 (Worst) PassMark DiskCheckup allows the user to monitor the SMART attributes of a particular hard disk drive. SMART (Self-Monitoring Analysis and Reporting Technology) is a feature on a computer's hard disk for providing various monitoring indicators of disk reliability. If SMART is enabled on a hard disk, the system administrator can receive analytical information from the hard drive to determine a possible future failure of the hard drive. SMART monitors elements of possible long term drive failure, such as 'Spin Up Time', the number of start/stops, the number of hours powered on and the ...