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Teilen Die Zahl der Cyberattacken auf Firmen wächst, IT-Sicherheit ist deshalb branchenübergreifend ein großes Thema. Foto: Sebastian Gollnow/dpa Die digitale Dimension in Unternehmen wird immer wichtiger. Damit bekommt auch die IT-Sicherheit mehr an Bedeutung, das sehen zumindest Befragte einer Umfrage so. IT-Sicherheit und digitale Kommunikation werden laut einer Umfrage in europäischen Unternehmen als relevanteste Zukunftstechnologien eingeschätzt. Zu diesem Schluss kommt das Umfrageinstitut YouGov, das eine Befragung im Auftrag de...

All Specs When Microsoft acquired the beloved to-do app called Wunderlist in 2015, it said it would discontinue Wunderlist permanently, but only after rebuilding all the best features of that app into a new one to replace it. Half a decade later, Wunderlist has been gone for a few years, yet To Do still lags behind the best to-do list apps, lacking key abilities that are at the core of many other competitors. The head of the pack these days is Todoist, our Editors' Choice winner. Asana is another Editors' Choice, although to call it a to-do list app would be undervaluing it, as it's really a...

Organization has been investigating just how dangerous work can be two point seven million people newly died because of their jobs and more than three hundred seventy four million people are living with different injuries and illnesses due to their job and most of the deaths are actually due to diseases that are attributes of will to work. in the more humane conditions and flexible hours in industrialized countries have their own dangers albeit rather different ones the ilo says they harbor completely new risks for workers. this continued connectivity working hours. are very bashing to the inc...

Alleged retaliation against v.a. whistle blowers. in fact, his story sounds eerily familiar when you meet brian smorts who worked at the denver v.a. last noe when he says things got so bad he had to quit. smors, a veteran himself was working as a pier support specialist when he found 3500 veterans on secret wait lists at v.a. facilities in denver, golden and colorado springs. again the v.a. declined to address the allegations on camera and instead referred us to the office of inspector general who confirmed it identified wait time and other issues in recent public reports and testimony in fron...