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7 (plus 1) predictions for healthcare IT in 2017

I review my predictions for 2016, and offer a set of predictions for 2017 (while duly acknowledging that some things are unpredictable).rn

Top 10 business collaboration stories of 2016

The year was an especially busy one in the enterprise collaboration market. CIO.com shares its picks for the most significant collaboration stories of 2016.rnrn

Feds frustrated by constantly crashing apps

New report from Riverbed Technology identifies pervasive headaches stemming from unreliable applications in the federal government.

Holiday gift guide for the techie female in your life

Here are some great tech products and gadgets for a colleague, boss, intern or even your mom.

Blockchain is busting out of its britches

Blockchain is busting out of its britches

IBM, others mount a growing list of projects beyond cryptocurrency.

Super Mario Run: Nintendo disappoints with ham-handed piracy protection

Super Mario Run will require an internet connection to play, and that has some gamers quite irritated with Nintendo. Has the company made a big mistake in its first Mario game for iOS?rn

5G will give you blazing fast broadband at home

Youu2019ll have to wait for 5G on your phone, but ultra-fast wireless will deliver speeds that blow away your cable connection.

Facebook Workplace third-party integration is key to business success

This week Facebook announced new functionality in its Workplace enterprise communication product that integrates popular third-party tools, and the move could help make Workplace a much more viable enterprise tool.

Why are marketing automation platforms getting so much VC funding?

Software that aims to automate specific touch-points of the customer acquisition and retention processes have evolved into ubiquitous enterprise tools employed by marketing departments of virtually every size and industry.

Budweiser ‘smart’ beer fridge encourages drinking on the job

The new 'Bud-E Fridge' IoT smart refrigerator automatically orders more beer for you and your coworkers when supplies get low, and it's available for a limited time for free, if you're located in Chicago, New York or Los Angeles.