Automation is a word that can cause some discomfort in the business world. There have been concerns that automation will lead to job losses and distress workers, but actually, automation can be used to help employees, and the two can co-exist in the workplace in peace. The technology has come on leaps and bounds in recent times, and now there are many different tasks and processes that can be automated with online tools, software, or equipment. Automation can bring a wide range of benefits to your business, so keep reading to discover why this should be something that is embraced.

Over the past couple of years, the workplace has gone digital. Yep, that's right: millions of employees now work from home through their computers and other devices. In addition to this, employees that have remained in the office are also highly reliant on digital tools. Unless there's a giant earthquake that wipes out the world's internet servers, it's safe to safe that the digital workplace is here to stay - and it's something you should be very excited about (especially if you're a business owner).

As your Small / mid-size enterprise (SME) grows, you will need to make a key decision about how you store data. There are two main options that most SMEs will opt between: in-house servers or cloud servers.

The pandemic threw out the rulebook on work. And we're still slowly writing a new one. Over the past year and a half, companies have been forced to rethink their processes to accommodate lockdown restrictions and the seismic shift in work they triggered. Remote working rendered old systems obsolete and companies are figuring out how to adapt them.

There's a lot of information and details which you can find about your website with the use of data analytics. Your website is like the virtual equivalent of a physical store. People come and go. Some of them buy, while some just look around. If you have a surveillance camera in your store, you'd have a record of who came in, what they did, and with the help of the receipts, what they bought.

Taking your spark of an idea and transforming it into the perfect product is a huge achievement for anyone, but to monetize your efforts to the best of your ability, learning how to mass manufacture (while retaining quality) is key. Thankfully, there are some top tech tools to help you with this; from timeless factory floor classics to advanced AI and management software, there are plenty of roads to explore in today's manufacturing landscape. If you need a nudge in the right direction, here are some great examples worth thinking about adding to your inventory.

In 2010, the United States government mandated an order to safeguard sensitive information it created or owned. Unlike classified information which can be accessed by only a few key people, unclassified information can be accessed by many governmental and non-governmental bodies. Therefore, this information can't be termed as classified, but it still requires controlled access and dissemination due to its sensitive nature. Hence the name, Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI).

No matter what type of business you operate, cyberattacks can be destructive to your company. Even though you think your Information Technology (IT) team should be handling any cybersecurity issues, it doesn't have to always go that way. All the departments should take a proactive role in safeguarding the privacy of your business.

The Alamofire Swift library is an open-source networking framework that has been designed to add the functionality of networking to iOS and macOS apps, being compatible with both. It can be used in both open source and commercial projects, and it is also the result of an international collaboration between people who are passionate about Swift. The main goal of this library is to reduce the amount of time and code that developers need in order to create networking applications.

One of the best advantages of using prototyping tools is that it enables the designer to bring the client onboard the design and development process. Through the sharing and collaboration functionalities of prototyping tools, designers can now make their clients a part of the design process, from concept to execution.