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The Early Morning Byte - December 9, 2022
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The Next CIO: How Enterprise Technology Management Powers Autonomous IT
Today's CIOs face three complex challenges, but a modern approach to processes can bring more value. In his book The Next CIO, author Vincent Vasquez shares how CIOs can improve process efficiency and enhance security and compliance for the enterprise.
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The AI that powers chatbots and search queries could discover new drugs.
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Read the latest vulnerability summary from the Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency.
Fog Computing: Security Benefits and Risks
As cloud computing becomes the standard operating model for many organizations, fog computing is an increasingly useful tool for many. While the benefits of fog computing are great, does the security risk posed to the organization make it worth it?
By Kiran Palla, Contributing CIO ● Read more...
Microsoft Releases Windows 2.0
December 9, 1987 - Microsoft Releases Windows 2.0. The new operating system introduced features including overlapping windows, keyboard shortcuts, and desktop icons. Microsoft released two versions of the OS: one for 8088 and one for Windows/386 which was more advanced than the 8088 basic version. The overlapping windows feature led Apple to sue Microsoft over copyright infringement. The judge ruled in Microsoft's favor. Windows 2.0 was operational until 2001 when Microsoft discontinued support.
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EPC Power has selected CIO Partners to lead their search for the role of Vice President of Information Technology – their top IT leader, located in Greater Greenville, South Carolina. Read More...
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