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Slow websites cost businesses thousands per year
Poor website performance is costing businesses thousands per year – as much as 15% of annual revenue. A survey of 206 businesses with an average annual revenue of $119,000 by Liquid Web found they lose an average of $20,172 per year because of poor website performance. More than one in ten said they’d experienced website downtime in the last year,…
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AI agents are coming to work — here’s what businesses need to know – Computerworld
Are AI agents ready to deploy? While automation holds great potential to transform how work is carried out in future, the near-term reality for businesses is a different story. The first generation of generative AI assistants and copilots have now descended into what Gartner terms the “trough of disillusionment,” with many projects remaining at a pilot stage due to a…
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Microsoft unveils Azure AI Foundry to help businesses consolidate AI across their tech stack
Microsoft is seeking to help enterprises scale their AI adoption and unlock the full value of AI with Azure AI Foundry, its new unified AI application platform. Announced at Microsoft Ignite 2024 in Chicago, the platform aims to help businesses leverage AI and generative AI by connecting their current business applications with the latest AI technology. In a blog post…
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Google slams reported forced Chrome sell-off, says “radical” move would harm businesses
US Department of Justice (DOJ) antitrust officials will ask a judge to force a Google Chrome sell-off, Bloomberg has revealed. According to people familiar with the plans, the DOJ will ask the judge to require measures related to AI and its Android smartphone operating system. Antitrust officials also plan to recommend that federal judge Amit Mehta impose data licensing requirements,…
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UK launches platform to help businesses manage AI risks, build trust
For businesses, the new platform can provide a streamlined method for addressing AI risks and ensuring compliance. “By establishing clear regulatory frameworks, the UK’s AI assurance platform can foster trust and accountability, which are critical for compliance with laws such as GDPR and sector-specific regulations,” said Prabhu Ram, VP of Industry Intelligence Group at CyberMedia Research. However, while the platform…
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Why ‘space as a service’ is helping businesses meet worker demands – even as tech execs push ‘return to office’
Businesses have made seismic shifts in how they organize their workforces throughout the 2020s so far. A hybrid approach that enables flexible working has also allowed firms to foster higher levels of well-being and mental health support for their workers and technology, of course, has been essential for enabling these new ways of working. Where and how work is now…
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Top Antivirus for Small Businesses in 2024
If you’re running a small business, it’s important to recognize that you’re facing a growing number of online threats. These pose risks not only to your operations but also to your company’s reputation. Small businesses are often seen as easier targets for phishing, ransomware, and data breaches. The shift to remote work and cloud services has only increased the risk…
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Data (Use and Access) Bill: What Is It and How Does It Impact UK Businesses?
Find out what regulatory changes the U.K. government’s Data (Use and Access) bill has made and how your business can comply. Source link
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Best Antivirus Software for Small Businesses in 2024
When it comes to antivirus software, small business’ needs often fall in an in-between space: Personal antivirus tools such as McAfee or Kaspersky may not be robust enough, while enterprise solutions are too complicated and expensive. Fortunately, there are antivirus solutions tailored to the needs of smaller companies, so we’ve rounded up our six top choices of the best antivirus…
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What is chaos engineering and how can it benefit businesses?
Chaos engineering is the discipline of purposefully injecting faults into a system to build confidence in its resiliency. In the hands of IT teams, it can be a powerful tool for probing an organization’s security – but it has to be implemented in the right way to reduce and not add to staff burden. Chaos engineering isn’t all that different…
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