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Compliance-as-a-Service

When my kids were small, there was this torturous jingle on Sesame Street that combined the letters of the English alphabet into a jumbled melody.
E-Commerce Surges While Tech Stocks Slide; Despite Strong Economy, Investors Are Anxious Over Future Earnings

Retailers reported strong numbers on Black Friday, the first official days of the holiday shopping season. E-commerce accounted for a healthy chunk of retail sales, which should have been good news for tech stocks since the existence of e-commerce depends almost entirely on modern digital technology.
HMG Tech News Digest November 23

Trending News on Tech Stocks Sinking, Elon Musk Drawing Scrutiny from NASA, and a New Hacking Tool that Uses Email to Avoid Detection
Reimagining the Restaurant Guest Experience

Customers expect high-quality experiences in every touchpoint they use with the companies they do business with. The restaurant guest experience is no exception.
HMG Strategy's Pivotal Vision Research Service: High-Value Insights for Forward-Thinking Technology Executives

We live and work in unprecedented times. Never before have the pace and magnitude of change been greater. Hyper-competitive global markets continually spawn new challenges, risks and opportunities. No organization is safe from disruption, and there are no guarantees that today's business models will work tomorrow.
HMG Tech News Digest November 16

Trending News on Chip Execs Raising Doubts, Foldable Phones, and Facebook's Failure to Monitor Device Makers
Weaving Behaviors into the Next-Generation SIEM

In my private files, I have a note from Dorothy Denning saying that she enjoyed my 1998 book on intrusion detection. If you live in the security industry, then you’ll know that this is like having Einstein tell you he liked your physics paper. Professor Denning was the first, for example, to show that activity timelines could identify anomalies from normal behavior. Her 1987 IDES paper remains iconic reading for all students studying cyber security.
Genuinely Great Companies Aren't Afraid to Hire Courageous and Creative Leaders

I often write and talk about the imperative to lead, re-imagine and reinvent the 21st-century enterprise to drive growth and create value. I focus on those goals because they are absolutely critical to success in our hyper-competitive global economy.
Tech News Digest November 9

Trending news on Amazon's decision to split their new headquarters between New York and Washington D.C., China recruiting high school students for AI weapon scientists training, and Apple teaming up with Stanford Medicine to fight against heart disease
TAG Cyber Industry Analysis: Imperva's Acquisition of Prevoty

Perhaps more than any other analyst in our industry, I’ve been bullish on the prospects for run-time application self-protection (RASP). And I’ve been covering (and admiring) RASP solution provider Prevoty for almost three years. So, when I read that Imperva had acquired Prevoty earlier this year, I was pleased on several fronts – but primarily, because I believe that the broad application security sector must begin to consolidate – and fast.
Recommendations for Retaining and Growing Female IT Leaders

As enterprise companies continue to take more active steps in increasing the diversity of its leadership teams, there’s been a steady rise in the number of racially-diverse CIOs and women taking on leadership roles.
Tech Industry Remains Strong, Despite Market Anxiety Over Apple and Amazon

By now, most of us have had a couple of days to digest the news about Apple. Frankly, I'm not overly concerned about Apple's long-term prospects. But I fully understand why investors are rattled.
HMG Tech News Digest November 02

Trending News on Apple's Revenue Growth, IBM's Acquisition of Red Hat, New AI Powered Lie Detectors at Border Checkpoints and a Breakthrough for Spinal-Injury Patients
Integrating Isolation with Analytics

One of my PhD thesis advisors at the Stevens Institute of Technology was a mathematician named Steve Bloom. Among the late, great Dr. Bloom's amazing research accomplishments include mathematical analysis of computational structures and equational properties of fixed point operations.
Eye on Southern California: The CIO as a Customer-Centric Leader

As enterprise companies prioritize their digital transformation initiatives, improving the customer experience has become a top mandate for CIOs.

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