In recent weeks, Goldman Sachs economists and strategists from around the globe have been publishing and discussing their forecasts for 2015. Below is a series of short videos in which these experts discuss the factors influencing economic growth around the world.
Businesses once hailed the cloud as a way to save money, but recently they’ve changed their tune. Today, the cloud can give businesses a tangible advantage over competitors, and they’re hearing about the benefits directly from their customers.
You know that a new technology is revolutionary when its implements are interplanetary. So it is with 3D printing, which gives NASA new definitions of space-age technology and visions of building colonies on Mars just as it inspires new ways to steal credit card information.
Every year, the surge of Cyber Monday shoppers sends computer servers worldwide into overdrive. Businesses in retail, manufacturing, and logistics have moved their business into the cloud especially for traffic spikes like this, when they can burst and spin-up resources quickly, then spin them down again if demand subsides.
In its recent report on the landscape of midsized businesses, the ADP Research Institute® struck upon a curious finding: these business owners feel what ADP calls a “gap in confidence” between the health of their own industries and the health of the US economy. Whereas 51 percent of business owners expect their industry to improve over the next year, only 15 percent feel the same about the US economy.
In its recent report on the landscape of midsized businesses, the ADP Research Institute® struck upon a curious finding: these business owners feel what ADP calls a “gap in confidence” between the health of their own industries and the health of the US economy. Whereas 51 percent of business owners expect their industry to improve over the next year, only 15 percent feel the same about the US economy.
The cloud has a dark secret. Because it’s such a paradigm-shifting solution, even big companies have become overconfident about its power, leaving gaping holes in their security strategy.
This is the third story in Delta Air Lines’ series on innovation, technology, and ideas. The first, on the quest to design the perfect chair, can be read here; the second, on digitization of scent, here.
This is the second story in Delta Air Lines’ series on innovation, technology, and ideas. The first, on the quest to design the perfect chair, can be read here.
This is the second story in Delta Air Lines’ series on innovation, technology, and ideas. The first, on the quest to design the perfect chair, can be read here.
