Technology

In the Struggle Against Extremism, Social Media Is the Message

A diverse, public-private sector effort must be organized to counter extremism’s message, write David N. Lawrence and his co-authors in this opinion piece.

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Next-generation IT: How to Get the Most Out of It

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Cloud platforms, data analytics and mobility increasingly are helping CIOs to empower managers while lowering costs.

The Hype is Dead, but MOOCs Are Marching On

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Coursera co-founder Daphne Koller talks with Knowledge@Wharton about how MOOCs can maintain momentum even though the flurry of attention surrounding them has died down.

What Social Media Communicates about the Well-being of Society

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The words, phrases and, yes, even the emoticons we use on social media tell a lot about our personalities and, collectively, give a detailed picture of overall well-being.

The Sony Hack: A ‘Question of When’ for Other Companies

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Companies both in and outside the entertainment industry can learn numerous lessons from the recent Sony hacking about the importance of beefing up IT security.
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Engineering and Construction Companies Get More Networked

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The global engineering and construction industry is rapidly resetting how it executes projects.
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Technology Increasingly Key to Better Patient Outcomes

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More health care providers choose mobility, wearable sensors and other digital technologies for better patient outcomes.

‘Things’ Are Heating Up: What’s New in the Internet of Things

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At the BizTech@Wharton conference, panelists shared their latest smart gadgets, as well as the challenges facing the Internet of Things.

Want to Create the Next Great Software Product? Don’t Try to Innovate

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Leaders should steer tech teams away from "moon shots" and toward taking blockbuster products one step further, Walmart VP Ben Galbraith said during a recent talk at Wharton.

Snapdeal: Connecting the Dots between Demand and Supply in India

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Snapdeal's positioning as a platform gives it the freedom to grow unaffected by India's FDI regulations, co-founder Kunal Bahl says.

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