In today’s content and product-saturated marketplace, personalization is the key to standing apart from the competition.

As we hurtle toward 2020, the range of mobile security threats targeting smartphone users — zero-day attacks, advanced persistent threats and ransomware — is only getting more varied and sophisticated.

Remote patient monitoring has been gaining momentum for years, as hospitals and care providers look for ways to manage a rapidly aging population with complex chronic health needs.

Diversity and inclusion are buzzwords in many human resources (HR) departments, on company websites, as well as the subject of reams of corporate research.

For 85 years, Biogénesis Bagó has been developing medicine and vaccines to protect livestock.

It’s been a hot week in the Southeast — all the better for researchers to lock themselves inside their labs and work on robots that, like MacGyver, can combine objects to create novel tools (Georgia), or robots that both look like dogs and can be trained like them to assist in search-and-rescue missions (Florida).

In the modern workforce, virtually every new hire brings their own smartphone with them when they come on board.

The Galaxy Note series has always been about the S Pen — writing, highlighting, translating — and so much more.

In many industries, time is of the essence: The faster you can serve a customer, get a part where it’s needed, call the right people to an emergency and so on, the better the outcome.

As businesses seek to adapt to customer expectations of faster service, many warehouse managers are looking at updating legacy warehouse mobile solutions to provide greater flexibility.