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An apocalypse is generally not a good thing. Originally, the word referred to a disclosure of knowledge or a revelation. Christian apocalypses, however, most often revealed predictions about the end of the
The 2017 holiday season once again highlighted the increasing role the digital path to purchase is playing in the retail arena. Albert Chiang, Oracle’s Director of Product Marketing, insists this shift in
Technology covers an enormous range of things; far too many things to be covered in a single article. Nevertheless, it’s interesting to see what kinds of technologies pundits predict will change the
For decades analysts have predicted the eventual development of artificial general intelligence (i.e., sentient machines). Nevertheless, that achievement continues to elude the scientific community. In the meantime, the world has discovered the
Children around the world awakened this Christmas morn hoping Santa Claus had left them a gift. Not all of those children know where Santa came from (before he moved to the North
Veracity, intellect, and logic are currently being assaulted in places where they should be championed. To ensure a better future for our children, we must strive to teach them how to think
Traditionally, the end of the calendar year is a time for reflection about past events and for contemplating about the year ahead. Risk management professionals have a lot to think about this
One fixture in almost all movies about the old west was the general store — the predecessor to the modern grocery store. Inside those one-stop shopping enterprises you would find plain-dressed women
Corporate social responsibility is an interesting topic. Skeptics dismiss the topic as a corporate public relations stunt and some investors see it as pit into which resources are poured without any noticeable
New technology is scary. Writers have leveraged humankind’s fear of technology to pen best-selling novels and blockbuster movie scripts. We have even invented a term for this fear: Technophobia (from Greek τέχνη
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