Why Critical Infrastructure Can’t Afford Wireless Blind Spots

As utilities continue to digitize, reliable wireless coverage will play an increasingly important role in maintaining visibility and safety.

Yes, Xbox Needs To Remove More Day One Games From Game Pass

A new rumor says Xbox is ending day one release on Game Pass, but even if that is very much not confirmed, it may be what the brand needs to do.

Why Incentive Spend Is Your Channel’s Largest Unmanaged Budget Line

​Most brands pouring promotional dollars into reseller, dealer and distributor networks cannot tell you which spend moved a unit.

Retail’s VMware Exit Strategy Is Not A Store-By-Store Decision

VMware licensing changes have given many retailers a reason to review their virtualization strategy.

A Promising New Update On ‘Crew Girl’ Season 2 On Netflix

Will ‘Crew Girl’ be renewed for season 2? There are a few new updates on that front that lean toward an answer based on its performance.

The Next Search War Isn’t About Rankings—It’s About AI Recommendations

Ranking is no longer a prerequisite for that citation, and it’s increasingly not the whole game.​​​​

Legally Speaking, Who Owns What AI Creates?

Who owns AI-generated content? The answer is considerably more complicated than clicking “accept” on a licensing agreement or acceptable use policy.​

After The Cheap-Token Era: Three Levers For Efficient, ROI-Positive AI Use

The right approach is to give AI only what it needs, not everything you have.

A 5-Minute Wednesday Habit That Can Save A Bad Week, By A Psychologist

Had a rough start to the week? A simple 5-minute Wednesday reset habit, grounded in psychology research, can help keep the rest of your week from going the same way.

When Anyone Can Build An App, Game Design Becomes The Differentiator

How do you stand out in a world where almost anyone can build almost anything?