TechRepublic Staff

From customer-facing portals to migrating legacy apps, low-code is migrating app development from programmers to business professionals.

Many cities struggle to figure out what their future and vision is when it comes to autonomous vehicles, so planning is essential. 2030 will be the tipping point for autonomous cars in cities.

If you work in IT, you’ve probably heard of Docker. But in case you’re not entirely sure what it is, here’s a quick explanation of the technology and its capabilities.

Kansas City has a fully developed analytics package for smart city infrastructure. It predicts where potholes will occur, and it also includes crime prediction.

Autonomous vehicles won’t just change the way people get around, they will transform the way communities are organized.

Cortana is a digital assistant from Microsoft, and it’s an integral part of Windows 10. Here’s a quick introduction to Cortana.

The only way to protect large-scale legacy tech infrastructure from cyber-attacks, says Forcepoint’s Dr. Richard Ford, is to put people first.

Early adoption has moved to early mainstream in the smart city realm. Cities are moving away from a piecemeal approach to a more integrated crosscutting approach.

At Microsoft Ignite, Paul Bean of Sodexo explained how the company digitally transformed its mining business to enhance productivity and efficiency.

The CTO of Washington, DC talks about how the city is making one investment to provide multiple outcomes from smart street lights to parking meters.

At Microsoft Ignite, Microsoft’s Alysa Taylor explained how Dyamics 365 can help enterprises tap AI, modular applications, and low-code platforms.

Greg Michaelidis, former Obama administration cybersecurity advisor and TechRepublic contributor, provides useful tips on how to make cybersecurity a priority for your company every month.