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Photon’s Michael Levine Photon explains why conversational interfaces improve customer engagement and are transforming e-commerce companies.

Universities must take steps to address students’ personal device security and grant them constant secure access to high speed internet, according to University of Kentucky CTO Doyle Friskney.

Alienware’s Chris Sutphen explains the future of augmented and virtual reality for business, and why the company worked with Microsoft to design the new Dell Visor.

George Scorsis, CEO of Liberty Sciences, explains CBD technology, and shares practical advice on how business can innovate in a challenging regulatory environment.

Smart cities require highly trained tech employees, and by 2024 there will be 1.8 million open tech jobs in the US.

Financing is one of the biggest issues facing cities seeking to add smart city infrastructure due to a lack of tangible assets to secure a loan.

TechRepublic contributor Jay Garmon explains how generative adversarial networks, or GANs, help machine learning networks mutate and learn by pitting two AI’s against each other so they both improve.

Almost all cities face the same roadblocks on the path to becoming a smart city. Find out more from Jesse Berst, chairman of the Smart Cities Council.

RedBoot is slick wiperware masquerading as ransomware. TechRepublic’s Brandon Vigliarolo explains why next-gen cyberattacks will be packaged and sold like commercial software.

At Indeed Explore, Raj Mukherjee of Indeed explains why every company is seeking tech talent.

Western Carolina University’s Patrick McGraw explains how VMware’s NSX platform could be used to help the university recover data from sister schools affected by natural disasters.

Security, hardware, and the cloud dominated this year’s IT budget spending. Tech Pro Research Managing Editor Bill Detwiler shares the top business technology trends from our 2018 IT Budget Report.