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Tring School's adoption of Google tools has fostered a sharing culture, leading to significant improvements in student engagement and academic performance.

Cloud computing has allowed for rapid innovation in the industry, with over 1,000 new features introduced by AWS in 2016 alone.

Microsoft unveils seven stellar strategies to demystify coding for beginners and educators, from games to online courses.

Adobe's innovation suite grows with XD, Project Felix, and Vocal set to revolutionise design, 3D art, and audio editing.

Facebook launches updated Safety Centre to improve user experience on the platform and provide resources on privacy controls and bullying prevention.

Ransomware gangs escalate email attacks, employing WSF attachments to spread the Locky virus, reveals cybersecurity firm Symantec.

Instead of evolving the strain's capabilities, Crypt888 developers instead experimented with languages and UIs, rather than changing the coding.

Salesforce reigns supreme in CRM by empowering non-developers with low-code tools, transforming how businesses customise their enterprise software.

Microsoft teams up with Renault-Nissan Alliance to work on the new generation of connected driving & autonomous services, through Microsoft Azure.

Hortonworks releases version 2.5 of its big data software, offering new tools for data analytics and management.

Fake online security awards on Ashley Madison website should have raised suspicion, says expert. TRUSTe provides link-back test to verify awards.

Symantec has uncovered a new type of ransomware being distributed on the cyberundergound that distributes a ransomware builder to aspiring attackers.

The tech research company says that game-based learning enables students to experience the situation from close quarters.

The interactive, on-demand and computer-based training covers high-risk topics and how you can identify red flags in your system.

Carbon Black has bulked up its endpoint security with the acquisition of next gen antivirus company Confer, driving nextgen security into new markets.

Researchers at Microsoft and the University of Washington have reached an early milestone by storing a record 200 megabytes of data within DNA.

Recently, a particular type of malware, has become increasingly troublesome for both businesses and home users. It is is known as ransomware.

In short, botnets allow hackers to take control of multiple computers at the one time to spread viruses, create spam and perform attacks.

What's old is new again. Judging from our ramping volume of client inquiry, DAM is undergoing a bit of a renaissance, albeit a quiet one.

Operational Dead Reckoning may help you get back on track, says Joe Auslander, Senior Agile Consultant at Assurity Consulting.