APEXX Global announced the expansion of its global presence with entrance into the US market today. The global payments firm mentioned that Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) technology has changed the inter...

Real users ranked Cynet 360 — an XDR platform purposely built for lean IT Security teams — a Leader in G2’s Winter 2022 Report

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NG-SIEM is emerging as a cloud- and analytics-driven alternative to legacy SIEMs. Based on new research, Omdia highlights five important new insights for anyone considering a NG-SIEM purchase.

Over the two years since the start of the pandemic, volatility has become the new normal: hampered by unexpected closures, service delays, and material scarcity, businesses today face unprecedented challenges. Lead times across industries reached record highs in 2021, and the continued need for safety regulations further complicated supply chain planning and capacity management. Governing bodies relaxed regulations for a time, only to then reinstate those same restrictions again during a surge.

Reopening has been halting and painful, but 2022 is expected to herald economic recovery thanks to broad population immunity and medical advances. As you plan your 2022 technology strategy, here’s a recap of the critical capabilities that enabled businesses to build supply chain resilience last year.

Alphabet Inc-owned Google said in a Jan. 4 blog post that it has acquired Israeli cybersecurity startup Siemplify. This comes as the US tech giant expands its security offerings amid increasing cyber attacks. While financial details were not disclosed by the companies, reports from a source familiar with the transaction said that Google paid $500 million […]

Google says the deal will bring security orchestration, automation, and response to its Google Cloud security portfolio and expand its Chronicle platform.

Reisinger joins as CEO, EMEA and Latin America, to accelerate global growth strategy.

CISOs welcome the cybersecurity funding allocated under the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, but say it’s not perfect because it doesn't address a key issue: people.

Pemo: Welcome, John. It’s so good to connect again. I know we met many years ago when you were at PayPal Ventures, so let me know about the new startup. It sounds really interesting. John Lunn: Sure! Gr4vy is what’s now known as payment orchestration, and essentially it was born out of the frustration of […]

Blockchain and crypto isn’t usually associated with the Internet of things. IoTeX aims to change all of that with their vision of a borderless...

Various polls taken by supply chain stakeholders from 2020 to the present moment – including our own – all point to a similar reality. Visibility is still a significant concern for organizations and is absolutely fundamental to a high performing supply chain. This comes as no surprise as disruption continues to affect the cost-to-serve on razor thin margins, and lack of timely insight impacts operational efficiency, OTIF delivery, and customer satisfaction.

The time to act is now. As is choosing a solution that offers the breadth and depth of supply chain visibility needed to help mitigate the impacts of disruption, recover revenues, and outperform competitors.

Skim the latest supply chain news and you’ll find headlines spanning disruptions, backlogs, shipping delays, soaring prices, and changing consumer habits. “Supply chain complexity” is a popular search term as businesses explore technologies that will enable them to better manage risk and uncertainty. We’ve discussed how supply chain visibility is the foundation to building a successful technology strategy – but what is the ultimate aim?

Certainly, the “perfect order” – on time and in full (OTIF) delivery at the lowest possible cost – is the gold standard from a business perspective. From a technological perspective, the systems that will best help us reach those aims are intelligent cloud platforms with artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and deep learning (DL) capabilities.