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What Is Digital Transformation About?

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The term digital transformation is the name of the continuous process of change caused by digital technologies. While there is

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Yves Morieux: Too Many Rules Can Kill Staff Productivity [Video]

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I have a somewhat favorable opinion about processes, procedures, and policy in the workplace. I could write a bunch of

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Who Invented the World Wide Web? And Why?

April 19, 2017April 19, 2017 Christopher Isak 3564 Views 3 Comments Academics, ARPANET, Browser, CERN, Computers, DARPA, Data, Fault-Tolerant, Government, History, html, HTML Editor, HTTP, Information Age, Internet, Leonard Kleinrock, Military, mit, MIT AI Lab, NetValley, networks, Next, NeXTcube, Origins, Packet Networking, Past, Protocols, Quote, Robust, Stanford Research Institute, Switzerland, System, TCP/IP, Technology, Test, Tim Berners-Lee, TimBL, UCLA, W3, Web Browser, Web Server, Website, Why, Wikipedia, World Wide Web, WWW, WYSIWYG

We use the web every day. We browse through the Internet without even realizing what we do. Nowadays on all

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UK Government Wants to Tax Web Entrepreneurs

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The UK Government has announced new terms which might force online sites such as eBay, PayPal and Airbnb to hand

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