Features Region: Northeast

Most people have come to expect that companies will recommend similar products to them after buying—or even looking at—something online. Phrases such as “others who bought this also liked…” have become commonplace. Sarah Foss, however, doesn’t give people what other consumers want. She knows the value of tailoring suggestions specifically to individuals to give them […]

The call came while Aaron Leiberman was attending an industry conference in Las Vegas for partners and customers. A ConRes client had been hit with a ransomware attack, and he and his team of solution architects and engineers were urgently needed on-site to guide incident response and recovery efforts. Leaving the conference immediately, Leiberman, the […]

It’s not far off the mark to say Chris Myers endured everything but a swarm of locusts in 2020. A pandemic, tornado and multiple cyberthreats top the list of calamities the chief technology officer at Doylestown Hospital confronted, and just for good measure, the pandemic surged twice and remained very much a public health threat […]

Cyberattacks have become almost a daily aspect of life, both for individuals and for large companies and governmental entities. For CIOs serving academic institutions, the rise of remote learning has made the issue an even more pertinent and critical aspect of their mission. Case in point: myriad technical updates to infrastructure and technology CIO Bill […]

Even with the La Salle College High School campus idled after the arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020, Braden Bonner was skeptical about a suggestion on how to use the school’s technology. “I was just thinking about keeping students learning and teachers teaching, and it sounded like the students wanted me to install […]

The air is charged with excitement. Kids tightly grip video game controllers, transfixed by monitors displaying showdowns between Nintendo gaming icons like Mario, Donkey Kong and Pokemon’s Pikachu. The characters in the kid-friendly video game don’t knock each other out, just off the stage and out of bounds. And all of this is happening … […]

The printing revolution was kicked off by German Johannes Gutenberg’s proto-printing press, first used in 1440. By some accounts, that revolution is still underway. Except you can forget about the messy ink and toxic lead castings. Instead, think digital printing which, like the digital revolution surrounding it, has the power to disrupt the status quo […]

The team’s boss being a dedicated baseball man, he has a pet peeve about long lines at the concessions. A fan’s attention should be on the field, Larry Lucchino makes clear as President/CEO Emeritus of the Boston Red Sox, and as the principal owner and chairman of its top minor league affiliate. Besides, it’s bad […]

Each day she walks through the searing sun and dusty brush on a dirt track, then waits in line for tap water to carry back home to her family. Then one day, the spigot goes dry and it’s not just a wasted walk, it’s her family’s water supply in jeopardy. Communal water points serve about […]

There’s more to technology than computer science, says U.S. Imaging Network’s CIO Peter Wallace—in fact, he likens the inherent nature of creative problem solving to a more artistic process. Bringing his vision to the New York-based firm in 2017, Wallace delivered substantial results to the firm that offers medical and health diagnostic consulting services, as […]