Securing People in the Age of the IoT
Our increasingly connected, always-on world has changed the way we manage most aspects of our lives. It’s not just our cellphone, computer, or tablet [...]
Looming Chlorpyrifos Ban Has ‘Natural’ Pesticide Makers Buzzing
Migrant workers harvest strawberries at a farm near Oxnard, Calif.Photographer: Joe Klamar/AFP/Getty Images Posted Aug. 14, 2018, 5:45 AM Marrone Bio Innovations [...]
Artificial intelligence can alleviate revenue cycle management challenges
By Sunil Konda About 64 million adults in America struggle to pay their medical bills. In fact, one in five Americans is considered to have delinquent medical debt. [...]
Fate of visa program for startups in limbo
By Lynn Brezosky | June 29, 2018 Photo: Gabrielle Lurie, Freelance / Special To The Chronicle Venture capitalists are among those hoping the [...]
9 Tips for Succeeding as a Woman in a Male-Dominated World
Today, women are almost 47 percent of the workforce. Thirty years ago, when I was beginning my career, women were still something of an anomaly [...]
U.S. Immigration Policy Hurts the Economy: Opinion
Regardless of daily news headlines, there should still be a place in this world for common sense. Even some conservative-leaning organizations are critical of the import tariffs the Trump Administration [...]
Shale Country Is Out of Workers and Dangling 100% Pay Hikes
By David Wethe June 6, 2018 It’s fueling the region and starving it at the same time. Sales-tax revenue is hitting a record high, allowing [...]
Daseke Betting on Technology Ready for the Long Haul
BY NICHOLAS SAKELARIS • MAY 29, 2018 Automatic transmissions, adaptive cruise control, collision avoidance, GPS tracking, built-in cameras, and electronic driver logs represent the future of the fast-evolving [...]
Harris County cites Harvey in appraisal delays
By Nancy Sarnoff May 15, 2018 Photo: Mark Mulligan, Houston Chronicle / Houston Chronicle Photo: Mark Mulligan, Houston Chronicle / Houston Chronicle A pile of [...]
Nebo by MyScript makes my iPad feel like my long-lost Newton
By Smythe Richbourg I’ve written quite a few articles for various publications in the last 30 years or so. All of them were typed on some [...]