More than 55% of the world’s population uses social media. As one of the world’s 4.33 billion social media users, I utilize various social media platforms to stay connected to friends, stay current on events and connect with brands that I love, but companies across organizations are leveraging the power of social media to raise…
Sustainable. Sleek. Stirring. MAPR’s client, Zaiser Motors, is seizing the opportunity to use the latest technologies to provide the automotive industry with a motorcycle that can do it all. The new Electrocycle™ by Zaiser Motors is breaking barriers and redefining the design of electric vehicles. This product not only has a 300-mile range and 120…
While video conferencing platforms like Zoom existed before the global spread of the coronavirus upended the world, Zoom truly revolutionized how we connect with one another during the COVID-19 pandemic…
As COVID-19 continues to exponentially spread, people across the globe are turning to new habits like working from home and visiting doctors online. With the influx of shared information over the internet, the security of our information is top of mind for many of us.
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In the wake of data breaches affecting millions of users at Facebook and Equifax, data protection and privacy is a growing concern for consumers, businesses and legislators. The European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation, or GDPR, will be the first piece of legislation to impact data protection on a global scale…
“3D printing” is a relatively new buzzword used to describe a process that’s been around since the 1980s: Additive Manufacturing (AM), in which a three-dimensional design is used to build an object by depositing material in layers. Recently, the term has gained traction as AM technologies have advanced and become more affordable.
The communications industry — from mass media to advertising to public relations — has changed as much as any other in the last few years. I believe dramatic changes will continue and even accelerate in the coming year. Some of these changes will be positive while others will represent the continuing struggles in the communications industry.
On September 30 Apple released version 9 of its default web browser, Safari. The new browser version came bundled with OS X El Capitan, and is also available for Yosemite and Mavericks users. In addition to security, privacy and compatibility updates, Safari 9 also includes controls to mute audio in tabs, additional viewing options…
In 1987 Ronald Reagan was president, a gallon of gas cost 89 cents and economist and author Robert Solow stated, “You can see the computer age everywhere but in the productivity statistics.” Computer use was on the rise, yet, while U.S. companies had invested in information technology hoping to bolster productivity in the workforce…