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Join top executives in San Francisco on July 11-12, to hear how leaders are integrating and optimizing AI investments for success. Learn More Savvy organizations recognize that the faster you can service customers, the happier they will be. That typically goes hand in hand with savings in operational costs. But due to fraud, connecting with

March 15, 2023  •  4 min read  •  By Michael Bürgi Anyone who attended South by Southwest in the three or so years before Covid hit might have gone into this year’s event thinking they were going to get bedazzled by all sorts of experiential activations. Turns out, it was a more sober and serious conference in

Gaming is becoming more and more expensive. You will spend around $500 on modern consoles or at least $2,000 on a PC that can play the latest games at decent framerates and resolutions. And if you want to play a VR title, you will spend anywhere between $400 to $1,000 on a headset, in addition

The Resident Evil 4 remake is due out on March 24th, and today Capcom released a free trial for the game on PlayStation 4,...

Kids movies run the gamut from animated films that are suitable for children of all ages to comedies and fantasies that might even be rated PG (but mom and dad say they’re okay). While there are tons of great new movies for kids, some of the old classics have staying power, too. If you’re looking

Joseph James Nantomah, widely known as The Black Mentor, is a notable Nigerian millionaire and philanthropist in the diaspora. His entrepreneurial exploits in mentorship, investments and real estate have earned him recognition from several institutions, including Who is Who Professionals, the “Who is Who in America”...

The following excerpt is from franchise expert Mark Siebert's book The Franchisee Handbook. Buy it now.We've all heard the stories: How 100 shares of McDonald's initial stock offering back in 1965 would be worth millions today. How no McDonald's franchisee has ever failed. But the stories that really get our hearts pumping are the ones

The Monitor is a weekly column devoted to everything happening in the WIRED world of culture, from movies to memes, TV to Twitter.Around the WIRED offices I’m not necessarily a “told ya so” kind of person. Frankly, in a workplace this smart, I’m more of a “no, no, you’re right” team player. But on Monday