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TOGAF certification guide: Options, training, cost, exam info

CIO Business Intelligence

TOGAF is a longstanding, popular, open-source enterprise architecture framework that is widely used by large businesses, government agencies, non-government public organizations, and defense agencies. Offered by The Open Group, TOGAF advises enterprises on how best to implement, deploy, manage, and maintain enterprise architecture.

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5 IT trends to watch in 2019 and beyond

mrc's Cup of Joe Blog

GDPR provides strict guidelines on how organizations use and protect personal data. Whether its government data, social media data, or financial data there are a lot of questions being asked right now around privacy and the role IT plays in society. Over the next few years, we’ll see a major push towards data regulation and governance.

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AI-generated images are taking over the world and you can’t do anything about it

Dataconomy

AI-generated images can have various applications, such as entertainment, art, education, research, or social media. AI art is a term that refers to the creation of artworks using artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. What are the ethical and social implications of AI art? AI-generated images are not only about deepfakes.

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The simple solutions to better games

The Verge

Social sites more often give users the ability to add alt text or captions to their content, and more people are learning to use them. EA recently shared open patents and open-source code for its accessibility tech but doesn’t offer resources beyond those documents for how to implement the tech.

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History of Computer Hacking and Cybersecurity Threats: From the 50s to Today

ForAllSecure

The term "hacker" was first used to refer to computer hacking at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the late 1950s. “Hacker” referred to people who explored the limits of computer technology and found ways to modify or improve computer hardware and software.

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8 ways to hire a developer [Actionable tips]

Hacker Earth

From hackathons to automated evaluation tools, semantic analysis to personality tests, social hiring to web scraping, recruiting is being reinvented and how. Data suggests that “it takes 29 days to hire a referred candidate, 39 days to hire a candidate through a job posting, and 55 days to hire a candidate through a career site.”.

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If Mark Zuckerberg won’t fix Facebook’s algorithms problem, who will?

Vox

At Thursday’s hearing on misinformation and social media, several members of Congress took aim at the company’s engagement algorithms, saying they spread misinformation in order to maximize profits. At least one member of Congress is suggesting that social media companies might need a special regulatory agency.

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