Technology & Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Short-form videos can eliminate unnecessary meetings 

Whether you’re in the office full time or still working remotely, one thing is...

Expert tips for businesses to harden cyber defenses

President Joe Biden is urging companies to “harden your cyber defenses immediately” if they have not already done so because of the increased threat of Russian cyberattacks. 

Amid growing uncertainties, company’s future readiness becomes key

The wildly swinging economic factors of the past two years revealed which American businesses were ready for the kind of upending changes the future could bring, and which were not. 

Use of big data analytics raises hope for better public health

Louisiana typically ranks at or near the bottom for public health in the U.S., which typically ranks low among rich countries. Providers and payers say increased use of big data can improve health outcomes. 

MatchPoint Connection navigates NIL world, linking brands with talent

One Baton Rouge company, MatchPoint Connection, finds itself perfectly positioned to serve as matchmaker.

LSU announces new cybersecurity, defense initiative 

LSU today announced a new initiative to accelerate cybersecurity and defense studies, grow its ROTC program and build a cyber military corridor on campus. 

Transformyx acquired by Atlanta-based company 

Baton Rouge-based technology infrastructure and managed services company Transformyx today announced it has been acquired by Atlanta-based Lockstep Technology Group. 

How business owners can benefit from Visit Baton Rouge’s partnership with Arrivalist

In December, Visit Baton Rouge announced a partnership with visitation intelligence company Arivalist, and local business owners can now benefit from the data being generated.

Relief Telemed going through bankruptcy reorganization

Relief Telemed, a Baton Rouge firm that aspired to be the “Waitr of health care,” is going through bankruptcy proceedings.

LSU professor increasing smartphone privacy through user’s grip

An LSU professor is working to create and commercialize smartphone technology that would enhance privacy and security by preventing phones from displaying personal information to users who aren’t the phone’s owner.