Joel Snyder

3 weeks ago | fedtechmagazine.com | Joel Snyder

May 07 2025 Software Generative artificial intelligence can help spy agencies aggregate intel quickly. Almost since the dawn of networked computing, the intelligence community has worked under self-imposed handicaps. The requirement for high security in classified environments has meant that government IT teams at IC agencies have had to either do without the latest internet-focused technologies or build their own isolated and secured environments from scratch, at enormous expense.

1 month ago | biztechmagazine.com | Joel Snyder

Apr 15 2025 Artificial Intelligence Every business wants to capitalize on AI, but they must consider each tool’s security and ethical implications, as well as their own needs and budget. Artificial Intelligence is an incredibly hot technology, which means IT teams are trying to apply AI tools to almost every problem, even those that AI may not solve well. Here are five questions to ask about any project before diving in. 1. Is This Tool a Security Risk?

Jan 9, 2025 | edtechmagazine.com | Joel Snyder

2. How Can Institutions Select More Sustainable Devices? Major IT hardware and software providers are very aware of the e-waste and lifecycle problem, and it’s easy to uncover lifecycle timelines, OS and security patch commitments, and other sustainability information. IT teams should bring that data to the table when considering hardware purchases, whether for infrastructure, the data center or end-user devices.

Dec 3, 2024 | sciencedirect.com | Erin Hannon |Joel Snyder |Inbal Arnon |Lucie Wolters

Everyday tasks like talking, walking, and playing rely heavily on integrating our senses and motor skills. Learning to play a musical instrument likewise depends on the effective coordination of physical movements and auditory signals to produce music. Mastery in musical training develops through repetitive practice, consistently honing the connection between perception, action, and cognition (Baer et al., 2013; Dalla Bella et al., 2024; Repp, 2010).

Jun 19, 2024 | insights.samsung.com | Joel Snyder

Everyone wants — or needs — to be able to work on a mobile device without compromising business data or personal privacy, but carrying two separate phones is often inconvenient. Highly mobile companies rely on Android’s work/home model, which essentially splits a mobile device down the middle in terms of app usage and data to achieve the ideal balance. Android Work Profile gives businesses security and control over company data while respecting employee privacy.