Luke Fitzpatrick

Omri Hurwitz Media ( OHM ) has recently expanded its client roster to include notable brands such as Pointfive and Nickwatch, among others. This development follows OHM’s significant expansion of its media assets, further solidifying its position as a powerhouse in the public relations and media landscape that has been gaining a great worldwide reputation.

Getting a traffic ticket is one of those moments in your life when frustration is an understatement; the effects go further than just a fine.

Yunan Weng’s upcoming AI-first human resources information system (HRIS) aims to revolutionize HR practices in the U.S.

It’s always dicey to know your way with the traffic laws; sometimes, it can get all the more confusing when trying to understand what transpires the instance you get a traffic ticket in Missouri. Missouri traffic ticket laws have a “point” system. The graver the offense, the graver the nature of the violation and hence the judgment of the penalties. Of course, drivers should realise that these points, the penalties carrying a fine, have long-lasting effects such as increased insurance premiums and even license suspension.

Is your online business hitting a wall? You’re not alone. Many entrepreneurs pour their heart, soul, and resources into their ventures, only to find growth plateauing without warning. The strategies that once brought success now seem ineffective, leaving you wondering what’s next.

In the complex world of cloud computing, infrastructure-as-code (IaC) has revolutionized how organizations build and manage their environments.

As industries around the world harness the power of AI and automation, few face as complex a challenge as American healthcare.

Autonomous vehicle (AV) technology has made remarkable strides, but the vision of fully self-driving cars remains just out of reach.

As more and more applications are stored in containers, it’s crucial to have a system to manage them in modern IT infrastructures.

‘Hyperconnected’ might feel like an understatement. With the explosion of Internet of Things (IoT) devices, the normalization of remote work, and the adoption of multi-cloud infrastructures, the world seems to run more smoothly and more connected. However, for cybersecurity professionals, these changes create a labyrinth of permissions and vulnerabilities. Traditional “castle-and-moat” security models are crumbling, leaving APIs and other entry points exposed to exploitation. In response, Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) has emerged as the new gold standard for security.