It was the mid-1970s, and the idea of the “paperless office” was published in Businessweek by the head of Xerox’s research lab. “It painted a not-incorrect picture of future workers going about their business accessing and analyzing information on screens,”...

Why this computer scientist believes there is only one safe voting technology. She’s been called a Luddite. She’s had microphones yanked out of her hand, and been called a crank by both the left and the right. And she remains...

The human brain is an incredible thing. The more we learn about how it works – and how that information can be applied to business – the more amazing it appears. For example, neuromarketing research has proven that our brains...