Why total bans on remote work don't remotely work
Companies seem to be moving in different directions when it comes to remote workers. Some have embraced the practice. Others have banned it. But there is a middle ground.
Stories by Mike Elgan
The 5 surprising things to know about smart glasses
As you hear about augmented reality over the next few years, understand where it's going: straight into smart glasses to power enterprise applications.
We need virtual assistants that talk to each other
A lot of companies have developed voice-based virtual assistants, but you still have to choose one and stick with it.You shouldn't have to.
Inside the trillion-dollar selfie industrial complex
The taking of selfies and other photographs inspired and driven in part by social sharing is the key to the future of business, marketing and the artificial intelligence age.
Get ready for the coming business travel crisis
Companies face two impending risks to corporate data: a potential mobile device ban on air flights and the ongoing possibility that data could be exposed during border crossings.
Google, A.I. and the rise of the super-sensor
This week's demo of Google Lens showcases to what's really coming: The rise of the all-purpose super-sensor fueled by software-based A.I.
Why your next business phone will be an Amazon Echo
"The phone is already dead."
How the Amazon Echo Look improves privacy
Why the privacy critics are dead wrong about Amazon's new A.I. bedroom camera.
OK, Google, let's put the new voice ID everywhere
Google Home now recognizes who you are when you talk to it. This technology is too powerful and useful to leave at Home.
Honesty is not the best privacy policy
Hackers, tech companies and governments want our personal information. Only lies can save us now.
Why smart stores don't check out
Amazon, Starbucks and Apple want you to walk into their stores, pick up your items, then walk right out. But there's a problem.
The laptop is dead
Here's Mike Elgan's open-and-shut case on why the venerable laptop is on its way out.
Anything you post can and will be used against you
Sure, the CIA can hack your TV, but public posts on Facebook could really hurt you.
How YouTube TV will kill cable
YouTube's new live TV service will make TV mobile, flexible, easy, competitive and super profitable for Google.
Note to self: Stop taking notes!
Artificial intelligence makes scribbling or typing notes and reminders obsolete. Talk and the notes just happen.