James A. Martin

James A. Martin is a seasoned tech journalist and blogger based in San Francisco and winner of the 2014 ASBPE National Gold award for his CIO.com blog. He writes CIO.com's Living the Tech Life blog and is also a content marketing consultant.

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Who’s developing quantum computers?

Who’s developing quantum computers?

Here are classical computing stalwarts and the startups they are vying with for a piece of the quantum-computing future.

What is quantum computing?

What is quantum computing?

Quantum computing is moving from science fiction to reality. Here’s what enterprise IT planners should know.

5 ways to keep virtual assistants from sharing your company's secrets

5 ways to keep virtual assistants from sharing your company's secrets

Consumers love talking to Alexa, Siri, Cortana and Google Now. But what should CIOs be doing to prepare for the growing use of virtual assistants among their employees?

10 things you need to know about the security risks of wearables

10 things you need to know about the security risks of wearables

Fitness trackers may not present a huge security risk, but any connected device can be hacked. Here’s what you need to know to minimize those security and privacy threats.

13 wearable tech trends to watch in 2016

Will Fitbit continue to dominate the activity tracker market in 2016? Will consumers pay for insights based on data their activity trackers collect? Just how secure is that information? Wearable technology experts answer these...

8 reasons to buy an iPad Pro vs. a MacBook (and vice versa)

If you can only have one, you’ll want to check out these reasons for choosing the iPad Pro over the MacBook – and vice versa.

14 ways to improve corporate wellness programs with wearables

14 ways to improve corporate wellness programs with wearables

Corporate wellness experts share dos and don't of wearable-based corporate health and wellness programs, along with advice on how to enhance and improve your organizations current employee fitness initiatives.

6 reasons why Apple Watch will kill activity trackers (and 6 reasons it won't)

Apple Watch owners and users of dedicated fitness trackers, such as Fitbits, share opinions on why smartwatches will eventually make trackers obsolete, as well as reasons why fitness gadgets will remain relevant … at least for a few...

 Experts bust Android security myths

Experts bust Android security myths

A set of mobile security experts provides insight on the current state of Android security.

8 Android security tips for IT, corporate users

A set of security experts shares actionable tips for IT departments and users to help reduce the risk associated with the popular mobile OS.

Traction watch: game of drones

Traction watch: game of drones

Drones are taking off, and with them is rising a nascent industry. Drone startups collected $108 million in VC funding in 2014, a 104 percent jump from the year before.

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