Self-driving car technology could end up in robots
The development of self-driving cars could spur advancements in robotics and cause other ripple effects, potentially benefitting society in a variety of ways.
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US Social Security Administration spent nearly $300M on IT project 'boondoggle,' lawmakers say
The U.S. Social Security Administration has spent nearly US$300 million on a software system for processing disability claims that still isn't finished and has delivered limited useful functionality, according to an independent report on the project.
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McKinsey beats Google, Facebook for having the toughest interviews
Job candidates seeking employment at consulting firm McKinsey & Company better prepare themselves -- it ranked as the toughest company to interview at in a recent report, well ahead of big-name technology players like Google, Microsoft and Facebook.
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McKinsey: Galleon tech insider trading is 'embarrassing' to our reputation
McKinsey & Co, one of the world's largest management consultancies that prides itself on reputation, has said it is "incredibly distressing and embarrassing" that two senior executives were caught up in the Galleon insider trading case involving technology shares.
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Lean, mean coding machines equal big bucks for McKinsey
The alpha geek consultants at The McKinsey Quarterly have come out with an interesting new research paper that says application developers have to get lean — as in, adopt lean manufacturing techniques. That’s right, you know who you are — slim down, toughen up, drop and give me 20!
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Government open data proves a treasure trove for savvy businesses
Ever since President Obama signed the Open Data Executive Order, government agencies have been making their vast data stores available to the public. These once-secret data sets are proving a valuable business resource, too.