DCI Editor In Chief Mark Drapeau in Fortune: America needs a new bargain on data centers
Data Catalyst Institute Editor In Chief Mark Drapeau has written a commentary for Fortune on the public backlash against AI data c
Data Catalyst Institute Editor In Chief Mark Drapeau has written a commentary for Fortune on the public backlash against AI data c
Blockchain technology is revolutionizing financial services like the internet changed communication. As Skype moved long-distance calls from operators and steep fees, blockchain brings fast, inexpensive processes to financial transactions.
Manufacturing leaders of all ages approve of and use XR technology, with key age differences for where the most value lies. Differences complement generational trends and create a model for other industries looking to engage and recruit talent.
Persisting COVID-era price controls on restaurant food delivery app companies will only end up harming restaurants and consumers.
This report reviews how different sub-groups of SMBs have dramatically different uses of and attitudes about AI in their workplaces.
Massachusetts goes live with online sports wagering just in time for March Madness 2023.
New research from the Mercatus Center shows that workers with app-based gig jobs make up <10% of the independent contractor workforce.
Popular delivery company Instacart is reportedly planning to launch a version of its site tailored to small businesses, increasing competition amongst 3rd-party online marketplaces.
Without federal legislation around the ownership and privacy of data collected by sophisticated personal vehicles, the legal rules of the road about such data are unclear.
The Editor In Chief of DCI introduces a new editorial series, "The New State of Data Privacy," focused on the rapidly-expanding landscape of private companies working on Privacy Tech.
This research report analyzes how modern small businesses in different regions of the U.S. reach their customers and sell their products through a variety of online and offline sales methods.
This Analysis Memo considers the downstream consequences of increased antitrust regulation of very large tech companies in the U.S. and Europe on the digitally-driven small business economy emerging from the pandemic.