May 2016

Once the province of first-world countries, recognition technologies are becoming commonplace solutions in less developed parts of the world.

Municipal warehouses that store the inventory needed to keep cities running often suffer from lax oversight, costing millions in public funds.

The U.S. workplace will soon host five different generations. Here's a look at what to expect, and how to bridge potential divides with deeper conversation.

The author distinguishes the differences and challenges between managing an incident and managing a crisis.

When a cyberattack caused the first power outage in Ukraine, a once-theoretical threat became a reality.

The water crisis in Michigan is a local, state, and national emergency, as well as as a case study for the complexities of crisis and emergency management.

As the number of reported campus assault incidents continues to increase, concerns are raised over whether colleges are properly investigating those cases.

Guidelines for screening and continuous evaluation of private-sector employees with access to classified information are in the final stages of approval.

How Marist College secures its servers as part of its well-known polling functions.