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More than 9,000 stories of Utah business reporting, 2011–2026. Search the full archive, or browse by date and section.

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After the system has crashed is not the best time to establish IT procedures and policies

It worked just fine — until it didn’t By Bahar Sharifan There is one commonality among all information technology (IT) systems that stop working: Before they stopped working, they were, at least to some extent, working. Prioritizing the time and money for creating an updated and…

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Just what are those 'things?’

By Brice Wallace When experts talk about the “Internet of Things,” or IoT, some people may get lost in the “things” part of the phrase. Mark Sunday, chief information officer and senior vice president at Oracle, recently clued in a Salt Lake City audience, stressing that those…

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WordPress: Easy to use, but vulnerable to attack

By Matt Mascarenas The first thing to understand is that, no matter what a security consultant may say, there’s no such thing as a 100 percent hack-proof website. With enough time, talent and resources, anything online can be breached. Just ask NASA, T-Mobile, whitehouse.gov,…

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Why conversion rate optimization is important for websites

By Shea Diepevenn Conversion Rate Optimization is the act or goal of converting interested customers into solid leads. In a nutshell, it means persuading clients coming to your website that they should pick up the phone and call your business or make that online purchase. When…

Businesses can improve efficiency across the board with better communications technology

By Ingolf DeJong Nearly every business has a goal to improve efficiency. But not enough businesses recognize one of the simplest, yet potentially most detrimental, areas of impact in their operations. Communications and presentation systems and the ways in which those…

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Patent markings important in determining damages

By Kristian Blomquist Legal notice provided by patent markings may play a major role in patent infringement cases, as it may be a primary factor in calculating damages (e.g., how much money and/or other forms of compensation are to be awarded) when a court decides that patent…

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Traditional utilities, solar energy companies and public interest groups are seeking an equitable and sustainable rate structure for residential rooftop power generation

Striking a balance By Frances Johnson With settlement discussions underway regarding a proposal from Rocky Mountain Power to alter the rate structure for residential solar customers, many solar companies, interest groups and individual customers are speaking out against the…

Energy sector not exempt from struggle to find qualified workers

By Brice Wallace It’s been a common refrain in Utah: an industry struggling with finding skilled employees. Most often, the focus has been on the high-tech industry, but recently it was the energy sector singing the tune and trying to find ways to make young people aware of the…

Utah is making strides in adopting clean energy and fueling resources and it’s the construction industry leading the way

Investing in the alternative Air quality is a matter everyone cares about — especially in Utah, a state that experiences some of the nation’s most extreme winter inversions. When inversion conditions combine with high levels of particulate matter (PM2.5) the air pollution is…

Bloomberg exec: We need to think of new energy technologies as mainstream

By Brice Wallace New energy technologies “should not be called alternative energy anymore,” according to an industry watcher. Speaking at the Governor’s Utah Energy Development Summit in Salt Lake City, Ethan Zindler, head of U.S. research for Bloomberg’s New Energy Finance Ltd.…

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