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7 secrets of highly diverse companies

Diversity's a major issue in IT, but some companies just seem to 'do diversity' better than others. What's their secret?

The Senate’s unanswered questions about H-1B replacements

Federal agencies are still reviewing broader issues around the law that leads to IT worker job losses

12 bad habits that slow IT to a crawl

Bottlenecks always seem born of the best intentions, but they must be rooted out -- and broken

Your guide to top tech conferences

CIO.com's sortable, searchable directory of technology conferences makes it easy to find events coming to a convention center near you (or ones worth a trip out of town).

What the Amazon culture means

The recent controversy surrounding Amazon's "brutal" workplace is missing some critical points about corporate culture.

Traction Watch: Job app Switch grows job applications 220 percent in one month

The age-old process of finding and applying for jobs is finally getting some serious disruption from a Tinder-like startup app playing matchmaker to businesses and potential employees.

General Electric CIO, Cisco VP among Top Women in Cloud

Clouds ahead: What an IT career will look like five years out

IT infrastructure is increasingly giving way to the cloud. Here's how to remain relevant in the years ahead

Tech pros make the most of the ‘gig economy’

Younger IT workers are increasingly choosing independence over full-time employment. Is the 'open talent economy' right for you too? Three 20- and 30-somethings share their experiences.

Older IT pros pushed aside by younger H-1B workers

H-1B visas go primarily to people who are under 35, suggesting that the threat of age discrimination may be central to much of the hostility surrounding the controversial program.