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At the office, diversity works, but shorter work weeks may not

At SXSW, company execs say it takes serious effort to recruit minorities, but the results make stronger and more creative teams

CIOs who master digital transformations will win CEO jobs

CIOs who work closely with CEOs to direct digital strategies will eventually find themselves in the CEO’s seat themselves, according to Salesforce.com CEO Marc Benioff.

Educational IT crying out for better analytics, BYOD management

NASA fired up for Pi Day 2016

NASA dares you to take Pi Day challenge to celebrate 3.14 (March 14)

Disney’s IT layoffs fuel Trump, Rubio H-1B attacks at debate

Republicans, unlike the Democrats, are talking about the controversial visa program

Obama expands STEM education and training efforts

The government’s TechHire initiative gets major push to train and hire highly skilled tech workers.

Employers get creative with compensation

Savvy companies are coming up with new ways to recognize their best employees, according to PayScale's 2016 Compensation Best Practices report.

10 tips for CIOs looking for a seat on the board

Board appointments require careful consideration and preparation. Here’s how IT leaders from Procter & Gamble, Biogen and Google Ventures secured their seats.

How to avoid collaboration overload

Collaboration can do wonders for your organization's productivity, but there's a dark side. With an increase in collaboration comes an increase in burnout and attrition. The good news: Technology can help.

Tech training course promises a job in 90 days or your money back

Technology has become vital to the daily operations of most businesses, but hiring managers are finding it difficult to land the right candidates. That's why CareerBuilder and Capella University are partnering to train candidates and then place them