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Research from application security crowd testing and bug bounty program provider Cobalt attempts to define what enterprises could measure to improve results
Corporations don't have to look outside for fresh and innovative ideas. Instead, businesses can foster intrapreneurship by encouraging better communication between IT and other departments.
Two very different companies; one surprising similarity: They don't need a CEO to be successful.
Treadmill desks offer a big advantage: Improving your health. But are they worth the cost and other potential cons?
Networking, governance issues are key
If you don't build a strong culture in your organization, one will appear anyway -- and it likely won't serve your company well.
Making the move from IT professional to IT leader takes a different set of skills. The same type of pivot is necessary with how you approach your resume.
Everest Group study reveals surprisingly high levels of customer dissatisfaction with global IT service firms. Download the free research report to learn where and why IT service providers are failing.
Long-time GameStop CIO Jeff Donaldson launches a consultancy to help companies automate manual processes using artificial intelligence and design thinking.
The Amazon outage reminds companies that having all their eggs in one cloud basket might be a risky strategy
Artificial intelligence has been called the next big thing. Neural science professor an AI entrepreneur Gary Marcus sets our expectations.
A fight at conservative news outlet The Blaze over Tomi Lahren’s Facebook page might set a precedent or two
According to several reports, economic espionage by China has been declining since before an agreement 18 months ago to curb it.
Microsoft's Office 365 has a big lead, but Google is quickly repositioning G Suite for business and winning some big customers. Who will come out on top in this rapidly evolving market?
This in-demand role calls for a rare combination of superior communication skills and security chops. Learn how one information assurance analyst landed his current job, the skills and training that helped him get there, and where his sights are set
Peter Lee, Microsoft’s research vice president, answers hard questions about artificial intelligence and machine learning
Contrary to popular beliefs, remote workers are more empathetic, desire human connection and pick up the phone more than their in-office counterparts.
Each year, the Information Security Forum, a nonprofit association that researches and analyzes security and risk management issues, releases its 'Threat Horizon' report to provide a forward-looking view of the biggest security threats over a two-yea
A survey from Wakefield Research and BetterWorks suggests political discourse is starting to affect workplace productivity as a result of the 24 hour social-media news cycle. Here's what you can do about it.
With the Creators Update, Microsoft is making it easier to wrap existing desktop apps in the new Universal Windows Platform format. Is that a stepping stone to more modern Windows 10 apps or recognition that traditional PC applications are the founda
FM Backscatter makes everyday objects into reflective, tiny FM radios by embedding antennas into them, say researchers
PureCarbon’s Delta Gloves use piezoresistive sensors, Bluetooth and advanced data analytics to track weights lifted and exercises performed
Securing the critical infrastructure security remains a challenge, and organizations have to adjust their security strategies
Confidence in our power over machines also makes us guilty of hoping to bend reality to our code
LinkedIn's Jennifer Shappley shares how she sources for soft skills and what to look for in your own candidates.
SDN security: More capabilities versus protocol and dependency weaknesses
Mattersight says it optimizes outcomes by connecting callers with agents that can best deal with their personality traits
Learn how using candidate personas can improve the diversity of your candidate pool when sourcing and recruiting.
How we got from punch cards to flash storage, the internet and smartphones
Pre-paid data SIM cards are a great way to get 4G LTE data on a device without paying for a long-term contract. Here are seven options if you're looking for a contract-free, pre-paid SIM card for your unlocked smartphone or tablet.
In a departure from using AI and machine learning tools for tasks such as automating customer service, some companies are applying the technologies to grow better corn crops and exterminate bugs and vermin.
You're already reaping the benefits of AI and machine learning when you watch TV, get a ride to the airport or shop for clothing -- here's how the technology can help you recruit hard-to-find IT talent.
While most of those systems are not directly connected to the internet, critics say there are still plenty of ways for hostile actors to get control of them
The role is a fairly new one in many companies, and qualified candidates are in high demand. Learn how one IT security engineer landed his current job, the skills and training that helped him get there, and where his sights are set now.
Cloud computing has become a staple of most enterprise computing environments, but CIOs are still sweating over whether to use one or more infrastructure-as-a-service provider.
What makes the work of porting code to the ARM instruction set worthwhile is both the scale of cloud and the kind of services Microsoft runs in Azure. The economics works for cloud, not your data centers.
OnStar has morphed into a powerful connectivity platform that is enabling GM to pursue a host of innovative vehicle enhancements
Five case studies showing how companies are benefiting from the Internet of Things.
Ashbury Tech, an only-in-San-Francisco unicorn, combines two classic eras in the city’s unique history: hippies and tech
AI on the verge: Early adopters reap business benefits, as machine learning nears the mainstream
Worldwide revenues for big data and business analytics is expected to grow to more than $187 billion by 2019 and the project management industry is projected to hit $5.81 trillion by 2020. Here is how some organizations are leveraging data analytics
Searching for a new job is a tiring and depressing process. Here's how to avoid letting your job search drag you down.
CraftWorks Restaurants and Breweries uses ArrowStream’s OnDemand software to monitor all aspects of the supply chain for its restaurants, helping it reduce food costs
CEOs and boards are seeking chief data officers who are capable of using data analytics to transform their businesses, says Heidrick & Struggles, which has identified eight CDO archetypes to help companies find these purple squirrels.
