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Rumors are flying about the next big thing in the tablet hybrid market. Here are six devices we hope to see in 2017.
New research shows just how differently men and women perceive issues of workplace equality -- and how those perceptions shift (or don't) over time.
If finding a new job is one of your New Year’s resolutions, these 14 tips will help you make your career goals a reality.
Our coding crystal ball clues you into the twists and turns your programming career may take in the years ahead
Wi-Fi kiosks, smart park benches and sensors that detect gunshots are just a few of the technologies the Big Apple has on tap.
The vulnerabilities, and dangers, of the Internet of Things are well documented. And a growing number of experts are now saying that the market will not fix them – it will take government regulation
In the latest IT Resume Makeover, expert, JM Auron helps our candidate transform his resume to highlight his key skills.
Experian is quickly crunching massive amounts of data and making it available to customers thanks to the open source software as well as microservices and API technologies.
Let’s get digital: Serious opportunities await those who can cut through the bull surrounding everything that can make an organization digital
It can be tempting to track employee activity to ensure they aren't wasting company time on unapproved sites or taking longer to complete projects than necessary. But there is a lot to consider before you track employee productivity.
Millennials are moving into IT decision-maker roles in their organizations. A study by Microsoft and Wakefield Research suggests they are more likely than their non-millennial peers to push their organizations to embrace the public cloud and adjust I
Analytics firm treats SQL Server on Linux as a new deployment option, not a whole new database, and finds efficiencies
Enterprises will continue to experiment with virtual assistants and chatbots in 2017 as they look to balance better customer service with operational efficiency.
Fortinet President and CTO Michael Xie discusses the challenges and the role of the security fabric for cloud environments
Not sold on Windows 10? We have the keys to keeping your Win7 system running the way you like it
Enterprises continue to roll out tools like Slack and Hipchat, but many struggle to get users to adopt them. Here's why.
Despite all the bad news in information security in 2016, some positive developments may finally shift momentum
Software that detects and alerts companies to anomalous behavior are on CIOs' purchase lists for the New Year, when spending on cybersecurity tools is expected to increase.
In 2016 IT departments received technology that disappointed, didn’t deliver, took the wrong direction or didn’t arrive at all. Here’s what your IT team is still waiting for as we head into 2017.
In 2016, IT recruiters continued to grapple with an evolving job market. Here's what to expect in 2017.
The move from SHA-1 to SHA-2, a Congressional victory over backdoors, and the rise of encrypted communications are leading us toward a more secure world
AI and machine learning can help identify diverse candidates, improve the hiring pipeline and eliminate unconscious bias.
Whether quantum computing promises to make current encryption methods obsolete
If you regularly travel or work remotely, you need to use a VPN or you're putting yourself — and your data — at risk. Here's a look at the options and price plans for some of the top VPNs.
Social media had undue, and dangerous, influence on the presidential election in 2016, and Microsoft closed one of the highest-profile acquisition in social media history. These are just two of CIO.com's picks for the most significant social stories
VMware's partnership with AWS appears to be a tacit admission that its hybrid cloud offering is inadequate for most customers.
As more consumers grow disenchanted with Apple, Microsoft has taken the opportunity to cash in on the growing popularity of Surface devices.
Find out which carrier gets the most cheers -- and which the most jeers -- from our 2016 survey respondents.
Sanjay Mirchandani also talks about product directions, containers, microservices
Hortonworks' Scott Gnau talks about Apache Spark vs. Hadoop and data in motion
When it comes to handling Windows updates, WUMT offers several options bound to appeal to Windows admins and power users alike. And the price is right – WUMT is freeware.
Hospitals are generally safe places for patients. It is the personal data of patients that is not so safe, thanks to the complexity of those organizations and a lack of focus on security
Cameras will soon detect the emotions of a people answering survey questions. That and other facial recognition tech is about to become a lot more important.
When it comes to DevOps and the cloud, culture can be a bigger issue than technology. One German company shared its learnings at AWS re:Invent.
Performance reviews are dreaded by employees and managers alike, so it’s not surprising to see more companies moving away from this traditional corporate practice and embracing a culture of consistent feedback.
Glassdoor has released its annual Best Places to Work list for 2017 and while a diverse group of companies are represented, there are common elements that experts say the best employers share.
From IDEs to test frameworks, these tools bring devops power to the world of Windows
Big data cloud deployments have surged over the past year and business intelligence is now the number 1 big data workload, according to a new survey of big data professionals.
Farmers make better data-driven decisions with GROWERS soil analysis and customized planting prescriptions.
The year 2016 was an especially busy one in the enterprise collaboration market. CIO.com shares its picks for the most significant collaboration stories of 2016.
No security problems have been found in the HTTP/2 protocol itself, it's worth waiting for everything to shake out
CEO Tatarinov’s strategy centers on secure access to apps, data from any device anywhere on prem or in the cloud.
TEKsystems 2017 IT forecast shows IT budgets rebounding from a slump in 2016 and IT leaders' confidence is high going into the new year. But some challenges will persist.
Leaving an executive position will require more than just two-weeks' notice. The process can take months. But these four tips will help you resign without burning any bridges.
Some are fascinating, others are frightening -- but here's how to find out what Google has on you.
Regulations protect privacy, but what about the overall cybersecurity of public schools that already function on limited resources
