In-depth coverage of IT events, people, technologies, and trends that matter.
New research shows that only one out of every 100 candidates is hired in today's employment market. But there are some ways you can improve your chances of finding great talent.
Colleges and universities are sifting through reams of data in search of ways to bolster graduation rates.
Stewart Butterfield wants to build a super bot that retrieves and correlates information from any enterprise application to find employees answers to sophisticated questions.
CloudParc's parking service simplifies city parking for drivers while generating more revenue for municipalities
From video glitches to memory leaks, today’s browser bugs are harder to pin down, even as they slow the web to a crawl
Will bots liberate IT from mundane tasks, or will their development and upkeep only add to IT’s workload?
Optimizations to the original TCP, UDP and Internet protocols that improve performance
Google and Facebook will build indispensable personal assistants. How will this disrupt the future?
Wivity simplifies IoT product design with interchangeable modems that are network-independent and work worldwide
My thoughts about Loki (it's great, but not for me), and what elementary's founder, Daniel Foré, says is the best feature of the open source operating system
After largest-ever tech merger, CEO talks product integration, strategy, the battle v. HPE – and why protectionism is a really bad idea for the tech industry.
Social media can be a distractions at work, but it's not always a bad thing. Help your employees use social media to network, connect and learn from others in the industry.
Partnerships and easily integrated services will power the next era of business collaboration, according to Box's chief executive. Little room exists for application consolidation.
Five floors of the MIT Media Lab were occupied last weekend by developers, designers and storytellers building open-source AR/VR projects
Founder and CTO Michael Gould outlines how Anaplan’s cloud-based platform pulls strategic planning out of spreadsheet hell.
Hardware and software that live past their end-of-life dates pose serious risks to organizations. Find out which assets you should update, upgrade or replace ASAP.
Redstone 2 has been delayed until Spring 2017, but the most recent Microsoft operating system update, Redstone 1, also dubbed the Windows 10 Anniversary Update 1607, brings plenty of enterprise IT updates – including these seven EMM features.
Juniper CTO Pradeep Sindhu says we are seeing the end of Moore’s Law and offers a solution
Microsoft is changing the way it patches Windows 7 and 8.1. Here’s what we know -- and what to do to keep having Windows your way
Tape storage has been declared dead so many times that it has become a trope in technology journalism. The truth is more complicated and is ultimately less about tape’s demise than it is about the steady encroachment of cloud services.
Collaboration and survey tools abound, but actions speak louder than data.
Are technology jobs too often wasted on the young? As Silicon Valley strives for diversity, age is becoming a critical focus.
End users share their recommendations for useful business applications.
Within weeks of the iPhone 7 release, Apple announced its fourth major enterprise partnership and joined forces with Deloitte. The consultancy's CEO and digital lead share details on its new Apple- and iOS-focused practice.
Like in The Manchurian Candidate, hackers are creating sleeper agents to carry out attacks. Only now they're using IoT devices and turning them into botnets.
Unknown players – probably a nation state – are probing the defenses of the core infrastructure of the internet. How worried should we be?
Even professional writers can have problems with their resume. In this month's Resume Makeover, we help a senior technical writer hone his message and appeal to the right audience.
In an effort to boost collaboration and attract millennials, even old-school organizations are tearing down their cubicle walls. But is shared space the best environment for serious IT work?
On-call workers don't have the luxury of signing off at the end of the day and going home to relax. They know that a call could come at any time, which means businesses need to take steps to ensure these workers aren't on the fast-track to burnout.
Chances are, your business already uses multitudes of cloud services and integrates with many more. How do you manage them all? These services can help.
Innovation is a hot topic in the corporate world these days, but what exactly does innovation look like in practice and how do you achieve it?
In today's digital workforce, it's not enough simply to manage. Workers are looking for authentic leadership.
CSO Online asked several experts for their thoughts on the realities of election hacking
Election systems have problems, sure, but voters are the larger, softer target
Citing escalating demand from customers looking to transform their operations with Internet of Things and artificial intelligence technologies, IBM makes a $200 million investment in the IBM Watson IoT global headquarters in Munich.
In a move designed to lure customers to its new services, including a software-defined wide area network, EarthLink hired American Cancer Society CIO Jay Ferro to rebuild its back-end and front-end systems as well as improve its sales process.
Forking is a concept that can strike terror into the heart of any CIO that relies on open source software. Here’s how to make sure you’re on the right side of the split.
Wi-Fi and a ‘Game Day’ mobile app give Patriots fans a powerful in-stadium experience
Tech skills remain in high demand and that means well-paying IT jobs are about to pay even better.
It's easy to fall into the trap of downplaying your skills and accomplishments. But on your resume you need to do the exact opposite.
If you're expert in an industry, a technology or even just a specific application, there's probably a job waiting for you at an IT services provider.
Collaborative apps like Slack and Convo are like a sieve, but no one quite knows what to do about it
When privacy is maintained and corporate infrastructure is resilient to attacks, corporate data can remain an asset
Increasingly, attackers are using data leaks to target the companies themselves, going after proprietary or embarrassing information and releasing it in such a way as to do the most harm
Oracle IoT Cloud Service simplifies IoT application development and integration with business applications
Your OS and how you connect to the internet are key in making your online life private and secure
Visionary CIOs say the fastest way to meet the demands of digital transformation is to empower IT employees to make decisions on their own.
