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Digital transformation is on the mind of every business, but many are finding they don’t have the right skills in-house to make the transition.
With great power comes great responsibility -- and also a great big target painted on your head.
The venerable database application has become a popular tool for creating your own business apps. Now you can use those apps wherever you go.
When going GUI-free, the first thing to do is get the essentials—email, word processing, web browsing and IM—set up. Mission accomplished, but it wasn't easy.
Open source is a great career direction for newly minted computer science and IT graduates. Here's why.
Finalist cities in the U.S. DOT’s Smart City Challenge make their final pitches for the $40 million prize, offer a glimpse into future urban travel
Workforce diversity is important at all levels of your company, but board-level diversity should be a priority if you want to attract and retain the best talent.
In today’s world, is it possible to live 100% in a Linux shell—with no GUIs? Bryan Lunduke is going to find out.
Combining LinkedIn’s business identity and relationship graph with Microsoft’s commercial cloud and business analysis tools makes a lot of (dollars and) sense.
Sonar sensors, IoT and maker labs help Honduran communities with early flood warnings.
Skills-based mini-certs are gaining traction as a worthwhile way to round out your résumé
Forget the name: Microsoft says DocumentDB is more powerful than Cassandra and has more paying users than MongoDB – and it’s not actually for documents.
Generation Y is driving digital transformation in the workplace, especially when it comes to communication.
XML was useful in its time, but it has been supplanted by faster, more flexible formats.
The clock is ticking for organizations to complete their SHA-1 migration. Here's what admins must do to ensure they aren't locked out
The Microsoft Surface Pro 4 is the clear choice of hybrid for the enterprise -- and for good reason. Here are five features that make this device the best option for business users.
Working in IT can be a stressful career, but a new survey shows the pressure's easing for many tech workers. But is career satisfaction dropping, too?
Today's SIEM technology boasts more brain power than ever, but many organizations fail to realize its full promise. Here are the key questions you need to ask to ensure the solution you choose will deliver.
Broad adoption of blockchain technology is likely years away as companies struggle to understand how to apply the digital ledger technology to practical scenarios amid regulatory, governance and standards obstacles.
Even companies contributing to open source projects have little understanding of open source usage.
Components of a website, what renders on the browser and security vulnerabilities to the enterprise
IT organizations are in search of talent, but they are finding that the agile methodology is great for attracting and retaining the next generation of engineers and developers.
Though mobile payments and wallets are increasingly popular, they're still nowhere near mainstream. A set of experts and finance-industry watchers weigh in on what's holding mobile payments back, as well what will need to happen for the systems to hi
Companies improve workplace safety using IoT systems, ergonomic designs and gamification
In many ways interviewing for a contact position follows the same rules as interviewing for a full-time job, but there are several significant differences. Here’s how to prepare for a contract role in the gig economy.
Collaborative effort speeds digital innovation at HealthNow New York
Connecting devices is just the first act in an Internet of Things production. The magic happens when analytics transform data into business intelligence. CIOs need to play a role.
Apple is slowly strengthening its foothold in the enterprise through a series of partnerships with established providers of business services, large and small. Here's a breakdown of what's working, from the perspective of Apple's leading business par
Poor understanding of risk leaves health providers vulnerable to attack, as malicious hackers threaten to wreak havoc
Stackanetes was designed to make it easier to utilize apps sitting on the Kubernetes container management system. But is it an approach with real utility?
IoT, drip irrigation and solar panels help communities not connected to the power grid or regular water supplies grow their own food.
Sixty-seven percent of applications reviewed by Black Duck Software contained known open source security vulnerabilities.
Call it the Attack Vector of Things
A large infusion in R&D and IT will be used to network field technicians and develop advanced capabilities for newly connected elevator cars
With SharePoint 2016, Microsoft is going back to what SharePoint is all about: easy collaboration, team-driven workflows and simple Intranet publishing. Wait, isn’t that what SharePoint has been doing all along?
You're far more vulnerable to hackers than you think. Here are the secrets to staying secure
Listen, watch and learn from three award-winning healthcare tech leaders in this free knowledge bundle, featuring an article, plus audio and video, detailing how digital technologies are enriching the patient experience.
The headlines are full of reports about institutions such as hospitals and police departments, organizations that should have business continuity plans in place with solid backup strategies
Three CIOs discuss the wholesale transformation of their IT departments into respected business partners, in this free report prepared by the CIO Executive Council.
Whether you're an IT pro seeking a new opportunity, an up-and-comer on the lookout for a mentor or a veteran who wants to build out a network of colleagues, these four messaging etiquette tips detail the right (and wrong) way to communicate on Linked
