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Security companies, recruiters give their takes on what they look for when hiring.
IT is a key driver when product-centric companies move to a new platform model. Here's how to make customers and supplies part of your business ecosystem.
Many IT leaders are desperately seeking digitization as a way to transform their companies, but century-old, nontechnology improvements can produce results that can impact operations across all lines of business.
Miriam Aguirre has been a gamer since the days of Atari. Today, as director of engineering at a mobile gaming company, she's working to bring esports to the masses and make the world of gaming more diverse.
The service provider shares lessons learned from early adopters of its first Network on Demand service and outlines what comes next
It's that time of year: Round ups, hot takes and eulogies for the year abound. We're no different, but we're going to tell the story of 2015 a little differently -- though numbers. Ten of them to be exact. In no particular order, here's how hackers a
Tablet shipments are down, but more people are turning to hybrid devices like the Surface Pro 4. IDC predicts that sales of these detachable devices will grow 75 percent in 2016.
There are apps for just about everything these days. So why not an app that can help you capture and organize ideas and, ultimately, make important decisions? Here are five that do just that.
Not only do CIOs have an important role to play in the due diligence leading up to a merger or acquisition, their operational expertise can contribute directly to a company’s balance sheet.
Thanks to technical advances and increased adoption, securing your data and communications is a lot easier than you might think
IT managers, are you highlighting the right words and phrases to set yourself apart from the crowd and make your profile rise to the top of LinkedIn searches?
Remember, an IT strategy is for the whole year, not just for Christmas. These 12 presents will keep on giving.
Do you know what an EVP is? If you answered ‘no,’ it could be the reason there is so much turnover in your IT organization.
Businesses continue to struggle with hiring the talented data scientists they need to manipulate their corporate data for insights, according to new research from consultant A.T. Kearney.
Google beat Microsoft to market with its cloud-based suite of business apps, but the tables have turned and many organizations, particularly large enterprises, are now looking to Microsoft for their cloud needs.
Watch an exclusive interview with Homeland Security Deputy Secretary Alejandro N. Mayorkas
After a year of high-profile hacks, security is top of mind for tech execs in 2016.
Dice conducted a study of tech workers to find out what makes them the most unhappy in regards to their careers. Turns out most of it is pretty easy for employers to fix.
Attackers are swapping, selling, and associating increasing stores of linked PII and credentials to run deeper, broader, and more stealthy information invasions.
Michael Nilles believes Schindler Group's IoT-focused digital transformation will take the elevator maker to new heights.
Sure, it might be a nice perk to give your customers free in-store Wi-Fi access while they’re shopping. But there are a number of ways Wi-Fi can connect to your bottom line, too.
More job seekers are turning to mobile devices to find and apply for tech positions, but your job postings might get overlooked if they aren't optimized for smartphones.
While IT specialists with deep technical knowledge in particular fields remain important, your IT team needs generalists with a broad view across technology areas and the ability to understand the interactions between them.
Misconceptions and flawed implementations may have you missing the true upsides of devops
Gunning for a banner year in IT? Make sure you have these skills in your toolbox.
Microsoft’s first Windows 10 phones are shipping, even though Windows 10 isn’t quite finished. These flagship devices may be priced too high for general business use, but they have some intriguing new features that may have significant business advan
BYOD hype has abated, but the problems of unmanaged devices are real.
Bob Rogers, chief data scientist with Intel's Big Data Solutions, says that rather than seeking out rare individuals who excel in all the areas that encompass data science, CIOs should build data science teams with complementary talents.
Legislation now pending in Congress would outlaw the use of bots – coded automation used by scalpers – to buy up tickets to concerts and other events before the average buyer can even get in line.
While security teams are distracted by DDoS attacks, hackers are infiltrating networks with malware.
It shouldn’t come as a surprise that most doctors are unhappy with their electronic health record (EHR) systems, which tend to be clunky, hard to use and may actually get in the way of truly excellent patient care. Here’s why that’s not likely to cha
Allen Bocian's resume was packed with skills, experience and knowledge, but his overall message was getting lost. Here's how Regal Resumes' Caitlin Sampson helped him focus his story.
Savvy tech execs can't afford to ignore these developments, which stand to remake the future of IT.
Microsoft is adopting Apple's approach to PC management, while also keeping the familiar Configuration Manager
A ‘historic’ agreement in September between the U.S. and China to curb economic espionage hasn’t made much difference yet. Some experts hope that, over time, it will decline, but if it doesn’t, there isn’t much the U.S. can do
IT will drive business change in 2016 thanks to these key tech developments.
The rise of IoT technology brings with it the promise of innovation the likes of which we’ve never seen. But the reality of everything being connected can have unintended consequences, not all of them useful.
Much of the stigma about working from home has disappeared. But that doesn’t mean you don’t need to work to maintain relationships when you aren’t working side-by-side with your colleagues.
With multiple generations making up today's workforce, conflicts are bound to arise -- especially as millennials assume management roles. Here's how to take best advantage of the unique characteristics of Baby Boomers, Gen X and Gen Y.
The CIO of Swiss power company ABB shared details with CIO.com about its decision to ditch IBM Notes and move 125,000 workers to Office 365. The migration spotlighted important lessons for IT leaders about the scalability of enterprise tools and how
Hiring experts share the keywords you must use to rise to the top of LinkedIn searches for security professionals.
