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How businesses are using machine learning and how you could, too
Millennials say they don't care about money, legacy or hierarchy, and instead aspire to be collaborative, empowering and transformational leaders. However, many millennials also say their organizations lack the necessary corporate training programs t
Expressing yourself? Protecting yourself? Goofing around with a major brand's trademark? Everything is possible
Rivelo has been with F5 for four years and spent 19 years before that at Cisco
Artificial intelligence covers a large spectrum of disruptive technologies that will one day change the way we do business. Virtual assistants are a good place to start.
The Internet of Things represents a massive opportunity. Here's what you need to take into account before introducing it to your organization.
Starwood Hotels is eliminating pain points for guests by offering digital room keys, mobile check-in and functionality through an Apple Watch app. It's also allowing hotel managers to make pricing decisions based on a new analytics system.
No wonder PHI is an attractive target for cyber criminals. It is relatively easy to get, and it gives them all the advantages of a stolen identity. And it is tough for defenders to protect data that is meant to be widely, and quickly, shared
Linux servers in the cloud -- cheaper and better than ever
IT departments used to fear employees walking through the door armed with smartphones, tablets and personal cloud storage accounts. But much of that initial fear has subsided, as companies realize embracing rogue IT can lead to better collaboration w
Although the return of the Start menu and putting the focus back on the desktop are moves calculated to help Windows 10 appeal to business users, the security improvements may be a more strategic reason for considering an upgrade. But some key featur
The skills gap is real, but debate over its root causes continues. IT executives blame a shortage of skills, but IT professionals looking for work say exaggerated requirements are the issue. Could a simple tweak in the way you approach writing your j
With five million registered Windows Insiders, and hundreds of thousands who’ve been actively testing Windows 10 preview builds, it’s likely that Windows 10 has already infiltrated your business in some form. But now that the new version of Windows h
While there's no need to rush to Windows 10 just because it’s been released, there are some important things to start thinking about.
Think your company's too big, too 'legacy,' too process-oriented to reap the benefits of the agile development methodology? Think again.
With Win10 slated to drop July 29, we give you the straight dope on support, upgrades, and the state of the bits
On October 1, the liability for credit card fraud shifts from card issuers to the retailers that haven’t transitioned to accept cards that use the new EMV technology. Some groups will be more ready than others.
Google proved gigabit Internet feasible at a price that appealed to consumers and small businesses. Now, with a critical mass of customers and ISPs, the gigabit Internet community seeks the killer app.
It's been 10 years since Johanna Rothman co-authored 'Behind Closed Doors: Secrets of Great Management.’ She was just getting started.
Already a power player in online fantasy sports, Yahoo leveraged new technologies, embraced open source and allocated staff to add a daily fantasy component and compete with startups such as DraftKings and FanDuel.
A Linux Foundation project to create a single standard for containers means CIOs can invest in container technology without fear of running in to compatibility problems.
Apple is slowly wading into enterprise waters, but the company gives preferential treatment to organizations that have relationships with its partner, IBM. CIOs and other IT leaders also say the initial fruit of that partnership, AppleCare for Enterp
As online education platforms proliferate, some IT pros are making bank by teaching online. Just beware those negative reviews from students.
Excited about the imminent release of Windows 10? You may want to wait.
Re-entering the workforce after time off can feel overwhelming. If you’re looking to get back into a career after some time away -- and you’re feeling outnumbered by a swarm of millennials -- here’s how to improve your chances of landing the job.
Digital ‘watermarking’ won’t prevent your data from being stolen, but it can let you find out about it much more quickly than the average of seven months it takes organizations to discover a breach
While the very phrase 'machine learning' may conjure up fantastic images of evil robot overlords and other science fiction references, the technology has been around for some time. Here’s how Microsoft aims to make it as available and easy to use as
The prevailing IT outsourcing model has shifted from a single provider approach to managing a host of best-of-breed vendors. But the pendulum may have shifted too far in the direction of multisourcing as IT leaders now try to get a handle on their ou
Traditional corporate mentorships just don't cut it for today's millennial workers. Younger employees seek meaningful and time-efficient relationships with senior colleagues. These six expert tips can help organizations understand millennial wants an
Amazon Web Services is, by many accounts, the market-leading IaaS. Where does it go from here?
As more companies move toward full integration onto cloud services, they might need an intermediary to customize their needs.
There’s one key part of your network infrastructure that you’re probably not monitoring, even though it keeps you connected, can tell you a lot about what’s happening inside your business – and is an increasing source of attacks. DNS isn’t just for d
Can a business-grade cloud storage service that doesn’t come from Google, Microsoft or Apple make it big in the enterprise? Here’s why Dropbox for Business makes a strong case.
Microsoft finally lifted the curtain and gave the SharePoint community a solid peak at its plans for the on-premises version of its collaboration platform. Here’s what we know so far.
IT may not always be comfortable with the cloud apps and services employees use at work, but modern CIOs need to not only ensure the integrity of corporate systems but also set standards for the acceptable use of consumer tools that boost staff produ
IE is on its way out, so it's time for IT and Web services creators to make the switch to the modern Web
Video may have killed the radio star, but it's reinvigorating tired and time-consuming hiring practices to increase efficiency and boost the quality of IT talent.
Missing the end of support date for Windows Server 2003 may not bring immediate dire consequences, but there are good reasons to get off Windows Server 2003 soon.
Salesforce.com co-founder Parker Harris discusses key product growth areas for the company, the challenges of innovating, the future of development and flexible infrastructure, and what the cloud market itself will look like years from now.
Despite insourcing efforts, the expansion of nearshore centers is not necessarily taking work away from offshore locations. Eric Simonson of the Everest Group discusses the five main drivers responsible for the rise in domestic outsourcing, why India
A recent high-profile court case illustrates that the failure to read the fine print in a cyber insurance policy could cost an organization big money
How sure are you that the airline miles and hotel rewards points you’ve been hoarding for years will be there when you go to redeem them?
Today's savvy fashion marketers use 'Internet influencers' and 'affiliate networks' to pitch their products in less invasive (sometimes deceptive) ways. Such initiatives are usually low-cost, low-risk marketing tactics, but the jury is still out on w
Windows 10 might be getting all the attention, but Microsoft’s new Nano Server could start a quiet revolution in server rooms across the globe.
A culture of openness, two-factor authentication and incident response plans are some ways colleges and universities are dealing with security threats.
Technology is bringing amazing changes to the healthcare industry, but it’s also bringing the need for more IT security professionals. What’s causing this lack of talent and if you’re a security pro, how can you land a job in this growing field?
