Your company's software could be worth a small fortune even if you no longer need it. Here's how to extract the most value from your intellectual property.
The coder you need may likely be on the other side of the world, according to recent research.
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.
Don't be lured by what the words imply. Instead consider what the technology actually does.
There’s nothing wrong with using Slack — its three million active daily users can’t all be wrong. But that doesn’t mean there isn’t another option out there that might better meet your particular needs.
Multinational engineering company Atkinks is in the midst of transitioning its 18,000 employees to Microsoft's cloud suite. The company’s CIO Richard Cross shares some tips he is learning along the way.
Click fraud is more than just a marketing problem. It presents a real security risk to your organization, experts say. CIOs need to know their enemy.
Even companies contributing to open source projects have little understanding of open source usage.
Writing good code doesn’t take as many hours as you may think. Here’s how the best get it done. (Hint: being lazy is a good start.)
