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Office Everywhere: Remote Work Going Forward
Almost overnight, companies pivoted to remote work, but long-term viability requires an all-in commitment to digital transformation across technology and culture.
Your Metrics Are Going Haywire. Now What?
You can't wait for the world to go back to "normal" or expect your old metrics to work in the future. Listen intently, experiment relentlessly, and spread your bets.
Data and Analytics Pros Navigate Job Market Changes
Data scientists, machine learning specialists and other data and analytics pros are seeing a changes to the job market in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis. What will the lasting impacts be?
How AI and Machine Learning are Evolving DevOps
Artificial intelligence and ML can help us take DevOps to the next level through identifying problems more quickly and further automating our processes.
IT Trade Shows Go Virtual: Your 2020 List of Events
Virtual IT events and trade shows are popping up everywhere this summer and fall. Even if your travel budget has been cut, you can still make it to these.
Advantage ROI: Optimize AI Programs for Short-Term Gains
With many budgets constrained, now is the time to focus on artificial intelligence projects that will deliver the most payback over the next six months.
Why AI Ethics Is Even More Important Now
Contact-tracing apps are fueling more AI ethics discussions, particularly around privacy. The longer term challenge is approaching AI ethics holistically.
IT Careers: 10 Industries with Job Openings Right Now
As the pandemic continues to wreak havoc on the economy, many IT workers have experienced layoffs and unpaid furloughs. But not all the news is grim if you know where to look.
Will Contact-Tracing Apps Win the Battle?
There are weaknesses and obstacles in the way, but in lieu of a vaccine and widespread testing for COVID-19, contact-tracing apps might be at least a useful interim tactic.
CIOs Need AI Platforms, Not Just Tools
Open source tools are crucial to machine learning development, but if you want to manage those models in the enterprise, you need a platform.
IT Leadership in Education: Getting Online School Right
Even before so many schools across the country pivoted to online learning in the wake of the COVID-19 coronavirus crisis, some schools had already pioneered how to do it.
Automating and Educating Business Processes with RPA, AI and ML
How are these technologies connected, what are the implementation challenges, and how are companies using them?
Your Roadmap to AI and ML Deployments
Don't adopt artificial intelligence and machine learning without having a real business problem to solve. Here are some ways to help build the right use cases.
Adapting Cloud Security and Data Management Under Quarantine
With remote operations in place, organizations face mixed IT environments that could raise new concerns as they maintain operations.
COVID-19 IT Layoffs and the Future of Work
Layoffs hit technology jobs in April, too, as the COVID-19 shock wave whacked employment, and organizations may be accelerating their automation plans to protect workers and cut costs.
Has AI Failed the Pandemic Test?
In the first real test of AI in a crisis, the results are mixed. While many individual applications are helping, the tech remains immature and unable to address complex public policy issues.
CIOs Must Now Fortify Business Flexibility and Resiliency
COVID-19 has exposed critical cracks in companies' digital capabilities, forcing CIOs to bolster their resiliency, responsiveness, flexibility, and adaptation.
How CIOs Can Harness AI to Fight the Coronavirus
Government and healthcare CIOs are on the front lines of deploying technology to fight COVID-19. Here are five places where artificial intelligence can help.
Why Everyone's Data and Analytics Strategy Just Blew Up
The COVID-19 pandemic is impacting data and analytics strategies in profound ways. Experts explain what your company should be doing right now.
4 Machine Learning Challenges for Threat Detection
While ML can dramatically enhance an organization's security posture, it is critical to understand some of its challenges when designing security strategies.
Using Analytics to Improve IT Operations and Services
Analytics has already enhanced an array of business functions. Now it's IT's turn to benefit from analytics-driven insights.
One Size Doesn’t Fit All for AI Regulation
The sheer scope of AI's impact on society does require some regulation. It will be essential to ensure that AI regulation is fair and ethical while not impeding innovation.
Is Quantum Computing Ready for Prime Time?
Progress is steady, but the technology hasn't matured enough for most enterprises to truly benefit. Here's what needs to happen.
Advancing AI with Neuromorphic Computing Platforms
Within the universe of AI-optimized chip architectures, what sets neuromorphic approaches apart is their ability to use intricately connected hardware circuits.
3 Steps for Deploying Robotic Process Automation
RPA helps drive productivity and secure competitive advantages by maximizing resources already on hand. Here's how to effectively deploy it in your business.
Unlocking Business Potential with Digital Data Optimization
Information is power. With data playing an increasingly important role in achieving enterprise success, IT leaders must learn how to squeeze the maximum value out of collected data.
COVID-19: Latest News & Commentary for IT Leaders
Check here regularly for InformationWeek's updates on the coronavirus pandemic and related issues like business continuity, remote working, IT operational challenges and other technology considerations.
Businesses Rewrite 2020 Budgets and Plans Amid COVID-19
A few new surveys of executives and business leaders provide some insight into shifting plans as industry weathers the coronavirus pandemic.
We Will Need All the Automation We Can Get
Enterprise automation is not a cause for alarm but a societal imperative. Here's why.
15 Best Places to Work in Technology 2020
These tech companies get the best ratings from Glassdoor, Indeed.com, and Comparably.
7 Tips to Help Attract and Retain Data Science Talent
As firms across all industries seek to turn data, the greatest asset of the digital age, to their advantage, attracting and retaining the right talent is essential.
Data Management Heads into Major Transition
Data management and the tools that power it are on the cusp of a major transition that is poised to make the jobs of data engineers easier.
Analytics Pros Called to Duty in COVID-19 Crisis
Professionals who work in the field of analytics are being called on to apply their expertise as executives make decisions on how to respond to wildly different business conditions caused by the coronavirus outbreak.
AI’s Impact on Data Protection Strategies
Is your data protection strategy ready for artificial intelligence? Here are a few things IT leaders and businesses should keep in mind.
Future IT Teams Will Include More Non-Traditional Members
Despite the rise of IT-related AI, automation and self-healing systems, companies are still facing IT shortages as they become increasingly digital.
The Robots Are Still Coming
More people are needed for blue collar jobs in areas where AI-enabled automation was to have the most impact. So where are the robots?
Enterprise AI Goes Mainstream, but Maturity Must Wait
An O'Reilly survey illustrates how enterprise groups are moving more applications into production, but also how companies face cultural and talent focused barriers.
Kaggle Competition Aims AI at COVID-19
A challenge on the data science community site Kaggle is asking great minds to apply machine learning to battle the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
Supercomputers Recruited to Work on COVID-19 Research
A consortium forms to crunch data that might help researchers get a better understanding of the virus faster.
COVID-19: Using Data to Map Infections, Hospital Beds, and More
The spread of the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, and the resources to fight it, are being tracked and mapped by governments and other organizations in the US and the world. Here's how they are doing it.
How Startup Innovation Can Help Enterprises Face COVID-19
Disruptive ideas can give organizations ways to maintain operations in a time of quarantines and social distancing.
Enterprise Guide to Robotic Process Automation
RPA is a fast-growing category of software, driven by global enterprise digital transformation efforts. Is it ready for prime time? This guide covers the benefits, best practices and use cases today.
Digital Innovation: Start by Wooing Your Own Workplace
IT executives can drive successful outcomes for companies looking to expand on their internal technologies by adopting a product management mentality.
3 Technologies That Can Ease the M&A Process
Internal integration following a merger or acquisition can result in a range of complexities, but there are technologies that can improve this process.
Augmented Analytics Drives Next Wave of AI, Machine Learning, BI
Business intelligence will move beyond dashboards, and AI and machine learning will become easier for less skilled workers as augmented analytics are embedded into platforms.
The IT and Security Teams: Buddies or Rivals?
InformationWeek, Dark Reading, and Interop have partnered to explore the evolving relationship between the general IT team and the security team. We invite you to take our survey.
Maximize Your Customer Experience ROI
Customer experience leaders may struggle to show how their efforts will generate positive business results. They need a solid business model that can reliably predict quantifiable benefits.
Why Isn’t Machine Learning Living up to the Hype?
An obsession with tasks is leading to marginal returns on tech investments. Now is the time to rethink our approaches to machine learning.
Digital Transformation Falling Flat? Bring in the Pirates
IT leaders should reflect on how and why digital transformations fail and tap nonconformists who are not afraid to think outside the box as a start.
A Radical Plan for Enterprise Transformation
If you want the big rewards of new technology implementations, you need the right approach and a full commitment.
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The State of IT & Cybersecurity Operations 2020
Download this report from InformationWeek, in partnership with Dark Reading, to learn more about how today's IT operations teams work with cybersecurity operations, what technologies they are using, and how they communicate and share responsibility--or create risk by failing to do so. Get it now!
Key to Cloud Success: The Right ManagementThis IT Trend highlights some of the steps IT teams can take to keep their cloud environments running in a safe, efficient manner.
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