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In the Age of Telework, Protection Is Prerequisite
As government agencies and organizations embrace hybrid work models, they must actively adopt security strategies to protect against threats.
Data and Analytics Salaries Heat Up in Recovery Economy
After a year of uncertainty, the employment market for data scientists and analytics pros is heating up again.
How the JEDI Cancellation May Influence Future IT Contracts
When the Pentagon pulled the plug on the $10 billion cloud deal, it raised questions on how big IT contracts might be handled going forward.
SAS Founders Call Off Sales Talks with Broadcom
Longtime analytics giant SAS briefly entertained the idea of being acquired by semiconductor giant Broadcom. Now that the talks are off, what's next for the 45-year-old enterprise stalwart?
The Future of Supercomputers: Democratization Is Critical
To stay ahead in the global supercomputing competition, the US must invest in initiatives that further democratize the high-performance computing field.
Build a Post-Pandemic AI Strategy for Resilience, Recovery
As companies recover from the pandemic, scaling AI capabilities across the organization can bring the agility and speed demanded to stay competitive.
Innovation in a COVID World: 4 Steps for CIOs To Get It Done
You want to launch new products, meet your customer's needs, and grow the business. Here's how.
Why IT Roles Are Broadening
The world of IT is constantly evolving and with it, IT positions. However, there's no one path that will suit all organizations.
How Quickly Are Companies Really Adopting Cloud? It’s Complicated
While cloud computing is becoming ever-more common in enterprise IT, what the hype leaves out is that most companies are still relatively early in the adoption cycle.
Texas County Turns to Low-Code Database for Vaccine Registrations
Tarrant County has registered over 800,000 people for vaccines using a cloud-based, web-facing, low-code database technology.
What IT Leaders Need to Know About Open Source Software
Here are answers to some common questions about open source technology, which can be a key enabler of innovation and digital transformation efforts.
5 AI-for-Industry Myths Debunked
Although artificial intelligence has become omnipresent, its uptake in business remains hampered because of gaps in knowledge and awareness.
Finding the Right Balance of On-Site and At-Home IT Workers
Some IT staffers don't want to come back to the office, while others can't wait to return. Here's how IT leaders can plan for a split workforce in a post-pandemic workplace.
How to Define Your Edge Computing Architecture
The growth of edge computing and IoT will require rearchitecting IT infrastructures. Here are some options to consider before you get started.
Enabling Your Workforce for the Digital Workplace
Building the digital workplace helps increase agility and resilience, but there are distinct steps to implementing it effectively, especially on an accelerated timeline.
Why 2021 May Turn Out to be a Great Year for Tech Startups
Last year was great for new technology firms. This year could be even better.
How AI Can Save the World, or Not
Lead artificial intelligence advisor to the United Nations, Neil Sahota shares his perspectives on major UN AI projects and the major challenges to AI today.
How GIS Data Can Help Fix Vaccine Distribution
Esri Chief Medical Officer Este Geraghty explains how geographic data and maps can streamline COVID-19 vaccine distribution planning.
Cybersecurity, Modernization Top Priorities for Federal CIOs
Cybersecurity, modernization, H1-B visas, COVID-19 data and analytics. These are a few of the items that are on the agenda for the Biden administration.
From Cloud Computing to Cooking: 4 Ways IT Mirrors Fine Cuisine
It's true. Many of the same elements that make up a fine dish are conceptually similar to those that comprise high-quality IT delivery.
10 Things IT Leaders Learned in 2020
The pandemic had a lot of negative effects, but it also resulted in some unexpected benefits for enterprise technology leaders and teams.
Government CIOs Prioritize Chatbots in Pandemic
Before COVID-19, state CIOs were still looking for good use cases for chatbots. The pandemic brought plenty of them.
What Do We Do About Racist Machines?
We will never rid ourselves of all our biases overnight. But we can pass on a legacy in AI that is sufficiently aware of the past to foster a more just and equitable society.
10 IT Trends to Watch for in 2021
Here's how the dramatic events of 2020 are likely to shape enterprise IT teams in the coming year, according to analysts from firms like Gartner, IDC, and Forrester.
Here’s How IT Leaders Can Adapt to Stricter Data Privacy Laws
Whether we are prepared or not, there will be a global shift toward strict data privacy rules in the coming year.
10 Tech News Stories You May Have Missed This Year
Tech news never sleeps, but you may have missed (or forgotten about!) a major story or two this year because working at home can be really distracting.
IT Leadership: 10 Ways the CIO Role Changed in 2020
The pandemic presented IT leaders with an incredibly disruptive set of circumstances. But those challenges also brought new opportunities.
10 Hot IT Job Skills for 2021
For the first time in decades, some IT titles are experiencing a salary decline -- so be sure you have these high-demand skills.
Predicting How Biden Might Tackle Tech Policy
Here's how one independent tech industry analyst thinks the Biden administration will tackle a wide range of tech industry issues in its first 90 days and beyond.
How to Approach Your Mission-Critical Big Data Strategy
Across industries, big data has joined traditional, structured data as a mission-critical element. Here's some advice for CIOs and big data leaders on how to get started.
The Ever-Expanding List of C-Level Technology Positions
IT professionals are gaining more opportunities to move up the corporate ladder. Here are 10 C-level IT titles that we know of right now, along with salary averages for those roles.
IT Pivots: Survival Lessons From a Turbulent Year
2020 disrupted most companies' plans, but some were better positioned to weather the pandemic's impact than others.
The State of Chatbots: Pandemic Edition
Chatbots are currently the biggest use case for AI. Now the COVID-19 pandemic has made them even more compelling given their use in automation and their high level of ROI.
How COVID is Changing Technology Futures
Accenture released its Technology Vision 2020 report in February, but then COVID hit. Here's how the pandemic is changing technology futures according to the company.
Robotics Will Prevail Over Other Tech Sectors Post-Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the importance of robotics in roles normally reserved for susceptible humans, but which robotics applications will thrive once we get ahead of the virus?
Technology and the Pandemic: Complete Coverage 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.
Tech Giants Back Off Selling Facial Recognition AI to Police
Amazon, IBM, and Microsoft have all taken steps to stop making their facial recognition AI software available to the police. Now it's time for lawmakers to set some rules.
Federal IT Leaders Find Success in Modernization
A study on federal early technology adoption offers intriguing insights for all government and commercial IT leaders.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Coronavirus: 8 Tech Tips for Working From Home
Here's a collection of tools, technologies, and tips to help you out in case you need to telecommute during the COVID-19 outbreak.
AI Regulation: Has the Time Arrived?
Most of the world's leading democracies want to investigate the impact of AI's exponential growth. The US isn't one of them.
Amazon Gets Temporary Injunction to Halt $10B JEDI Project
AWS continues its courtroom challenge to a contract awarded to Microsoft to revamp cloud computing infrastructure for the Department of Defense.
Recognize Behavioral Tracking’s Opportunities and Pitfalls
Understanding the details of customer behavior can increase sales and marketing ROI, but misusing that data can be expensive and unnecessary.
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2021 State of ITOps and SecOps Report
This new report from InformationWeek explores what we've learned over the past year, critical trends around ITOps and SecOps, and where leaders are focusing their time and efforts to support a growing digital economy. Download it today!
Monitoring Critical Cloud Workloads ReportIn this report, our experts will discuss how to advance your ability to monitor critical workloads as they move about the various cloud platforms in your company.
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