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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.
Don’t Lose IT Employees During the Great Resignation
Can digital transformation initiatives withstand the wave of resignations headed this way? IT leaders need to take a closer look at what they're doing to keep employees -- and better manage employee needs.
Laying Out a Road Map to Close the Cloud Skills Gap
Even with the best intentions to transform, organizations that lack in-house cloud knowledge may struggle to compete.
10 Tips for Landing a Job in Cybersecurity
Demand for cybersecurity professionals is skyrocketing. What should you do if you want to transition from another area within IT to a security career?
3 Tips for Creating a Strong, Healthy Software Team
Lots of things can ruin the success of a software project. Your approach to people and processes doesn't have to be one of them.
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.
Ways to Build a Talented and Reliable Work-at-Home IT Workforce
COVID-19 forced many organizations to create virtual IT teams. Things worked out so well that a growing number of IT leaders are now looking to build a permanent home-based workforce.
Remote Work Tops SF, NYC for Most High-Paying Job Openings
The city with the largest number of high-paying job openings is no longer a city. It's remote work. And the trend is here to stay.
CTOs Evolve in Shake Up of Digital Leadership in the C-Suite
Expectations for them to deliver game-changing strategies may push chief technology officers to take on new responsibilities and decision-making powers.
A Strategy to Aid Underserved Communities and Fill Tech Jobs
Nonprofit DevOps academy takes educational approach to open up career opportunities for the underserved as well as address ongoing demand for IT personnel.
Ways to Cultivate a Cyber-Aware Culture
Cyber attacks are growing exponentially and becoming more sophisticated, so companies need to increase employees' level of cyber-risk awareness.
IT Pro Salary Survey: What You Earned in 2020
Did you get a raise in 2020? The InformationWeek 2020 IT Salary Survey lets you know how you stacked up against your peers during a year that was like no other.
Dealing with Disgruntled Employees
Disgruntled employees can cause a lot of damage. Here's how to recognize when there's an issue and act before it becomes a problem.
Mondelez Takes a Low-Code, No-Code Approach to Development
Snack food giant Mondelēz aims to get ahead of the curve in software development by building up its citizen developer community.
The Pandemic Has Changed How IT Teams Collaborate, Permanently
The pandemic accelerated the move to more flexible, distributed IT teams. Ongoing reskilling, flexible work arrangements, and cross-functional roles will remain.
How CIO Roles Will Change: The Future of Work
Budgets will shift, and IT leaders must collaborate with HR and facilities teams as work moves from office centers to a new work-from-anywhere structure.
ServiceNow’s CIO Sees Strategic Fit for Low-Code Development
The reshaping of the CIO role and app development continues as more organizations find ways to include no code, low code, and citizen developers in their IT and operational strategies.
More Remote Work Leads to More Employee Surveillance
Looking to ensure remote worker productivity, organizations are turning to AI and surveillance technology. But 10% of workers are expected to try to subvert those efforts.
How to Retain Your IT Talent
Employee turnover is expensive, and it's a job seeker's market out there. Here's how to hang onto the talent you already have.
Automation Is a Game Changer, Not a Job Killer
Your employees may view automation as a threat rather than an asset. How can you shift their perspective and empower them to use automation to their own benefit?
From AI to Teamwork: 7 Key Skills for Data Scientists
Today's data scientists need more than proficiency in AI and Python. Organizations are looking for specialists who also feel at home in the C-suite.
3 Ways CIOs Can Enable Innovation Within a Hybrid Workforce
Preserving the momentum of innovation activities and generating new ones is a riddle that many CIOs needed to solve in the hybrid workplace.
Machine Learning Basics Everyone Should Know
Artificial intelligence, machine learning, deep learning, neural networks. ML terms are often used synonymously, but their differences are important to understand.
Becoming a Self-Taught Cybersecurity Pro
Cybersecurity pros are in high demand. Here's how one system administrator developed his own personal online night school curriculum to gain the expertise for a successful security career.
IT Leadership: 10 Ways to Unleash Enterprise Innovation
Most businesses consider themselves innovative, but their company culture and results suggest otherwise. Here are some insights that might help move the needle.
LogMeIn CIO: The Art of Integrating Acquisitions
LogMeIn has integrated 10 acquisitions and divested two business unit sales over the last five years. The company's CIO shares his secrets on how to do it successfully.
Hiring and Attracting Tech Talent With an Engineering-First Mindset
In a job market where a skilled engineer can go across the street for a bigger paycheck, the best way to get and keep great employees is by building an environment where they can thrive.
Investing in the Cybersecurity Workforce of Tomorrow
How can organizations help bridge the cybersecurity skills gap? Consider untapped talent pools, including those within your organization, partner with community groups, and more.
How to Get Developer and Security Teams Aligned
Aligning developer and security teams can help improve security posture, and in most cases, it can be achieved without adding additional tooling.
Preparing Future Data Scientists for Jobs of Tomorrow
While organizations amass data they want to leverage, Purdue University is working to marry data science academics to those real-world needs.
Return to Office Risks Worth Considering
In 2019, most white-collar employees worked in an office. In 2020, they worked from home. Now, it's a mix, but enterprises may not be prepared.
IT Skills: Top 10 Programming Languages for 2021
These are the languages most likely to be useful for getting a job as a developer or other IT professional.
Chief Data Officers Help Steer Digital Transformations
Chief Data Officers are prioritizing data quality, ROI from data and analytics investments, and data sharing.
How to Upskill Your Staff for AI and Machine Learning
Upskilling teams in machine learning and artificial intelligence can help you organically build a future-ready workforce with the necessary skills to face upcoming challenges.
Foursquare’s Perspective on Hybrid Work as New Normal
Keynote address during DeveloperWeek Global looked at how engineering teams may be affected by lasting changes to work formats.
Corporate Diversity Efforts Get Real
Data Science For All offers free education, and mentorship, plus hiring at partner companies like Accenture and Target. Here's what its founders say about diversity today.
C-Suite Changes to Come
The C-suite has expanded, but will the trend continue? Likely yes, but how depends on what your company values most.
Move Over, Zoom, Holograms Are Next
COVID-19 obliterated business travel. Some companies are partially replacing it with holograms.
Transformation, Disruption, and Gender Diversity in Tech
Panel at the Axway Summit Americas discussed elements that may help improve gender parity in the technology scene.
How to Recruit AI Talent and Keep Them Happy
Data and analytics leaders looking to expand their AI teams should understand how to recruit, hire, organize, train, and retain AI talent to ensure long-term AI success.
Lessons I've Learned From My Career in Technology
After more than 30 years as an IT professional, I find it interesting that while a lot has changed, some things remain the same. Here's some advice I'd like to offer to those starting out in their careers.
How to Change Gender Disparity Among Data Science Roles
Founder of Deloitte's women in data science and analytics group on importance of inclusion in technology.
We Need to Keep Women in Technology
Leaders have a responsibility to keep women in tech and help cultivate their career growth. Here are a few measurable actions that can help.
CIO Role Expands into Company Culture, Customer Experience
As the pandemic drove more transactions and work online, the enterprise CIO's role expanded to be more focused on business, customers, and employee culture.
Three Key Tax Incentives for IT Consultants
This year, IT consultants are eligible for powerful tax incentives that can help fund their innovation efforts and keep their technical workers on staff.
Forecast of the Future of Work from MIT Sloan CIO Symposium
'We must do more to cultivate new jobs and new worker skills.' -- Irving Wladawsky-Berger, research affiliate, MIT's Sloan School of Management.
AWS Boosts Support for Girls in Tech’s Inclusivity Efforts
Cloud services provider increases backing for group aimed at further shrinking the gender gap in the technology workforce.
Why IT Leaders Should Make Cloud Training a Top Priority
As IT operations continue drifting into the cloud, it's important to ensure that organization personnel keep pace with the latest skills and practices.
The Five Pillars of Resilience Engineering
Keeping systems up and running has become even more critical given today's distributed workforce. Here are five ways to keep your engineering team ready for anything.
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