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3 Ways to Empower Female Software Engineers on Your Team

In recent years, organizations have been making small strides in establishing greater diversity within their engineering teams -- but it’s not enough.

By Tal Barak-Manela, Director of Engineering, Capacity , 2/15/2021

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4 Career Questions Every IT Professional Should Ask

Landing your next big role is important, but before you take that offer, make sure it’s the right role with the right prospects for you.

By John Thimsen, CTO, Qualtrics , 1/25/2021

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Pitfalls to Avoid in the COVID-19 Rush to Work from Home

As everybody rushes to set up workstations at home amid the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, there are some obstacles to avoid.

By Jessica Davis Senior Editor, Enterprise Apps, 3/23/2020

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Android Phone Flaw Allows Attackers to Divert Email

Researchers find that a spoofing a service message from the phone carrier is simple and effective on some brands of Android smartphones.

By Robert Lemos Contributing Writer, 9/4/2019

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What AT&T's Deals with IBM and Microsoft Mean for the Cloud

New partnerships set up a three-way dance that might be telling about the way the cloud market could evolve and who will remain relevant.

By Joao-Pierre S. Ruth Senior Writer, 7/19/2019

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Malware Coming to a Mac Near You? Yes, Say Security Firms

While the password-cracking Mimikatz took top honors, Mac-targeted malware accounted for two of the 10 most detected malware samples, according to WatchGuard.

By Robert Lemos Contributing Writer, 6/26/2019

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Apple Pledges Privacy, Beefs Up Security

The company hits back at the data economy — and fellow tech giants Facebook and Google — by announcing its own single sign-on service. A host of other iterative security improvements are on their way as well.

By Robert Lemos Contributing Writer, 6/12/2019

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Microsoft Urges Businesses to Patch 'BlueKeep' Flaw

Fearing another worm of WannaCry severity, Microsoft warns vulnerable users to apply the software update for CVE-2019-0708.

By Kelly Sheridan Staff Editor, Dark Reading, 6/3/2019

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Q&A: Accenture’s Prasad Talks AI Adoption for the Enterprise

Enterprises should approach AI strategies much the way they follow software engineering principles.

By Joao-Pierre S. Ruth Senior Writer, 6/3/2019

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The Staying Power of Legacy Systems

Yes, there are good reasons for some companies to stick with their legacy systems, at least to a point.

By Mary E. Shacklett Mary E. Shacklett, 4/15/2019

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Microsoft Patch Tuesday Fixes Windows Bugs Under Attack

The April release of security updates patches 74 vulnerabilities, two of which are being exploited in the wild.

By Kelly Sheridan Staff Editor, Dark Reading, 4/9/2019

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10 Fixes for When Change Brings Your Systems to Their Knees

When your systems slow to a crawl it's easy to blame the technology, but some of the causes -- and fixes --may relate to how enterprises do business these days.

By Andrew Froehlich President & Lead Network Architect, West Gate Networks, 4/1/2019

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Study: DevOps Outsourcing Can Cost You

The new report by DORA on the state of DevOps in 2018 found outsourcing to be the crutch of low software delivery performers.

By Emily Johnson Digital Content Editor, InformationWeek, 9/12/2018

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How to Ditch Operations Ticketing Systems

Damon Edwards, founder, Rundeck Inc. says ticketing systems are expensive and wasteful. Here's his advice for IT groups that want to ditch the old queue.

By Emily Johnson Digital Content Editor, InformationWeek, 9/10/2018

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Why IT Needs More Custom Software

Jeff Stovall, CIO for Charlotte, NC. explains the value of having more custom built software in government agencies (and enterprises in general).

By Emily Johnson Digital Content Editor, InformationWeek, 9/4/2018

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Conquering Legacy IT: Top Projects in Detroit's Recovery

Detroit CIO Beth Niblock shares some highlights of her efforts rebuilding the city's crumbling and neglected IT infrastructure.

By Susan Fogarty Editor in Chief, 8/29/2018

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ITIL, DevOps, Whatever – The Labels Don’t Matter

If you think you’re enlightened because you’re a DevOps shop, here’s news for you: Whether you’re ITIL or DevOps, Agile or Lean, what you call your team won’t prevent failure.

By Emily Johnson Digital Content Editor, InformationWeek, 8/27/2018

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10 Free DevOps-Friendly Security Tools Developers Will Love

Start building an affordable DevSecOps automation toolchain with these free application security tools.

By Ericka Chickowski Contributing Writer, 5/25/2018

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Experts from Across the IT Spectrum Share Insights from Interop ITX

[VIDEO] IT leaders and experts, including keynote speaker, Beth Niblock, CIO, City of Detroit, share highlights from their presentations at Interop ITX 2018 along with insights about the future of IT.

By InformationWeek , 5/15/2018

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11 IT Leaders and Experts Share Highlights from Interop ITX

[VIDEO] If you missed Interop ITX or would like to relive it, we have you covered. We've compiled 11 interviews with IT leaders and experts who attended and spoke at Interop ITX 2018, including keynote speakers Sam Ramji, VP Product Management, Google Cloud and Joe Barkai, Consultant, Speaker, Author and Blogger.

By Emily Johnson Digital Content Editor, InformationWeek, 5/15/2018

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