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1 in 3 C-suite execs automate processes to tackle hiring crunch
Automation won't solve everything on its own, but it's part of the mix of strategies C-suite employers are using to meet their staffing needs.
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Most remote-enabled workplaces use software to monitor employees, survey says
Respondents frequently cited productivity as the primary reason for the surveillance and only 14% had not notified staff about monitoring activities, Digital.com found.
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Google adds Wendy's, General Mills to client list, expanding multicloud push
The customer announcements show Google is looking to compete in an IaaS world dominated by AWS through industry-specific offerings and AI.
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CISOs: Approach the board with precision, simplicity
Executives from PepsiCo, Mandiant and Texas Children's Hospital honed the art of approaching the board. Their techniques leave stakeholders asking, "Do you need anything?"
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Gen Z wants jobs in tech, but retention questions linger
A generation waiting in the wings. A corporate world eager to fill tech talent vacancies. Culture and compensation can make or break the deal for the rising IT talent class.
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IT orgs partner on apprenticeships, aiming to diversify tech pipeline
SNS Technologies joined CompTIA Apprenticeships for Tech, an initiative to expand and diversify the information technology workforce.
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OpinionHow to train, test and maintain AI and machine learning models
To understand the skill required to train them, it's useful to get a sense of the model creation process — from start to finish.
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Hardware price hikes are here to stay
Analysis of Cisco's latest earnings report shows it's likely that price increases will be locked in for at least another year or two, experts say.
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The cost of career change: Workers spend time, money breaking into IT
As the Great Resignation hits the enterprise and workers seek out job opportunities, 13% of job seekers are thinking about pivoting to IT, according to CompTIA data.
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Remote work is enabling a Silicon Valley exodus
How has the tech industry's widespread embrace of working from home affected its capital?
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What's the lesson for CIOs in Facebook's network woes?
The six-hour crash felt by billions of users worldwide puts the issue of network and communication redundancy front and center for tech leaders.
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OpinionMigrating to the cloud: How to ensure a successful transition
Companies need to be proactive and consider the impact of cloud migration on engineering culture, employee satisfaction and business growth.
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What to do in the event of key vendor outages
Redundancy can help sustain operations during a key tool's outage, with a backup option acting as insurance. But costs can determine how much coverage is needed.
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Collaboration breakdowns hurt transformation, security
The companies that succeeded at pivoting to remote work, and managing the associated IT and cybersecurity challenges, were those that enabled cross-functional teams.
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With remote work, any employee could be an insider threat. How is CISA mitigating the risk?
Companies can use a new self-assessment tool from CISA to generate reports on their tolerance and capabilities for preventing insider threats.
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5 questions to ask after a vendor outage
Asking these questions at the right time can help executives make critical calls and assist the company through an incident.
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How Discover Financial Services embraces the DevOps model
The company began DevOps practices with a cultural shift that empowered teams to self organize and make decisions.
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ColumnThe Water Cooler: 4 IT execs on their first incident response steps
The first step to recovery is planning ahead. But during a crisis, how leadership prioritizes resources and actions from the get-go can determine mitigation.
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Who will win the remote work game of chicken?
Success in the hybrid work era will be shaped by how well companies can embrace collaborative technology, experts say.
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Risk, operational efficiency sell IT to business leaders
Tech leaders should be able to explain how IT investments can buy down risk, said Derek Brink, VP and research fellow at Aberdeen Strategy and Research.
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Multiple buyers, hybrid work drive software spending through 2022
More parts of the business are acquiring software products, with hybrid work tools driving continued investment in new products and services.
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How hackers are making the leap from cloud to the software build processes
Almost all deployed third-party container applications have known vulnerabilities, research from Palo Alto Networks' Unit 42 found.
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Tech leaders plan large AI investment, but adoption woes remain
Four in 10 technology decision-makers say emerging AI applications are still under development, a Gartner survey found.
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8 software migration tips from a Google engineer
Learning from others' mistakes and opportunities helps avoid common pitfalls in the migration roadmap.
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Companies gear up for 2022 IT budget hikes: report
IT projects that support operations are growing in importance, but upgrading out-of-date infrastructure is no longer the top priority.
