Page 2
-
Network performance falling short of business needs as infrastructure upgrades are forgotten
Users don’t thank IT for keeping the internet running — they just expect it to always work. When it goes down, all hell breaks loose.
-
Kohl's names retail-tested executive as CTO
Paul Gaffney is joining the retailer later this month following stints at Dick’s Sporting Goods and The Home Depot.
-
USCIS proposes $10 fee per registration for H-1B visa applications
Employers already have issues with the H-1B process, but the high demand for skilled foreign workers is unlikely to change in a tight labor market.
-
Cybercriminals rake in billions using email compromise, fraudulent tech support
Total losses from internet cybercrimes reached nearly $3 billion 2018, according to the FBI.
-
Walgreens Boots Alliance nabs CIO from Kraft Heinz
Francesco Tinto is taking over technology leadership at WBA during a time of focus on digital transformation and advancing the company’s technology capabilities.
-
Banks have more to lose from data breaches than other companies
Differences in notification urgency highlights data sensitivity. Exposed email addresses are far less sensitive than banking information or social security numbers.
-
How one company used analytics to cut procurement costs 11%
Cimpress, the Vistaprint parent company, deployed a digital platform across subsidiaries to centralize bulk contracts.
-
Technologists show up at the negotiating table knowing they're in demand
To make sure offer letters get signed, employers have a couple of strategies: proactive salary assessments and faster, more granular salary assessments.
-
Slack takes $8M revenue hit for customer credits after failing to meet uptime commitment
The company offers credits back to customers if it fails to meet its 99.99% uptime commitment.
-
San Francisco Giants turn to Iron Mountain to organize, digitize highlight tapes, long lost memories
Investing in video archives is fitting. The franchise wants to preserve images and footage of Willie Mays, Juan Marichal, Willie McCovey and other greats.
-
2020 budget planning: Tech leaders prioritize efficiency, business outcomes
Analysts expect global tech investment in "new tech" initiatives including AI and automation will hit the $1 trillion mark next year.
-
Lofty digital transformation goals driven by CIO, not the C-suite, study finds
IT is caught between maintaining the Wi-Fi and driving innovation. That is a vast territory to own.
-
Report: Google lobbyists push to add loopholes to California's privacy law
As lobbyists make last-minute effort to exclude digital advertising from the California Consumer Privacy Act, other states watch closely.
-
Robots as a service: A low-risk path to warehouse automation?
RaaS revenues and deployments are rapidly eclipsing those from robot purchases, as end users discover more value in securing robotic solutions rather than just equipment.
-
What gives data a competitive edge
Building blocks of AI models will allow a level of consistency to emerge among algorithms. But if a company is more or less equal to its competitor, how can it win?
-
Faith in cloud security strengthens, but concerns persist
For a time, CISOs held off cloud adoption because of a lingering belief the cloud was less secure, a Nominet survey found.
-
Gartner depicts a business world reshaped by AI in 2019 Hype Cycle
Over the next decade, expect data analytics and AI to augment workers' efficiency, as companies rely on leading tech to beat competitors.
-
PwC: Dealmakers expect revenue boost from AI acquisitions
Last year, business deals related to artificial intelligence companies accounted for $1.6 billion in transactions. Acquiring entities say they want to get their money's worth.
-
Customer engagement key metric for SaaS companies, CFO says
SaaS companies rely on recurring revenue for growth. That's only achievable when customers are satisfied.
-
Insurers do the math and instruct cities to pay the ransom, ProPublica reports
The cyberattack market exists, and while insurers didn't create it, their actions could help sustain it.
-
VMware's Kubernetes Academy pushes the company's container orchestration play
The company is betting on an "any cloud, any device" strategy, serving as a technology-agnostic layer between large-scale cloud service providers.
-
How to grow a DevOps practice
Start with a constraints-based approach which tackles the biggest, unique problem.
-
Indeed: Washington, Boston top list of highest-paying metro areas
The Bay Area, Seattle and Austin have lower tech salaries when adjusted for cost of living.
-
Video conferencing makes employees feel more included, report says
Professionals believe companies that use video communication are better at collaboration, according to a survey by video conferencing company Lifesize.
-
Why IBM's CIO values IT product design over 'expensive transformation projects'
"When did it become okay to live like the 'Jetsons' at home and the 'Flintstones' at work?" asked IBM CIO Fletcher Previn.
Home
