Feds say a group of employers is trying to game the H-1B system

A slew of repeat registrations has “raised serious concerns that some may have tried to gain an unfair advantage by working together,” USCIS said.

By Kathryn Moody • May 1, 2023

How 3 CIOs make time for technology experimentation

Experimentation can take on many different forms. For CIOs, it can mean getting your hands dirty by connecting with end users or testing new tools.

By Lindsey Wilkinson • May 1, 2023

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CIO Priorities

Companies task their CIOs with balancing the company’s economic and operational needs as they enable technology throughout the business.

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Meta to prioritize AI in future hiring efforts, CFO says

AI was a dominant theme of the Facebook and Instagram owner’s latest quarterly earnings call, in which the company reported its first sales increase in nearly a year.

By Alexei Alexis • April 28, 2023

Finance chiefs hunt for revenue-generating tech tools: Stripe

The provider’s updated tools come as enterprises seek emerging technologies to aid in key areas like revenue generation.

By Grace Noto • April 28, 2023

Southwest posts additional $380M in losses from December meltdown

The total bill for the domestic carrier’s mass cancellations reached more than $1.1 billion after Q1 losses were totalled.

By Matt Ashare • April 27, 2023

Discrimination in tech worsens, Dice finds

The recruiting firm surveyed nearly 2,500 tech professionals and identified a rise in racial and gender discrimination last year. 

By Roberto Torres • April 27, 2023

Microsoft stabilizes cloud revenue growth, renews cost optimization pledge

The tech giant remains committed to helping customers get the most value out of their digital spend, CEO Satya Nadella said during an earnings call.

By Matt Ashare • April 26, 2023

Managed services deal size grew in 2022 despite economy woes

Outsourcing IT remains an effective long-term cost savings strategy for many companies, driving growth in the managed services category.

By Roberto Torres • April 26, 2023

DEI is falling by the wayside in corporate America, report says

The lack of C-suite buy-in related to diversity and inclusion is leaving advocates exhausted.

By Caroline Colvin • April 25, 2023

Red Hat trims workforce by 4%, spares sales and product roles

The company will cut nearly 800 administrative positions across all functions. CEO Matt Hicks attributed the cuts to a realignment of company investments.

By Matt Ashare • April 24, 2023

SmileDirectClub’s approach to AI evolved with the technology

The teledentistry company went from working with third-party AI firms to building an internal team to achieve business goals and improve patient care.

By Lindsey Wilkinson • April 24, 2023

AI is coming to enhance human employees — not replace them

Machines should be seen as partners and assistants, since human expectations and limitations will restrict their abilities.

By Sanjay Rajagopalan • April 24, 2023

Technology pulls enterprise green ambitions within reach

Cloud, automation and data tools are narrowing the gap between what organizations say they want to achieve and what is possible.

By Matt Ashare • April 21, 2023

IT managers uneasy with snooping software: report

Surveillance tools may cause an uptick in staff attrition and make hiring more difficult, according to a 1E survey.

By Roberto Torres • April 21, 2023

Citigroup technology expenses grow as it pushes transformation

The financial services company increased its IT spending, retired legacy platforms and invested in cloud-based solutions, CFO Mark Mason said.

By Matt Ashare • April 20, 2023

Google Cloud launches consulting unit to ease enterprise cloud adoption, expansion

The new business division will provide engineering expertise, training, subscription-based support services and industry cloud and AI solutions via a single access point.

By Matt Ashare • April 19, 2023

Atlassian embeds generative AI to level up knowledge management work

Companies will need to opt in to access the new capabilities in the software provider's workplace management tools, such as Jira, Confluence and Trello.

By Lindsey Wilkinson • April 19, 2023

Stack Overflow embraces generative AI as developers voice concerns

Individual contributors on the platform raised concerns about the validity of information generated by AI, information overload and data privacy. 

By Lindsey Wilkinson • April 19, 2023

Southwest paused flights amid ‘data connection issues’

Data connection issues stemming from a firewall failure led to halted flights and lingering delays Tuesday, the airline said. 

By Roberto Torres • April 18, 2023

Software industry leaders debate real costs and benefits of CISA security push

The global effort toward secure by design is seen as a potential game changer for software security, but may require investments and cultural changes.

By David Jones • April 17, 2023

Lured by emerging technology, CIOs aim for balance

Shiny object syndrome threatens to draw even the most pragmatic tech exec into the hype cycle. But a happy middle with new technology does exist.

By Roberto Torres • April 17, 2023

How SodaStream used mobile technology to boost employee engagement

Nearly half of the company's workforce is in a manufacturing or frontline setting. Solutions tailored to computer access were not going to cut it.

By Lindsey Wilkinson • April 14, 2023

Wells Fargo prioritizes technology in leadership reshuffle

The bank’s head of technology, Saul Van Beurden, will take over as CEO of Consumer and Small Business Banking.

By Matt Ashare • April 14, 2023

AWS wades into generative AI fray with Bedrock service

CEO Andy Jassy highlighted generative AI as a key area of investment for the retail giant, in a Thursday letter to investors.

By Roberto Torres • April 13, 2023

NYC will enforce restrictions on AI in hiring starting July 5

The city published a final rule last week providing guidance on which tools will be regulated and how bias audits must be conducted.

By Ryan Golden • April 13, 2023