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Facebook's parent company Meta is laying off 13% of its workforce, a week after another social media giant, Twitter, laid off half of its employees. What do these moves say about tech trends going forward and the tech labor market in 2023?

Mass layoffs at Twitter released a sizeable amount of talent into the tech ecosystem -- will it trigger a wave of new tech players?

Hope and optimism won't help you establish a realistic project deadline. Thoughtful insight and careful planning are the keys to setting a practical schedule.

Last month in global tech policy: Elon Musk conquers Twitter; the CHIPS Act lurches into action; Big Tech lobbyists caught red handed in Strasbourg; cybersecurity; the Lord of the Rings; and more.

Even when security teams take steps to manage and secure SaaS apps, the solutions they put in place to mitigate these risks are often insufficient. It’s time for a more comprehensive approach.

CISA has released new cybersecurity performance goals for the critical infrastructure sector. How will these goals help stakeholders reduce cyber risks in critical infrastructure industries?

Ending a lifelong IT career doesn't necessarily mean leaving IT behind. Many semi-retired individuals are finding that they're now free to explore new opportunities.

Chief information officers and other key stakeholders first need to identify the bleeding tech causing the bloat, then create a roadmap on what aspects of the tech bloat can be reduced.

More companies are creating digital twins to keep critical systems and processes working as designed. What does IT need to do to prepare?

There will not be ‘one size fits all’ for devices used to access the metaverse; each will be particularly well suited for specific use cases and not so well for others.