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The deal gives IBM a leg up into the emerging and growing market of digital product engineering services at a time when many traditional companies are outsourcing this work to combine their own domain visions and ideas with the expertise of digital product engineers.

The days of good old-fashioned job roles are beginning to give way to skills-based workforce models. Here is how that works and what it means to employers, universities, and workers.

Although quiet quitters can negatively affect a business in any department, perhaps the most damaging examples can be found in the IT department. Here’s a look at the impact of quiet quitters in IT, why it’s occurring, and what you can do about it.

Corporate mergers have become a way of life, and maybe no department is more stressed by them than IT.

The LAUSD ransomware attack is just one incident in a larger trend of threat actors targeting the education sector. How can other school districts and educational institutions protect themselves?

Many IT professionals harbor the dream of starting their own tech business. Unfortunately, nine out of 10 startups fail. Building a successful business requires an idea, detailed planning, and a healthy dose of perseverance.

Last month in global tech policy: GOP cries censorship to Biden’s tech regulation plans; Iran cuts off its internet; the European Parliament turns against facial recognition technology; Ethereum finishes its Merge; Elon Musk wades into the Rubicon; and more.

With distributed workforces and rapidly evolving technologies layering complexity on the chief information officer role, additional training may be required.

Hybrid work is the plan of choice for organizations that have had remote workers during the pandemic. Here's how to make the commute worth it for the organization and the employee.

Determine the staying power of an emerging tech or methodology before committing your organization.