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Open source: Why naiveté might be the key to success
Commentary: What open source founders don't know might be their superpower. Find out more in this interview with Envoy founder Matt Klein.
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Amazon WorkSpaces cheat sheet: What you need to know about this DaaS product
Amazon's Desktop as a Service product can virtualize the computing needs of your entire workforce, secure business data, and make life easier for remote employees and IT teams.
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VDI vs. DaaS: What is the difference, and which is best for your virtualization needs?
Desktop virtualization is nothing new, but now you have two popular forms to choose from: VDI and DaaS. Learn how VDI and DaaS differ so you can make the best investment for your business.
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Top gifts for runners including headphones, hand warmers, wearables, and more
From basic running essentials to gifts for runners who have everything, here are 8 accessories to help fleet-of-foot athletes make the most of their next training session.
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How to host a holiday office party on Zoom
There are plenty of things companies can do virtually, but the key this year is to give back and make employees feel appreciated, party planners said.
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Quantum computing will impact the enterprise--we just don't know how
Quantum computing promises to take on problems that were previously unsolvable. This whole new level of compute power will make it possible to crunch incredible volumes of data that traditional comput...
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Workhuman wants to certify businesses as just, inclusive, and innovate through new program
Businesses as large as Cisco have already become Workhuman Certified by pledging to adhere to the company's new Charter of Workplace Rights.
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Despite pandemic and economic instability, US small-business owners remain optimistic
Most US small business owners see a bright future for financial prospects, businesses returning to pre-pandemic conditions, and that they'll still be in business in spring 2021.
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Make sure your IT policies cover the basics like virtualization, software usage, and data recovery
Establishing expectations for daily operations can make life easier for the IT team and save time as well.
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Artificial intelligence: Cheat sheet
Learn artificial intelligence basics, business use cases, and more in this beginner's guide to using AI in the enterprise.
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75% of all 56 US states and territories show signs of vulnerable election IT infrastructure, report finds
The report comes as officials in Georgia revealed more information about a ransomware attack that affected a digital voter database.
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How COVID-19 and the "Novel Economy" is changing the way customers respond to businesses
Generation N: Learning how customers think can help companies adapt and thrive in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Generation N is changing e-commerce, and businesses should adapt and respond
The "Novel Economy" is here to stay, and learning to adjust can help companies find the way forward.
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Ubuntu Server 18.04: Easy-to-learn expert tips
Ubuntu is a GNU/Linux distribution managed by Canonical. It offers economic and technical scalability for your data center—be it public or private. Plus, the Ubuntu Server platform makes it easy to de...
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Indeed: The "fastest-rising" jobs in tech
A new report highlights the most in-demand tech positions detailing the top skills for each role as well as average compensation.
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The OSIRIS-REx mission's project scientist discusses "greedy" asteroid sampling and more
We spoke with the mission's project scientist to learn more about the challenges of sampling an asteroid millions of miles away.
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How to add citations in a Google Doc
Students and teachers may be glad that Google Docs now includes a citation tool, but professional researchers might seek more robust citation management options.
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Free trials for education and entertainment platforms spur massive growth in subscription economy
Consumers have increasingly turned to subscription services since the coronavirus pandemic began to change everyday life in March.
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