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Data science: Which technologies are hot (and which are not)?
Commentary: The data science technology landscape is changing, but not always as fast as we might think. Also, it's time to master Python.
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Risk managers: Here are the must-have skills for 2020
The risk management field is growing more challenging as threats evolve. How will these changing threats affect your organization in 2020?
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AI accurately predicts Billie Eilish 'bad guy' Grammy win
Billie Eilish wasn't the only big winner at the 62nd Grammys this year. Artificial intelligence scored as well, both on the red carpet and by predicting the winner of Record of the Year.
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Brand value: Amazon breaks $220 billion mark, Google in second place at $160 billion
Amazon retains title for the third consecutive year, while Nokia moves up the ranks. Find out how other tech companies fared.
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How to control Windows 10 like a pro by enabling developer settings
For many power users, the way Microsoft Windows 10 works, though effective, is just not good enough. Many powerful Windows tools can be accessed via developer settings.
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Hiring kit: Python developer
The right Python developers will distinguish themselves with experience in developing projects similar to the position you’re trying to fill. This hiring kit includes a general job description, sample...
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New soft, stretchable battery can safely power wearables
The battery, developed at Stanford University, uses a special plastic to store power more safely than conventional batteries.
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Software developers can create better programs with AI
Artificial intelligence is making the design, development, and deployment of software faster, better, and cheaper, according to Deloitte.
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Top 5 ways to keep product managers happy
Product managers are valuable members of any product development team. Tom Merritt recommends five ways you can make sure you keep them happy.
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China and open source geopolitical strategy: Simon Wardley weighs in
Commentary: China is increasingly playing the long game on open source, says strategist Simon Wardley.
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What's your organization's cybersecurity strategy?
Take this quick, multiple choice survey and tell us about your company's cybersecurity strategies for the upcoming year.
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Wireless network quality problems worse in urban and rural areas
Residents of urban and rural communities experienced the highest number of network quality issues, according to a new J.D. Power study.
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Cisco study finds huge returns for companies investing in privacy
The report shows that enterprises with mature privacy policies saw millions in tangible returns from investments in protecting their data.
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Access management policy
Without appropriate access management controls, businesses are at significant risk from the loss or theft of both physical and digital assets. Access management controls establish who is allowed the a...
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Google has new apps to help users learn responsible device use—but can they actually help?
Will sealing your smartphone inside an envelope really help you learn digital self-control? Probably not, say tech detox experts.
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10+ essential iPad apps for professionals
Apple's iPad has come into its own as a work machine. These iPad apps can make it easier for business professionals and developers to be productive, multitask, and more.
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62nd Grammy winners predicted by artificial intelligence
DataRobot hopes to have a repeat performance after successfully using AI to choose last year's song of the year.
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Verizon and Dignitas launch 5G esports training facility and new home to League of Legends teams
Verizon's Los Angeles 5G Lab is now home to a 5,500-square-foot 5G esports training facility that will also serve as Dignitas' west coast HQ and home to League of Legends esports teams.
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