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The Linux Code of Conduct is long overdue
Why IT and development should follow in Linus Torvalds's footsteps and adopt an always-do-better creed, even if it means stepping away from Linux kernel development.
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Account takeover attacks ramping up, leading to explosion of phishing
ATO attacks steal a person's credentials and use them to send emails from their account, according to a recent Barracuda Networks report.
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How do I downgrade from Windows 10 to Windows 7?
TechRepublic member Jack_Johnson118 wants to downgrade Windows 10 back to Windows 7, but is not sure how to do this. Can you help this fellow member resolve their issue?
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How Avalara helps companies navigate complex telecom taxes for IoT services like in-car calling and telematics
At MWC Americas 2018, TechRepublic spoke with Tony Susak, GM of Telecommunications at Avalara, about the company's SaaS solution, which companies collect and pay the correct telecom taxes on new techn...
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Why gig workers in finance will grow 88% in the next three years
CFOs reported use of freelance workers will skyrocket in the next few years, according to a recent Deloitte survey. Here's what the future of finance looks like.
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Vendor comparison tool: Cloud-based integrated management services
Cloud computing systems provide a distinct and measurable competitive advantage, and implementing a successful transformation can reap significant long-term benefits for any enterprise. This download ...
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84% of employees want to leave their job: Here are the top 5 ways to make them stay
Three-fourths of executives say finding talent is a challenge, according to an Eightfold.AI report. Here's how to retain the employees you already have.
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MWC Americas 2018: How 5G will enable tech like smart bee hives to remote surgery
At MWC Americas 2018, TechRepublic spoke with Ana Tavares Lattibeaudiere, Head of North America for GSMA, about several innovative technologies that demonstrate the potential of 5G connectivity.
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Companies with mandated diversity training promote fewer women: 6 tips to improve
Despite inclusion efforts at large companies, representation of women in tech roles only rose 1% this year, according to an AnitaB.org report.
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AT&T in talks to partner with L.A. on IoT, smart city, and 5G technology
At MWC Americas 2018, TechRepublic spoke with Mike Zeto, VP IOT and GM of Smart Cities at AT&T, about a partnership with the city of Los Angeles to deploy IoT and smart city technology.
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Photos: The 10 best places to get work done outside of the office
Tired of sitting at your home or office desk? Here are 10 work spaces you probably haven't considered.
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Google gives admins more insight into employees' G Suite use
In addition to rolling out Work Insights, Google on Tuesday announced the general availability of the investigation tool in the G Suite security center.
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Windows Admin Center: Ready for prime time?
Could the new system administration tooling for Windows become the single pane of glass for the ops side of DevOps?
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Hiring kit: Technical writer
A good technical writer can help end users master the software and hardware they need to do their jobs, boosting productivity and ensuring adoption. However, a lack of easy-to-follow documentation can...
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Want to be a great engineering manager? Let your developers fail
Most engineers don't stick with a project long enough to learn from their failures. That's a mistake.
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How BetterCloud adapted to serve enterprise SaaS management needs
As organizations adopt more SaaS systems, management of those systems becomes increasingly complicated for IT administrators. BetterCloud CEO David Politis explains how the company has met that need.
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Photos: The iOS 12 features you need to know
There's a lot more than under-the-hood tuning in Apple's latest mobile OS. Here's a look at the changes you'll notice in iOS 12.
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These 5 technologies provide the most transformative value for business
Only 40% of respondents to a recent ISACA's report said they were confident in security of their company's AI deployment.
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