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Remote tech work is on the rise, and companies are hiring faster than ever
There is also greater demand for junior tech talent to offset the effects of the Great Resignation—and companies must rethink their recruiting and hiring strategies, a new report finds.
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How to install Windows 11 on a Mac
With Parallels Desktop 17, you can run Windows 11 on Intel-based and M1-based Macs, though an M1 Mac will support only the ARM-based version of Windows 11.
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Quantum reality check: Gartner expects more 10 years of hype but CIOs should start finding use cases now
Gartner analyst recommends three tactics for learning the landscape and building internal skills in these early days of the quantum era.
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Canon USA hit with a class-action lawsuit claiming it's conning consumers
A federal lawsuit filed in New York against the company argues it is misleading buyers of its "all-in-one" printers by forcing them to purchase new ink cartridges for the devices to work properly.
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3 ways project planning cycles have changed since COVID-19
Approaches to project planning and cycles have changed for many companies as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Project managers and teams have to adapt to stay on track.
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Google Chrome: Security and UI tips you need to know
Google’s Chrome web browser currently holds a 64.92% command on the global browser market share. That means more users are working with Chrome in significantly more use cases: Mobile, desktop, and eve...
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Gartner: 7 characteristics CIOs need to take digital leadership to the next level
Specific actions are required for self-development and to play a broader role in accelerating digital business growth, Gartner analyst says at IT Symposium/Xpo.
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Best Linux laptop for 2021: Which one should you buy?
If you're looking for a new laptop that ships with Linux pre-installed, read Jack Wallen's top five picks.
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Gartner IT Symposium/Xpo: Reinventing how we work and live with "hybrid everything"
Besides on-site and remote, there is a "3rd Way" to work/live leveraging tech, regulatory changes and everything hybrid, Gartner analyst says at IT Symposium/Xpo.
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Analytics drift: What it is and how to manage it in your organization
Analytics applications are aimed at solving specific business problems. But what if business and data change?
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Samsung Galaxy Unpacked Part 2: Everything Samsung announced
If you were hoping for truly new products, you might be disappointed—Samsung's Unpacked 2 is all about customization options for existing products and a new lifestyle brand partnership.
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The love/hate relationship the cloud has with Linux
Jack Wallen has a bone to pick with cloud services run by Google, Microsoft and Apple.
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CEOs need to shift from tools-first to teams-first thinking to improve collaboration
Forrester research finds that culture is just as important as tools for encouraging business and technical teams to work together.
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Hiring kit: Data architect
A data architect develops the foundational architecture of all data generated within an enterprise—an important but challenging position to fill. This kit includes a detailed job description, sample i...
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Google Pixel 6 cheat sheet: Everything you need to know
From sophisticated camera enhancements to major battery improvements to the game-changing Tensor chip, the Pixel 6 takes Google's flagship phone to the next level.
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Human-centric design and hybrid work should be "a normal strategy"
Gartner analyst advocates for empowering variety, not plurality, as IT's new key mission, during a session at IT Symposium/Xpo Monday.
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Why I'm not buying the new MacBook Pro (and maybe you shouldn't either)
The newly announced MacBook Pro notebooks are tempting, but consider this before whipping out your credit card.
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Tech support scams top list of latest phishing threats
Tech support scams work because they try to trick people into believing there's a serious security crisis with their computers, says Norton Labs.
