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How to generate SSH keys in OpenSSH for Windows 10
Further extend Microsoft's implementation of OpenSSH in Windows 10 by generating your own secure keys.
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Why your open source project really needs marketing
Engineers like to think that their code speaks for itself--it doesn’t. Here’s how to “market” your open source project successfully.
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10 signs you may not be cut out for a systems analyst position
The need for systems analysts is increasing, but not everyone is suited for the job. Check out this list of possible indications that you'd be happier pursuing a different career path.
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10 signs you may not be cut out to be an IT consultant
Working as an IT consultant can be a high-pressure job, requiring you to wear a lot of hats. Here's a real-world look at what you can expect if you decide to go down that road.
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10 signs you may not be cut out for project management
If you're thinking about pursuing a career in project management but you're not sure it's the right path, consider this list of signs that might point you in a different direction.
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10 signs you may not be cut out for a support tech job
The role of support tech is ideal for some people--but it might not be the best choice for others. This list will help you determine which camp you fall in.
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10 signs you may not be cut out for a CIO job
If you're hoping to advance your career by taking on the role of CIO, be sure it's the right fit for you. Here are some aspects of the job you should weigh carefully before you jump in.
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Delivering bad news: 10 tips for doing it right
Giving someone bad news is never easy, but there are right ways and wrong ways of going about it. Here are some pointers on the best methods for sharing unpleasant information.
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Don't believe the hype, AGPL open source licensing is toxic and unpopular
Despite Black Duck's attempts to hype the AGPL, there are very good reasons to believe it's not the ideal open source license.
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10 ways to shrink your IT budget without killing progress
If you're looking for ideas on how to reduce IT spending without halting forward progress, these tips will come in handy.
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10 acquisition pitfalls IT should watch out for
During a corporate acquisition, the job of merging systems, processes, and people rests heavily on IT. This list will help you sidestep some of the most common obstacles and gotchas.
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10 mobile security myths that need debunking
Mobile devices have introduced plenty of legitimate concerns, but there are some misconceptions floating around that may lead companies to focus on the wrong issues--or to ignore the real risks.
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10 things you should know about deploying a software defined network
It's early days for SDN deployments, and organizations need to navigate some tricky currents to reap the benefits.
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10 things I learned about people while working in IT
If you've spent any time in IT, you know that human interaction is a big part of the job. And while you're interacting with those people, you'll learn a thing or two. Or 10.
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10 forgotten (but still useful) tips for Microsoft Word
Plenty of Microsoft Word commands have gathered a bit of dust over the years, but that doesn't mean they aren't useful for those who remember them. Here are 10 tricks you may find handy.
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10 Things roundup: Top lists of 2014
This has been a dynamic year for IT pros and tech leaders -- and the scope of the most popular 10 Things topics reflects it. Check out our annual list o' lists.
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10 areas of IT risk you could be overlooking
Risk management entails more than high-profile issues like data breaches. Smaller, less obvious risks can be just as damaging to your organization.
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10 reasons why enterprises should use a startup
The benefits of going with an enterprise startup are diverse -- from affordable pricing to funding R&D to accessing unique expertise.
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10 reasons why Chromebooks make good sense for business
Chromebooks may have gotten off to a slow start, but they're gaining ground fast. See what benefits they might offer your business.
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10 ways IoT is making successful inroads into business
The Internet of Things is finding its way into a host of industries, from transportation to health care to factory maintenance.
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10 ways to combine virtualization and co-location
Enterprises are finding ways to gain efficiencies and save costs by combining the benefits of co-location and virtualization.
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10 things you can do to make Android more secure
This list of security do's and don'ts will help you safeguard your Android device and protect that valuable data.
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10 ways to leverage cloud capabilities in 2016
More and more enterprises are putting cloud technologies to work--but they're still missing out on key opportunities. Here are some ideas to consider for the year to come.
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10 tech blunders of 2013
IT had its share of heroes and success stories over the past year, but a number of high-profile mistakes and failures garnered as much (or more) attention.
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10 ways the iPhone 6 could give Android a run for its money
The iPhone 6 was revealed on September 9, 2014. Find out what features should have Android developers scrambling to pick up the slack.
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10 free Android apps that are worth checking out
Saving time is good. Free is good. Combine the two and you may have a winner. Here's a list of assorted Android apps that deliver on both.
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10 ways to get the most out of your process automation
Automated processes, such as voice-based tech, can provide big cost savings -- but you have to follow design and implementation best practices to reap the benefits. Here are some pointers for getting ...
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10 virtualization tips every administrator should consider
Virtualization can reduce costs, simplify administration, and enable organizations to get more mileage out of their tech investments. These tips will help you reap those benefits.
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10 rudest behaviors in the workplace
Most of us aim not to be rude in the workplace, but sometimes the line is thin between adorable quirkiness and just plain annoying. Here are some behaviors to avoid.
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10 things to consider before you commercialize a service
A growing number of organizations are launching commercialization ventures, offering their IT products and services to external customers. The payoff may be good -- but careful planning is required.