Esther Shein

Those that digitized during the pandemic are seeing their earlier investments in automation pay off, according to Amex’s latest Global Business Spend Indicator.

While Python is IEEE’s lead programming language, the spotlight is on SQL, which leads the organization’s jobs rankings.

U.S. businesses are also using skilled independent professionals to be more innovative, cost-efficient, and to access specialized skills, according to a newly released Upwork report.

A new report from Capital One and Forrester also finds that respondents have difficulty governing data at scale overall.

Due to siloed organizational information, workers spend an average of one or more hours per day searching for files to do their job, a new study from OpenText reveals.

Technical limitations are barriers to success but a new report finds that DevSecOps could be a game changer and will see growing market traction.

A new report from Heidrick & Struggles also finds that many feel secure in their jobs despite breaches, and only 14% of all CISOs sit on a corporate board.

Google’s security guidelines also drew the majority of this year’s requests in apps, according to Kaspersky’s Privacy Checker website.

Industry observers say there will be no immediate impact, but that the act will strengthen supply chains and the U.S. economy.

The technologies could enable immersive experiences, accelerated AI automation and optimized technologist delivery in the next two to 10 years, according to the firm.

Ticketing data is key to gaining insight into on-call operations and uncovering opportunities to improve productivity, according to a new report from Dimensional Research and Shoreline.io.

As technologies, hardware and infrastructure mature, metaverse-like apps will converge and with that comes the potential for cyberthreats, a new report from Trend Micro finds.