Esther Shein

Nearly 88% said technology will help them be more efficient and more cost-effective, according to the Capital One Small Business survey.

71% of small- and midsized-business leaders consider themselves better off now than one year ago, a new study from Verizon Business finds.

A new report finds that despite the importance of digital transformation, 55% say the digital acceleration gap is widening.

The rankings are higher than those of older, male and white candidates, according to Talent Board’s 2021 North American Benchmark.

New research finds about one in four tech leadership roles will be held by women in 2022—up 4 percentage points since 2019.

The study from Monitor Deloitte also finds a convergence between technology and strategy and the increased focus on corporate purpose as a strategic mandate.

The SMBs also embrace the metaverse and cryptocurrency as “an extremely viable” solution, according to a new study by Sage.

Nearly all marketers are using this approach to respond to data deprecation, but less than half know how to use zero-party data effectively, according to the Forrester study.

Only half of workers surveyed believe employers have made a solid effort to secure technology for work flexibility, according to a new Condeco study.

Honorees on this year’s list offer training, education and mentorship to help employees grow, along with job flexibility and resources, the career site said.

CFOs are generally satisfied with their companies’ IT function, but they would like to see improvements in speed, agility and innovation, according to Deloitte’s 1Q22 survey of Fortune 500 CFOs.

Along with C-suite support and investment, another success driver is the CTrO, who devotes time and energy to move the transformation forward, according to a new Deloitte study.