Patrick Gray

Facebook’s recent challenges should serve as a lesson to all leaders to identify and mitigate ethical concerns before they escalate.

What tech leaders need to know about the metaverse and why it might be something for us to reconsider.

As leaders, we can apply the same portfolio management strategy we use for our project portfolio to our personal development.

Remote work and unforeseen power problems could leave your family and your team in the dark. Here are three products that could help.

Surrounding yourself with agreeable people may feel good, but it’s not the right way to lead. Encourage your subordinates to challenge you.

Setting core hours—a period that’s open for booking meetings—can help as employees transition to office work and permanent remote work.

The pandemic created a rift between those who could easily shift to remote work and those who could not. What are the responsibilities of the former?

While you might be familiar with APIs, we’ll get into how they work and how they can be used in this tech project, using low-code programming to check the weather with your home lab.

Want to get a little closer to the technology side of tech leadership? Building a home lab is a rewarding project that’s easier than you think. Here’s how to set up the hardware.

There are five questions business leaders should answer before enacting a fast-follower strategy.

While well-intentioned, providing upward feedback to a boss can tread into social and political hot water if you’re not prepared.

In any relationship, it’s important that all parties have the same expectations and understanding. Here’s how to tell if your suppliers are vendors or partners, and why the distinction matters.