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The world has changed dramatically over the past few years. Learn how to stay competitive.
Every business is a software business. Your enterprise needs to prioritize digital operations.
AI has the potential to further modernize workers' PCs. Learn how.
Companies need one person in charge of creating a consistent user experience that is strong on safety and trust.
In our digital age, you need to protect your business against advanced fraud techniques. Here's how.
Leading in uncertain times is always challenging, and the current inflation rate is no exception. Here are suggestions on how to lead in an inflationary economic environment.
Security officers surveyed by ThoughtLab expect an increase in attacks over the next two years from cybercriminals and nation-states using social engineering and ransomware.
Sentiment analysis has improved over the last few years thanks to stronger computing power and the ability to work at scale.
Just over a third (35%) of companies are using AI, a four-point increase from 2021 due to greater accessibility, and the need to reduce costs and automated key processes, a new IBM report finds.
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Forrester has suggestions for those in leadership roles to ensure that remote and hybrid employees operate at their most productive.
The global pandemic took a big toll on women, and an even greater toll on Black women. Here’s what happened and why inclusion in the workplace will be the next #MeToo movement.
A few years ago, every company was hiring a Chief Digital Officer. More recently, the role has been eliminated or merged. Has the CDO role outlived its usefulness?Â
Company says policy and benefits changes reflect the fundamental shift between employees and employers.