10 examples of gender bias you may encounter in the workplace
Does your company suffer from gender bias? If your answer is "no," are you certain? Here are 10 kinds of gender bias that can pop up in the workplace--some subtle, some not so subtle.
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Image: James Kendrick/ZDNet CXO Enterprise IT in 2020: Predictions and preparation tips
How will enterprise IT change in the coming years? Patrick Gray makes some predictions, and explains why now is the time for IT leaders to redefine their roles.
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Image: iStockphoto.com/Yuri_Arcurs CXO 10 reasons why working in the office work beats telecommuting
There are lots of compelling reasons to work remotely -- but some business leaders and employment experts argue that it's better to work onsite.
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Image: CC0 public domain CXO 10 good reasons why working remotely makes sense
Remote work, flextime, career sabbaticals, and zero-hours contracts are all types of flexible work. But it's remote work that's disrupting the traditional tech industry 9-to-5 grind. Here's why.
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Image: Elly Zupko CXO The other shirt with women on it: Kickstarter campaign spotlights STEM pioneers
After a male scientist wore an offensive shirt in an interview, Elly Zupko made a Kickstarter campaign for "#thatothershirt" instead, to promote STEM education.
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Image: Chiny Driscoll CXO Chiny Driscoll: Exec-turned-entrepreneur. Big data guru. Aspiring travel agent.
Big data expert Chiny Driscoll told TechRepublic about leaving her corporate gig at IBM to found a startup, and why it's the most fulfilling job she's ever had.
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Security Spam Nation: Cybercrime and spam are far bigger security threats than you think
In Spam Nation, cybersecurity expert Brian Krebs investigates Russian spammers and seeks to educate users about how valuable their assets are to cybercriminals.
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TechRepublic Premium Big data: Six critical areas of legal risk
The legal concerns surrounding big data are still uncharted waters, and IT leaders need to be diligent about investigating and addressing the risks they may be taking on before they get in too deep.
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Image: Kyle Kirchhoff Start-Ups Peter Thiel: Entrepreneur. Investor. Author. Former national chess master.
Peter Thiel spoke with TechRepublic about his new book Zero to One, his career in technology, and why he believes competition is not synonymous with capitalism.
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Image: Google CXO Diversity stats: 10 tech companies that have come clean
Tech companies often draw criticism for being exclusive and lacking diversity. Here are ten companies that have released diversity numbers to the public. See how they compare.
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Image: iStock CXO Silicon Valley’s ‘solutionism’ issues appear to be scaling
In Evgeny Morozov's latest book, he explores technological 'solutionism,' which he believes is a dangerous ideology that is pervasive in Silicon Valley. Read Alex Howard's book review.
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CXO Four end user types that are IT project productivity killers
Skillful IT projects managers learn to recognize wasteful user patterns that can quickly derail or undo IT projects. Get tips on managing these difficult users.
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Image: CBS Interactive CXO Wearables and patient-centric startups evolve in health data ecosystem
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services CTO Bryan Sivak talks about the 2014 Health Datapalooza, startups using open health data, and trends in healthcare.
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CXO Survive compliance and security audits by conducting regular system checks
IT departments can reduce their audit anxiety by taking four proactive steps. These measures can also enhance an organization's overall security and compliance.
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Image: Shutterstock CXO IT self-sabotage: Don’t be your own worst enemy
One of the best ways for IT to stay relevant is to maintain a good reputation. Patrick Gray offers IT leaders tips on working with their counterparts and users.