December 14, 2021

The impact of COVID on the workforce is making IT more challenging for infrastructure and operations (I&O) leaders, but it’s also a chance for them to drive some serious business

Western militaries—already “late to the party” in the creation of artificial intelligence—risk unforeseen consequences by adopting AI made for the commercial sector, said NATO’s David van Weel. That’s why the

Recently, a service outage from a major ISP affecting Pennsylvania, Illinois, Indiana, and Michigan caused a fair amount of disruption. Whether driven by ISP outages, cloud service interruptions, cyber-attacks, or

Cloud cost management tools are a relatively new creation. Just a decade ago, the cloud was pitched as saving us the hassle of bidding, installing, and maintaining our own hardware.

A common misconception about tech workers of a certain vintage is that they’re caught in the past and either overqualified or unable to adapt to future technology. As with most

Imagine that you have just been promoted to manager at a large food company and will be in charge of a popular candy brand primarily sold in grocery stores. The

Digital transformation is a well-established part of the business IT space, but it’s a different story for industrial process control. Because industries like oil, water management and transportation are so

As the final weeks of 2021 wrap up, the federal health data breach tally continues to show hacking incidents by far dominating as the top category of breaches being reported.

President Biden’s signing of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act is a significant turning point in American history. The $1 trillion bipartisan legislation infuses $550 billion in new spending over

Almost two years after the onset of the novel coronavirus pandemic, which is the biggest shock experienced by aircraft manufacturing in recent history, Airbus and Boeing are still in crisis