Allstate, a 90-year-old American insurance company, had always been an office-centric company, even if most of its employees were technology workers. When the COVID-19 pandemic hit more than two years ago, however, the company didn't fight

Apple’s decision to invest in iPhone photography was incredibly shrewd. Smartphone cameras will deliver better quality images than you get from DSLRs within three years.

Slack will let users customize their profiles with more detailed personal information, including audio clips that reveal how they pronounce their name.

Salesforce saw revenue rise 24% year over year to $7.41 billion, marking a strong start the financial year for the software-as-a-service giant. However, net income fell 94% from $469 million to $28 million for the quarter.

When you choose a productivity platform like Microsoft 365/Office 365 or Google Workspace (formerly G Suite), the main focus is on the platform’s functionality: Does it do the job you need?

Goodness gracious, I sure do love saving seconds. And if there's one area where wasted moments are just begging to be reclaimed, it's within the shiny Chrome browser on your favorite Android phone.

If you’re like most PC users, your current computer can’t run Windows 11. Microsoft has placed a line in the hardware sand to ensure that only modern machines with certain specifications that harden security can run Windows 11. 

For industrial applications, the Internet of Things risks becoming the Internet of Thieves. Perhaps industries making use of connected solutions should take a leaf out the Apple book and lock down their infrastructure.

Service-level agreements (SLAs) are the long-standing gauge of IT performance. The problem with them, however, is that they leave out one critical question: Are users satisfied with the result?

Increasingly diverse and spread across a hybrid landscape, the data estate has become messy and unwieldy — a drag on organizations’ ability to drive insights and effectively capitalize on data-driven business.