Although cloud adoption has been fast-tracked during the pandemic, it has not hyperaccelerated at a pace companies need in order to maintain competitive advantage. With line-of-business (LOB) executives now steering pockets of modernization

Some companies want people back at their desks. Others are okay with them working from their kitchen tables. How 2022!

IT support has forever changed as more and more employees are now working from any number of remote locations — and no longer sitting behind a corporate firewall.

One of the bigger threats to enterprise cybersecurity involves re-purposed third-party code and open-source code, so you'dthink Google's Assured Open Source Software service would be a big help.

The lack of true multi-tasking has long been a criticism thrown at the iPad, but this may (or may not) be about to change, and we may (or may not) learn more about this at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC). The big event begins

A record 4.5 million people quit their jobs in March in the U.S. alone, and the ratio of unemployed people to job openings hit a record low.

Ah, notifications. Has any other technological wonder managed to be so incredibly helpful and so impossibly irritating at the same time?

Apple’s big Worldwide Developers Conference is coming up in less than two weeks. While it’s uncertain there’ll be new hardware , there will be previews of upcoming versions of macOS, iOS, iPadOS and more. This week Macworld Executive

Microsoft is pulling back on hiring quotas for its Windows, Office and Teams chat and conferencing software groups.

Seeking growth in an likely-to-be flat market, Apple has improved its payments services products with the live launch of Tap To Pay and the introduction of a new virtual “Apple Account Card” in its Wallet app.