Month: August 2017

A notable share of CIOs said the hiring process is taking too long, according to a recent survey from Robert

A notable share of CIOs said the hiring process is taking too long, according to a recent survey from Robert

Reaching business goals, even surviving in an era of disruption, requires a tech-smart workforce. Today’s workplace is undergoing massive disruption,

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Despite the appeal of trendy technologies like artificial intelligence, one consultant is encouraging CIOs to go back

Builder of a cloud future Jayapal Boompally, principal software engineer at biotech Amgen Inc., in Thousand Oaks, Calif., was interested

Last weekend, in Jackson Hole, Wyo., as they do every year, many of the world’s central bankers gathered to discuss

Ask the members of any team if they want to institute better processes, and be prepared for them to roll

I’m a sneakerhead. In English, that means that I collect trainers. I love the aesthetics of the shoes, but perhaps more

I have spent a lot of time thinking about lines lately. There were several reasons for this, including a repeated

Recently over lunch, a friend asked me which book was my favorite all time? I told him that a book which I

When you mess up, your customers let you know — and thanks to social media, they let everyone know. So

If 1 billion downloads means that your app is a good idea, then Shazam is a good idea. A great one,

Diversity and inclusion efforts are becoming more and more common in business today, but there is still a terrible gap

Is your intellectual property protected against copycats? BobRelated: Debunking the 5 Biggest Myths of Entrepreneurship Discover more about segments and guests

As an entrepreneur, you will consistently encounter new obstacles, both large and small. How you deal with them will either

As hackers continue ramping up their attacks everyone involved in IoT — manufacturers, integrators, and customers — has to improve

New research from TDWI highlights the obstacles analytics projects face and suggests best practices for overcoming those challenges. Many enterprises

AI and the BPM makeover Meanwhile, Forrester’s Koplowitz said BPM is in the throes of an “extreme makeover,” in which

The intersection of BPM and DevOps When viewed as application development platforms, requirements for BPM systems are tied to the

Sean Pavone / Alamy Could the next big management fashion be a hybrid of Japanese and U.S. styles, providing the

Most people hate brainstorming. It’s supposed to be a creative activity, but when not led I often get asked what

As innovators, we all want to do three key things: Create something new, fantastic and disruptive Bring it to the

They looked like storage managers, video players, and ringtones, among other things. If you downloaded them from the Google Play

The only way to be truly successful at something, is to concentrate and put the work in to execute it. But some

Mark Zuckerberg and his wife Priscilla Chang have welcomed their second child, a daughter named August. So, the CEO and founder of Facebook is taking

The business world, sometimes contradictorily, seems obsessed with size: Is less really more, or is more more? Is it worth it

Introducing our new podcast, Problem Solvers with Jason Feifer, which features business owners and CEOs who went through a crippling business problem

As an entrepreneur, you already know where your bread is buttered. It’s the customer, the follower and the community. Without these

Many people ask me for tips on how to have a successful and positive networking experience. One of the major

An IoT project in a manufacturing plant helped to change the role of the IT group at French auto supplier