Month: December 2017

While there’s an abundance of contemporary entrepreneurs worth quoting, I’ve long had a fascination with legendary entrepreneurs who built many

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HR and IT: Strengthening collaboration “HR relies ever more heavily on technology to get its work done,” said Andrew Horne,

In a celebrated 1995 article in Newsweek, astronomer Clifford Stoll blasted Internet visionaries. “Do our computer pundits lack all common

Reading is one of the best ways to open our minds to different ideas and perspectives. There is so much

Where did the year go? With 2017 coming to a close, entrepreneurs are diligently planning their 2018 budgets and PL’s.

This story originally appeared on Due Millennials (a.k.a. Gen Y) are stereotyped as lazy and entitled. It’s hard to forget all

The traditional approach to IT asset management is flawed and needs to be replaced with a strategy that factors in

6. What’s my job? Know of a chief digital officer hired to drive employee productivity and operational efficiency? Then the

You’ve gotten through the curveball questions, dodged that question about your greatest weakness, and made a decent impression overall during

Sudhir Kulkarni, president, digital at Persistent Systems, believes there has been a fundamental shift in business relating to digital transformation

The travel and tourism industry is booming: According to a Statista report, the industry is credited with having contributed $7.61 trillion to

On-premises, infrastructure-as-a-service will coexist for quite a while with large organizations moving more workloads to the public cloud, yet operating

Jeanne Bretecher is a young entrepreneur, who co-founded with Steven Bertal the agency Génération2, a new kind of consulting agency

The new year is fast approaching, and many of us are probably feeling a subtle desire to make some sort

There is a reason people choose not to take the road less traveled – it is harder! But for the

The following excerpt is from Dr. Patti Fletcher’s book Disrupters: Success Strategies From Women Who Break the Mold. Buy it

What was supposed to be a sunny $2 billion acquisition of U.S. television manufacturer Vizio Vizio alleges that LeEco executives

A couple of banks have taken differing paths with their technology makeovers, with one seeming to be successful at it.

As the popularity of open source grows, it’s important to remember that with growth comes complexity and that being involved

The role of vCIOs Pickell said he used to perform vCIO services for clients, but the demands of keeping up

CIO playbook: Cloud exploits Go Time! for cloud computing “Forrester has declared 2018 as cloud computing ‘Go Time!’ Enterprise CIOs

Imagine this scenario for a moment. You’re six-hundred thousand dollars in debt. Your credit line is tapped out. Creditors are

For many companies, going public through an initial public offering is the ultimate goal. IPOs have many benefits — from

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

When it comes to exhaustion, people usually don’t think of working out as the cure, but one University of Georgia

It’s no secret that subscription businesses are hot, but Hitwise’s 2017 whitepaper on the subscription industry measures just how popular they are:

In this video, Entrepreneur Network partner Kate Volman interviews award-winning author, speaker and entrepreneur Tim S. Marshall. Marshall, who is perhaps best known

After decades of AI being viewed as a “future” concept it may be time for companies to invest real dollars

Automation in the corporate world isn’t on the way, it’s here. Now, do it right. In many ways, 2017 could