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Zellis snaps up AI-powered HR software firm elementsuite
News Elementsuite will be integrated with Zellis’ own payroll and HR software offering
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Developers are struggling to build generative AI applications – here's why
News AI coding tools could help, though experts told ITPro that businesses should keep a focus on core software engineering skills
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Admins beware, these Microsoft 365 features are being cut in 2025
News IT workers face further challenges on top of ones already posed by an approaching Windows 10 EOL
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Microsoft is planning another round of job cuts
News The firm said it always takes the appropriate action when staff are underperforming
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Want a return on your AI investment? Open source could be the key to success
News Organizations using open source AI tools are more likely to report a return on investment
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AI coding tools aren’t the solution to the growing ‘developer crisis’
News AI is pitched as the perfect solution to growing developer productivity problems, but it comes with its own problems
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Interest in traditional programming languages is declining
News Research raises questions about the relationship between AI coding tools and changing developer skill sets
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Microsoft is open to using a range of AI models in 365 Copilot, but OpenAI remains its go-to choice
News Citing concerns over performance and cost, Microsoft will look to use a range of models to provide the best experience for Copilot 365 users
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The open source industry is booming
News Four-in-ten firms contribute open source code on a daily basis
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Google’s efficiency drive continues as CEO reveals plans to cut management roles
News The tech giant will slash 10% of its managerial roles to continue its efficiency push
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Five ways to reduce Kubernetes costs
Tutorials With cutting expenditure a business imperative, there are several ways enterprises can reduce Kubernetes costs
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AI 'slop security reports' are driving open source maintainers mad
News Low-quality, LLM-generated reports should be treated as if they are malicious, according to one expert
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