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The UK's ICT sector struggling with technical debt
News As AI fuels expensive innovation, analysts advise organizations to track their technical debt and prioritize accordingly
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What are digital nomads and how easy is it for businesses to cater for them?
Explainer Employees and freelancers working remotely while traveling the world is a growing trend – but what does it mean for the tech industry?
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Who is John Roese?
Dell's CTO and Chief AI Officer John Roese brings pragmatism to AI
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Why veterans can excel in data centers – and could help the IT sector address its skill shortages
In-depth Ex-military workers can bring software and hardware to civilian roles
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Why are many men in tech blind to the gender divide?
In-depth From bias to better recognition, male allies in tech must challenge the status quo to advance gender equality
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Lateral moves in tech: Why leaders should support employee mobility
In-depth Encouraging staff to switch roles can have long-term benefits for skills in the tech sector
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Women show more team spirit when it comes to cybersecurity, yet they're still missing out on opportunities
News While they're more likely to believe that responsibility should be shared, women are less likely to get the necessary training
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Young tech professionals are shunning a full-time return to the office – unless it pays more
News Young tech professionals who entered the workforce post-pandemic expect on-site work to be paid more than remote options.
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‘AI is coming for your jobs. It’s coming for my job too’: Fiverr CEO urges staff to upskill in AI or be left behind
News The latest in a string of AI skills warnings has urged staff to begin preparing for the worst
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Who is John Ternus?
Apple's SVP for hardware engineering John Ternus is widely expected to succeed Tim Cook
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Who is Fidelma Russo?
Learn more about HPE's CTO and leader of GreenLake's success
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Workers want purpose, and they’re willing to quit to find it
News Employees want purpose and meaning at work — and if they don't get it, two thirds would quit to find it.
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