5 Challenges AI and Analytics are Poised to Transform
The events and strain of the past two years have seen many socioeconomic challenges exacerbated. While the solutions are complex…
Crypto and Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine
As the grim reality of Russia’s armed invasion of Ukraine continues, moves are being made on either side of the…
Why training alone is not enough
Everyone knows there is an immense shortage of skills in IT, and that it’s constraining the ability of business…
Software development coaching dos and don’ts
In my recent article on hiring and retaining developers in a hybrid working world, I shared several recommendations, including improving…
Review: Creatio 8.0 Atlas shoulders no-code CRM
Creatio, previously called bpm’online, is billed as “one platform to automate industry workflows and CRM with no-code and a maximum…
Use DirectML to train PyTorch machine learning models on a PC
Machine learning is an increasingly important tool for developers, providing a way to build applications that can deliver a wide…
Harvard census identifies most commonly used open source packages
Researchers at the Laboratory for Innovation Science at Harvard University (LISH) have published the most comprehensive census of free and…
Remote Workforce Inclusion Requires Combination of Tech Tools, Human Touch
The transition to a hybrid work environment and the proliferation of remote work means the talent pool is no longer…
The Best Way to Keep Network Operations Current, Reliable, and Secure
Network managers are facing a skills crisis. While automation is simplifying many existing network tasks, there are also a growing…
How Language Can Cultivate Inclusivity in Tech
In IT, terms like “master/slave,” “blacklist” and “whitelist,” “kill,” “disable,” and “abort,” have been used for decades by programmers, IT…