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Here's a look at seven emerging technologies that will disrupt your business, marketplace, and culture.

We have a great opportunity to lay a better foundation for the future of AI if we encourage more women and people of diverse backgrounds to dive into data science and other AI fields.

Education and information sharing among peers may help the market be more fiscally efficient about cloud migration.

Using new technologies and building products with a clear purpose in mind can help organizations connect with users in a way that is more human and more useful.

Headline news just hit, customers are livid, lawsuits are imminent. Whom should be held responsible when an IT error disrupts business?

Analytics, and AI offer great potential, but concerns over privacy, AI replacing humans, and negative consequences have cast a pall. Now, lead with purpose.

Do your executives and business contributors understand AI? If not, they probably will soon.

In celebrating the progress companies have made with inclusion and diversity the has to be ongoing change to create a level playing field and a culture where all colleagues feel included and heard.

Companies in the sharing economy are creating superior experiences for their customers with the aid of massive databases engineered on a global scale.

Nine big tech firms are deciding your company's fate and even the fate of humanity simply because they have the most control over AI.

IoT isn't quite mainstream yet, but analysts and consultants agree that the opportunity is huge, and it's time for enterprises to get ready.

There are four common traits of executives and organizations that will be successful with digital transformation.

As adoption of the cloud accelerates, a broader mix of perspectives can help accelerate innovation.

Several familiar companies joined the list for 2019, and some of the less-familiar names from 2018 are no longer as popular as they once were.

Advantages and limitations separate these two camps when it comes to choosing a strategy for cloud transformation.

Speakers and exhibitors at last week's RSA Conference outlined why DevSecOps need to be implemented throughout the software development cycle.

When a deadline looms and talent is scarce the pressure builds to find developers who can hit the ground running.

Beware of collaboration overload. The last thing any business leader wants is a team that is exhausted by unnecessary emails and meetings.

CIOs have made headway towards a more strategic position in the organization, but challenges remain on the road to digital.

Tthe last century way of doing customer experience is outdated. The emergence of new technologies calls for the adoption of new processes.