Browsing: Computerworld

In a recent episode of the First Person podcast  we met with Stephen Kaufman, who has spent 25 years architecting solutions on behalf of Microsoft. Stephen…

What about privacy? Then there’s privacy. Apple’s privacy commitments are allowed to exist — and that can’t be taken for granted, given the energy governments seem to be putting…

Success in high-demand tech careers starts with in-demand certifications, real-world experience, and soft skills. Ultimately, high-performing teams are built through agile, continuous training that evolves with…

The new full-color 600×600 pixel display provides live captions, real-time translation, video calling, navigation aids, camera viewfinder previews, and on-board Meta AI assistant with the ability…

“Our work days can be full of distractions — endless context switching between projects, and repetitive tasks that slow people down,” wrote Mark Berschadski, director of…

First, this suggests development of the feature has either stopped completely or been moved to a different cadence (perhaps Apple will dust it off and reintroduce…

Cybersecurity today is more than an IT issue — it’s a core business risk affecting revenue, operations, reputation, and competitiveness. Yet most organizations still rely on…

Atlassian has been investing significantly in the software space, with new offerings in Bitbucket Pipelines and Rovo Dev augmenting its Jira, Bitbucket, and Compass tools. The…

IT service desks have long been viewed as expensive but necessary cost centers that play an essential role in keeping organizations operational. However, this perception is…

For example, it can find an existing agenda from the meeting invite or create its own based on meeting goals set out at the start of…