Corporate tech frustrates Brazilian office workers

Local organizations fail to take employee needs into account before introducing new tools, according to research.
Brazilian firms want digital expertise but fail to train

Local firms are facing challenges to recruit digital roles, particularly at more senior levels, according to research.
Defy Google and Facebook by bringing one of these things to work

There's an accessory with which few tech professionals may be familiar. It can help you stand out from the crowd. It's called a lunch tote.

Most people would prefer to be replaced by a robot, not a human

A new study offers a delicious view of human psychology with respect to people's working future.
An engineer explains why you're an idiot to want privacy

Is privacy making something of a comeback? It really isn't, according to this engineer.
American Library Association blasts LinkedIn for intrusive ToS changes

Library goers will now have to use or sign up for a LinkedIn account when viewing Lynda.com courses at public libraries.

Tech is top for US relocation -- but one in five regret their decision

If you work in the US technology industry, there’s a strong chance that you will locate for your work.
American Airlines to offer free Wi-Fi? Here's what it'll cost you

As the big airlines begin to promise that Wi-Fi on flights will be free, they're gambling on flyers tolerating more big discomfort.
To the Moon: Rocketdyne, the company that gave Apollo 11 liftoff

Our third installment in our series is about Rocketdyne, the company which built and designed the mighty rocket engines for the Saturn V.

Creating a knowledge-management strategy

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