Work, learn anywhere strategies attract investment, innovation
IT budgets are shifting to build out infrastructure to support remote work and education and enterprises and workers are leaving the buildings behind.
Latest from Larry Dignan
How JOANN Fabrics navigated COVID-19, revamped fulfillment and stores
Varadheesh Chennakrishnan, CIO of JOANN Fabrics and Crafts, has sped up omnichannel retail efforts as well as curbside pickup amid the COVID-19 pandemic. ZDNet's Larry Dignan catches up with Chennakrishnan to talk about adapting IT on the fly and how holiday shopping planning has been influenced by a COVID-19 demand surge in fabric.
How Atlassian sees remote work as a two-fold opportunity
Digital transformation for the win! Chief Revenue Officer Cameron Deatsch outlines Atlassian's move to let employees work from anywhere, and what it means for the company's products and corporate culture.
Navy and PTC retire old systems, deploy digital twins
PTC CEO Jim Heppelmann and Paul Koester, model based product support program manager for the US Navy, walk through the lessons learned in utilizing 3D data, change management, digital twins and going to the cloud while retiring paper-based processes.
How one school district is building its tech stack for virtual, hybrid learning
Harry Doctor Jr., IT manager at West Windsor Plainsboro Regional School District, explains how a move to use VMWare on AWS for disaster recovery paid off during the COVID-19 pandemic. Doctor Jr. also outlined the plan to deliver Chromebooks to students as well as supporting teachers.
What does the office of the future look like? Belkin design chief Oliver Seil has some ideas
ZDNet's Larry Dignan caught up with Belkin's VP of design, Oliver Seil, to talk industrial design, leveraging new technology, office layouts, and how USB-C is a big deal for hardware.
How Belkin's Oliver Seil is approaching industrial design, work in the new normal
We caught up with Oliver Seil, vice president of design at Belkin, talks about designer skillsets as the company preps for the new normal of work.
Ad Astra Rocket CEO Diaz on leadership, simulating rocket performance, and developing space
Dr. Franklin Chang Diaz is a former NASA astronaut looking to develop and commercialize what could equate to the workhorse engine of space transportation.
Ad Astra CEO Dr. Franklin Chang Díaz on the space race, next-gen rockets, and innovation
Dr. Franklin Chang Díaz, CEO of Ad Astra, a space propulsion company, talks to ZDNet's Larry Dignan. He has some interesting thoughts on the space race, innovation, product cycles, leadership, and making sure space commercialization is open to all.
Mark Karake has big plans for Impact Africa Network, cultivating startups, and change
ZDNet caught up with Impact Africa Network CEO Mark Karake to discuss lessons from Silicon Valley, funding his non-profit to create more entrepreneurship in Africa, and a funding model that could apply globally.