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Paradox: Covid crisis elevates technology professionals' stature, but limits career growth
The crisis creates more pressure to deliver and keep companies afloat, more opportunities to roll out transformative technologies -- but fewer opportunities for career growth.
Smirnoff, yay. LinkedIn, boo. How COVID-19 changed people's feelings
The coronavirus and working from home have completely altered the way people live. It's also changed the way people feel toward certain brands, according to a comprehensive new study.
98% of mayors surveyed believe this disheartening projection
Mayors' experiences are strikingly aligned in spite of deep divisions in the country.
'We built two data centers in the middle of the pandemic'
The IT team on the Isle of Guernsey had to build two data centers by the month of July. They didn't let a global pandemic get in the way.
Olympic Broadcasting Service aims to set sport streaming benchmark with Alibaba
Hosted on the Alibaba cloud, the broadcasting service is hoping to deliver a 'groundbreaking' sports viewing experience.
Hearing Australia strikes digital transformation deal with DXC
There are plans to replace the organisation's Oracle-dominated legacy IT system.
From burnout to breakthrough: How to make working from anywhere work for you
Working from home requires a deliberate design and a focused mindset around your schedule, rituals and daily routines. Working from anywhere can lead to breakthrough performance with simple adjustments to your approach.
Accenture creates Cloud First unit, to invest $3 billion over 3 years to speed up enterprise cloud migrations
Accenture Cloud First consists of multiple services and 70,000 cloud pros that will meld technology and industry know-how.
Bed Bath & Beyond's digital transformation: Turnaround plan features heavy dose of Google Cloud
Bed Bath & Beyond is racing to develop its digital efforts and is looking to Google Cloud's analytics and data services to give it a boost.
Project management: Four ways CTOs can make a difference
From technical knowledge to department-building and goal-setting, here’s the skills you need to hone if you want to become a great CTO with a highly effective team.
Healthcare chiefs bemoan Australian medical sector remaining stuck on paper
They describe how many general practitioners still use paper records -- and even fax.
NAB Connect goes live out of the AWS cloud
Business banking platform now hosted on Amazon Web Services.
5G: How Nokia is using drones, AR and AI to speed up deployments
The Finnish company is digitizing the deployment of 5G networks, to put an end to old-fashioned telco methods.
Email and Zoom overload? This unusual remote working strategy could help
Asynchronous working could offer a different way of structuring the working week, say enthusiasts.
10 marketing lessons from a CMO trailblazer
Deepali Naair is the chief marketing officer for IBM India and South Asia. Naair shared her thoughts about the future of marketing and leadership skills and traits that are most important in the Next Normal.
Over-hyped AI, data security worries and an e-commerce boom: Tech research round-up
From emerging technologies to consumer confidence and onto remote-working tech, here's the charts that matter from the past month in news.
Python programming popularity, AI spending, 5G sales, and more: ZDNet's research round-up
From the rise of the Python programming language to enterprise investments in AI and onto the future of work, here's the charts that matter from the past month in news.
Programming languages, 5G connections, remote-working strategies, tech spending, and more: ZDNet's research round-up
From popular programming langauges to a long-term rise in 5G connections and short-term concerns over IT spending, here's the facts and figures from the past month in tech news.
Programming languages, IT spending, cybersecurity risks, and more: ZDNet's research round-up
From popular programming languages to new mobile attacks and the growth of artificial intelligence, here's the key data from the past month in technology news.
Programming languages, IT spending, security incidents, and more: ZDNet's research round-up
From assessments on the impact of COVID-19 on the IT industry to patent registrations and a boom in cloud computing, here's the data that matters from the past month in technology news.
Top programming languages, developer productivity, the 5G future, and more: ZDNet's research round-up
All the data that matters to you from the past month in technology news.
Innovative projects now online to combat coronavirus outbreak
The spread of COVID-19 has a small silver lining: highlighting how innovative humankind can be under pressure. Here are our favorite examples.
Top programming languages, 5G worries, cloud computing, and more: Research round-up
All the facts and figures that matter to you and your business from the past month in technology news.
Google Maps turns 15: A look back on where it all began
A timeline of Google Maps through the years since it was launched in 2005.
Windows 10, cloud computing, programming languages, and more: ZDNet's research round-up
All the data that matters to you from the past month in technology news.
Windows 7 concerns, spear-phishing attacks, a blockchain skills drought and more: Research round-up
All the facts and figures that matter to you and your business from the past month in technology news.
Inside the Altair 8800 vintage computer
If not the first home computer, Ed Roberts' Altair 8800 was definitely the first successful one. Erik Klein, vintage computer collector and Webmaster of Vintage-computer.com, takes you inside the Altair 8800 as he restores one of these classic machines.
The naughty list: Tech CEOs getting coal for Christmas
These technology leaders displayed the worst behavior or underperformed in 2019.
I 3D printed a Tesla Cybertruck because...why not?
We have the technology. We can build it. We can make it better, smaller, and more plastic than the prototype demo. But we can be demo accurate, too. Our windows are as shattered as our souls.
Python skills boom, in-demand jobs, self-driving cars, and more: Tech research round-up
All the facts and figures that matter to you and your business from the past month in technology news.
Tired of your nine-to-five? These companies give employees control of their work hours
Daphne Leprince-Ringuet explains that asynchronous collaboration is emerging, and it doesn't require responding to emails within the hour. Read more: https://zd.net/3krhnr6
Customer experience (CX): Core to going digital
Howard Lax, PhD, Principal of Global CX Consulting at Confirmit, talks with Larry Dignan about the art, science, and psychology of developing a great customer experience and how it fuels digital transformation.
Giving beetles backpack cameras
Tonya Hall talks to Vikram Iyer, PhD student at the University of Washington, to learn more about the different uses and benefits we can gain from giving beetles backpack cameras.
Humans in space: The ethical and policy risks explained
Tonya Hall sits down with Dr. Robert Zubrin, author, president of Pioneer Astronautics, and co-founder and president of the Mars Society, to talk about how humans can benefit from the space industry while considering various ethical and policy risks that are associated with space.
Tech adapted to COVID-19. How will it adapt post-COVID-19?
Tonya Hall talks to Ross Rubin, principal analyst at Reticle Research and ZDNet contributor, about ways that tech had to quickly pivot to help cope with the COVID-19 pandemic, but he wonders what tech will look like in a post-pandemic world.
Google Maps and DeepMind enhance AI capabilities to improve route calculations
The machine learning has helped improve real-time ETAs by up to 50%.
Salesforce's strategy for business partnerships, put customers first
Salesforce chief business officer (CBO) Ryan Aytay talks with Bill Detwiler about how the company works to create business partnerships that meet customers wherever they are.
Remote-working checklist: 10 top challenges
Now that millions are working from home, the challenges will become clear. Here are 10 to watch out for.
Turning space missions into board games
Dr. Dante Lauretta, professor at the University of Arizona, tells Tonya Hall about how real space missions are being turned into STEM board games to help bridge the learning gap created during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Fujitsu and Tokyo Shinagawa Hospital to develop AI for COVID-19 pneumonia diagnosis
In a bid to help automate the process of examining chest CT scans.
What is Robodoping?
Tonya Hall sits down with Amy Webb, quantitative futurist and founder of the Future Today Institute, to talk about what Robodoping is and how it will emerge in the future.
Personal data vs digital credentials: Your guide to identity management
The integrity of the global distributed computing network depends extensively on how well users’ digital identities can be protected.
Apple invests in wind to power its European services
Apple's 45,000 square-meter data center in Denmark is now operational.
Commercialisation of Aussie big bank-backed IBM blockchain guarantee platform Lygon
Commercial launch for the blockchain-based platform for bank guarantees is backed by three of Australia's finance heavyweights.
New Ford Bronco: Clay sculptor behind Bronco reveals modeling process
Molly Gillies, clay sculptor at Ford Motor Company, tells Tonya Hall about the clay modeling process and how Ford modeled the newest Bronco from clay.
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