Zoho has been one of the great successes in the world of small business technologies. Few companies have been able to succeed with a similar business model, yet Zoho has been wildly successful. But they are also enshrouded in mystery. Read on to see what's under their veil and what they have to do next -- if they want to.
For being such a huge digital company there is nothing virtual about Google when it comes to its office space: it cannot get enough.
In a rapidly shifting job market, being able to formalize skills is a requirement for job seekers and employers going forward. Open Badges is a data specification that may be able to help do that.
Equilar survey previews likely result of new SEC reporting rules on CEO pay — the average is 140 times the median employee salary. Or $8.4m to $60k.
Very little progress has been made by women founders as male-led startups win 79% of investments made in 2017
Tight market for technology skills is even tougher when people aren't looking to switch jobs.
Smart office technology holds promises of improved collaboration, energy efficiency, safety, health, and more. But do these devices and apps measure up in reality? In January 2018, Tech Pro Research, surveyed...
You don't need to spend thousands of dollars. These models are easy to fly and suitable for most business needs.
Will the company manage to replicate its positive performance in Latin countries in European markets?
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A British cloud-hosting company is opening Raspberry Pi cafes in local schools to provide students with the skills they will need to thrive in a digital world...
The latest in a series of leadership changes at the company, internal hire Marvio Portela takes the top role in the region.
Mozilla's latest version of its Firefox web browser gets a performance boost from a privacy feature.
The future had better not be like the present... Notes from a recent conference "Inclusivity in Tech"
This report is really interesting and potentially very valuable to those of you who have digital transformation efforts either underway or are contemplating some version of one.
The firm launches an engineering center in Berlin, with plans to grow the international talent pool in the horizon.
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High art, high tech and green--these are workplaces that really work
Because sometimes you're in your fifth dev meeting, the beta still isn't done, and you're both tired AND hungry.
Contrary to what Mac lovers may think, Steve Jobs wasn't the most important person the tech world has ever seen
The sheer beauty of these will make you weep with envy.
An Oxford University study estimates that 47 percent of current U.S. jobs could be done by computers in as little as two decades. But not all professions are vulnerable to automation.
There are a lot of perks to working at a tech company. The cafeteria food is definitely one of them.
Whether you're quitting or being kicked out, leave it to the late Steve Jobs to say what's really on your mind
Your email sign-off says more about you than you realize.
Think your gig is safe? Maybe it is. Or maybe a replacement robot is meeting with your boss right now.
It's the time of year when the next generation of college students is gearing up to go -- and there's plenty on the market for improving study and brightening up a dorm room.
Jungle gyms, unlimited candy and free toys. Those might sound like the things that make up the stuff of childhood dreams, but really, they're just par for the course at this annual technology summit for grown adults.
From tile views to security, Firefox developers offer users a number of tools to increase their productivity and efficiency.
We list the top Brazil-based technology employers sector professionals should know
It will feature the largest on-site blackwater recycling system in a commercial high-rise building in the US.
Office workers want their workplace to be flexible, adaptable and free from processes and systems that slow down productivity.
Sometimes called the the "fourth industrial revolution", new technologies like AI and automation are radically changing both the IT and general job market. Bill Detwiler and Dan Patterson discuss the findings of a 2018 IT jobs report produced by TechRepublic and ZDNet's sister site Tech Pro Research.
One of the biggest questions of the 21st century is how artificial intelligence, automation, and robots will affect the future of jobs.
Affordable robotic automation is now available to mom and pop shops, which is driving crazy growth in the robotics industry. Read more: http://zd.net/2gHCyqt
Collaboration software sounds great in theory, but like the open floor plan in offices there are downsides. The noise can be a bit ridiculous.
A look at the easiest way for businesses to start automating away inefficiencies and saving money.
Based on a 2013 study conducted by Oxford University researchers, this new report is a bleak reminder of how vulnerable low-skilled jobs in the US are to automation.
At its Build conference, Microsoft shows how advancements in artificial intelligence can enhance safety at work.
A cyberattack could cost an organization millions, but an employee within your company might be willing to give an outsider access to sensitive information via their login credentials for under £200.
Program that radically changed the work of graphic designers still the standard.
Drone rental marketplace Up Sonder goes national
These jobs can be killers. Everything, from taxi driver, to garbage collector, we rank the 20 deadliest jobs in America.
If you're the type whose pockets are always crammed with bits of kit, here are 10 tools and gadgets you should consider carrying around on a day-to-day basis.
Do you troubleshoot tech problems for a living? Here are some tips to make your life easier.
Samsung's Galaxy Tab S3 is an Android tablet done right.
LG and Google teamed up to create the LG Watch Sport, one of the first devices to run Android Wear 2.0.
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