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5 Tactics To Protect Your Business Against Cyberattacks This Holiday Season
As millions of Americans visit family and friends in the coming weeks, businesses need to keep cybersecurity initiatives top of mind.
For Women To Become Leaders, They Need To Focus On ‘Work-Work Balance’
Getting women to advance in the workplace is all about the difference between non-promotable and promotable work, says author Linda Babcock.
‘Jobs In Tech Support Have Been Hindered By Remote Work’
But there are advantages in the new workplace as well that CIOs should grab, says Mark Angle chief cloud officer at OneStream Software.
How Virtual Networking Enriches The Workplace
New technology is helping employees create connections that could only have been dreamt about years ago. And if you balance them with face-to-face meetings, those connections become more meaningful and long-lasting.
Quick Ways To Train Employees In Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity is one of the most important concerns for CIOs—and the whole organization—today. Here are efficient and effective ways to make sure your talent is a help, not a problem.
The Power Of The ‘Double-Check’
It’s a basic yet oft-overlooked practice—and it’s one that distinguishes the most effective leaders from the rest.
To Drive Software Adoption, Take A Userization Approach
‘Userization’ methods can help employees become comfortable with new technology by focusing on their individual challenges and needs.
Use New Technology To Attract Gen Z To The Office
Post-pandemic efforts to get employees back to a shared workspace can be a struggle. A real estate expert outlines eight ways new tech can help.
It Isn’t Easy To Be A CISO Today
Fears of personal litigation, new risks from new technologies and a dearth of top talent all loom large, reveals a new study. Here’s how CIOs and others in the C-Suite can help.
