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What IBM-Red Hat means to the cloud and developers
By buying Red Hat, IBM just bought itself a clue in hybrid cloud computing. And it just might work
How to deal with big cloud acquisitions
More big cloud computing deals are coming, so enterprises need to understand how to think about them when picking technology
MongoDB’s new license won’t solve its China problem
We need to find ways to ensure commercial open source can thrive, without worrying about the big cloud providers sucking out all value without contributing back
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Mingis on Tech: Data breaches in a world of 'surveillance capitalism'
Facebook and Google recently acknowledged data breaches affecting millions of users. This won't be the last time that happens. CSO's J.M. Porup and Computerworld's Ken Mingis examine what's really going.
Could gamification get workers to actually use AI?
Artificial intelligence has become more common in our personal lives, but what about in the workplace?
Machine learning: How to go from theory to reality
A lack of skilled people continues to stymie the AI revolution. That’s why smart companies invest as much in cultural change as technology adoption—and Google shows how
The cloud in 2019: Multicloud, serverless computing, and Kubernetes containers
Enterprises are quickly moving up the cloud stack, away from infrastructure services
Too big to survive: There is no bailout for technical debt
Technology can have both a positive and negative impact to the bottom line, and properly managed debt can be the differentiator
Business can’t win without developers, but you need more
A surprising survey shows that lack of software development capabilities is the top inhibitor to business success. So, how do you fix that?
Your CRM’s asymmetric relationship: hindering potential, attracting regulation
The CRM is greedy when it comes to collecting data, but stingy when it comes to sharing it
Why containers are like Google Docs
Each generation of technology has made collaboration easier, containers are just the latest iteration in managing the content on a server, and their strikingly similar to the business value in online document collaboration
How artificial intelligence is reshaping the insurance industry
Artificial intelligence is changing the world of insurance, improving underwriting and accessibility while making it more affordable for consumers. In the future, it may be able to make insurance obsolete
Scale out and conquer: Architectural decisions behind distributed in-memory systems
Open source solutions hold the key to a cost-effective, unified architecture for leveraging in-memory computing
Machine learning: When to use each method and technique
What exactly can you do with machine learning? We explain the various methods and techniques available to you
The impact of hybrid IT on accelerating application releases
Leveraging the automation built for the hybrid environment to support enterprise application release acceleration helps the business keep pace with competitors by allowing faster innovations, while keeping IT operations from becoming...
Why you need to change your monolithic architecture
Knowing why you need to change your architecture is both more important than—and the key input to —how, And the why is probably different that you think
In-memory data grids vs. in-memory databases
Selecting the right option for accelerating applications can reduce complexity and save time and money
Summer reading: where data has driven us thus far in 2018
Establishing customer trust has become the new business focus in the era of data collection
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