InformationWeek is following-up on its report on the IT hiring process with some messages from readers.

What's the solution for people who avoid solutions? In IT and other businesses, it's easy for people to deny there's a problem but harder to find the answer.

On this episode of "This InformationWeek," host Curtis Franklin and guests discuss new malware affecting Apple products, improvements to Google's apps, and much more.

When it comes to healthcare, there are many new startups looking to bridge the gap between technology and patient care. InformationWeek spotlights eight that you need to know.

Today's insurance IT challenges don't stump these leaders

When it comes to making data storage decisions for your business, established players aren't the only choice. Network Computing highlights 10 startups you should know.

When it comes to hiring top IT talent, there's a lot of frustration from the companies, the hiring agencies, and those looking for work. Is one to blame, or is the entire process broken?

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Representatives from Stanford University, Synopsys and Efficient Power Conversion Corporation to Take the Stage Jan. 27-30 in Santa Clara

With concerns about Ebola at a fever pitch, the government, hospitals, and doctors are investigating whether technologies such as EHRs hold the key to tracking and fighting the virus.

With Ebola in the headlines, the editors of InformationWeek are talking about how technology is trying to combat the deadly disease.

World's Leading Information Security Event Supports Community by Awarding 60 Student Scholarships to Up and Coming Security Professionals

UBM Tech names James Connolly as Editor-in-Chief and David Wagner as Community Editor of the popular analytics and big data website and community All Analytics.

When it comes to robots, what constitutes ethics? Can a robot programmed to be ethical, become unethical? What about the person doing the programming? Geekend author David Wagner asks the question.

This week, host Curtis Franklin and the editors of InformationWeek discuss the latest news from Apple, updates from Dreamforce 2014 in San Francisco, plus a new feature called "The Week in :60."

With the Affordable Care Act and data breaches in the news as of late, InformationWeek is turning its attention to healthcare and how technology can help the industry.

Join Karen Field, Editorial Director of EE Times, on Friday, Oct. 17, as she discusses with Flight Director Andrea Accomazzo the technical challenges ahead for the Spacecraft Rosetta.

Join the editors of Bank Systems & Technology today as they discuss findings from the IDC Financial Insights 2014 FinTech report.

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InformationWeek is asking its readers to help chose the IT Chief of the Year. Who are the technology leaders who are changing their industry?

It turns out the office jerk is not only bad for business, but bad for everyone else working there as well. Geekend author David Wagner goes looking for a cure.

InformationWeek editors report from Gartner Symposium in Orlando, where the topics ranged from analytics trends to what CIOs need to know

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