Online Destination Connects The Professional Insurance Technology Community

When it comes to electronic health records, do patients own the data, or does someone or something else control it? Since EHRs are a significant part of the Affordable Care Act, InformationWeek decides to ask experts the question.

Leading Mobility Events Name Two Top Solutions Advancing the Wireless Infrastructure and 4G Industries

Join the editors of Dark Reading as they talk with long-time security and risk expert James Christiansen about what's it like to be the chief information security officer at some of the world's largest companies.

This week, InformationWeek is offering readers a hands-on review of the new HTC One smartphone that uses Microsoft's Windows 8.1 mobile OS.

eSports Summit and Community Management Summit Join Six Returning Summits Focused on Emerging and Evolving Sectors of the Game Industry

In the latest installment of InformationWeek's Geekend, author David Wagner asks readers to think about what he's thinking about.

This week's edition of Interop Radio looks at how IT workers can move digital projects along, from concept to completion.

InformationWeek is out to prove that not all tech needs to be serious. IT Life offers a lighter look at tech and how it affects those charged with figuring it out.

If you need another security fix from this year's Black Hat show, Dark Reading Radio has two more interviews with several leading security experts.

If you have never heard the term "NetOps" you are not alone. Join the editors of Network Computing as they discuss the next phase of data center networking during a special edition of Network Computing Radio.

InformationWeek Editor-at-Large Charles Babcock sat down with VMware COO and President Carl Eschenbach at this week's VMworld show to talk cloud computing, virtualization, and more.

August Cover Story Examines the Pace of Change in Exclusive Q&A with Cisco's Top Exec, John Chambers

This week's Interop Radio show looks at how IT managers, executives, and CIOs can make better, more financially sound choices when storing their data in the cloud.

With a high-profile breach and an FBI warning, it's time to think about healthcare security. InformationWeek offers some useful tips.

If you still can't enough Black Hat security news, Dark Reading radio offers up some additional insights from this year's show.

Join the editors of InformationWeek this week as they discuss the hottest stories of the last month, including Chinese hackers and healthcare, as well as the best cities for IT managers.

For the second year in a row, New York City is tops when it comes to IT salaries, according to InformationWeek research. However, raises are scarce and the cost of living is high.

When it comes to IQ, drawing, singing, and teaching can help increase our brain power, according to a slew of new studies. Author David Wagner looks to see how his stick-figures stack up.

If you plan to attend the Interop conference in New York City this September, InformationWeek has a look at nine technologies that help power one of the greatest cities in the world.

For IT executives, it's important to remember that workers are not just another piece of hardware. Find out how you can program a better working environment on Interop Radio.

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The Black Hat security conference is over, but there's still plenty to discuss. Join the editors of Dark Reading for a special radio broadcast on August 20.

For IT managers trying to maneuver through the latest version of Microsoft Windows - Windows 8.1 - the results can be frustrating. An InformationWeek writer feels the same way.

Join the editors of InformationWeek and a special guest panel as they discuss a wide range of issues that will have you rethinking your company's cloud computing strategy.