The startup crash is upon us. After 27 years being a CEO, I survived a few crashes. Along the way I picked up some good ideas.
The Metaverse is an expansive, overhyped realm with some massive obstacles to overcome before it can gain widespread acceptance.
Startups are fragile, founders are flawed. Ten ways startups fail, and how to avoid those death sentences.
Holding remote workers accountable is not the same as when they are face to face in the office. Here are ten tips to upgrading remote worker accountability.
Success with security automation starts with a decidedly low-tech practice.
Cloud platforms are not only gobbling up new customers, but they are also consuming new markets, including security.
Low pay and bad benefits are not the only thing driving workers to join the Great Resignation. Bad behaviors and insensitive leaders are equally responsible for increased employee turnover.
Over the past 20 years, cybersecurity has persistently played an unwinnable game. In this game, the attacker has all the advantages, while the defenders are encumbered with a cavalcade of rules, tools, and fools.
Patching is like flossing — everyone knows they should do it, yet too few do it often and well. Explore why unpatched software is still ubiquitous, despite the risks.
Negotiation skills are fast becoming a CIO imperative. Here’s how to turn a single, initial purchase into a mutually beneficial, long-term vendor partnership.
