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Supercomputers Recruited to Work on COVID-19 Research
A consortium forms to crunch data that might help researchers get a better understanding of the virus faster.
COVID-19: Using Data to Map Infections, Hospital Beds, and More
The spread of the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, and the resources to fight it, are being tracked and mapped by governments and other organizations in the US and the world. Here's how they are doing it.
The IT and Security Teams: Buddies or Rivals?
InformationWeek, Dark Reading, and Interop have partnered to explore the evolving relationship between the general IT team and the security team. We invite you to take our survey.
Coronavirus: 8 Tech Tips for Working From Home
Here's a collection of tools, technologies, and tips to help you out in case you need to telecommute during the COVID-19 outbreak.
AI Regulation: Has the Time Arrived?
Most of the world's leading democracies want to investigate the impact of AI's exponential growth. The US isn't one of them.
Amazon Gets Temporary Injunction to Halt $10B JEDI Project
AWS continues its courtroom challenge to a contract awarded to Microsoft to revamp cloud computing infrastructure for the Department of Defense.
Recognize Behavioral Tracking’s Opportunities and Pitfalls
Understanding the details of customer behavior can increase sales and marketing ROI, but misusing that data can be expensive and unnecessary.
Fighting the Coronavirus with Analytics and GIS
The World Health Organization has declared the coronavirus a global emergency. Here's how governments and the general public are using analytics to track the outbreak.
Learning: It's a Give and Take Thing
InformationWeek is conducting its annual State of Enterprise IT Survey, and we invite you to participate.
How Credible Are the White House’s AI Regulation Principles?
What is the Trump administration's real goal in suggesting new national regulations governing the use of artificial intelligence?
GIS Drives Superhighway to Analytics Future
The Pennsylvania Turnpike may be 80 years old, but its GeoAnalytics program is leveraging geographic information to drive the future.
Bias: AI's Achille's Heel
Bias can result in undesirable AI outcomes. A recent DataRobot survey says organizations are most concerned about its impact on trust and their reputations.
Get a White Christmas and Prosperous New Year -- with Data
You can find out where you need to go to enjoy a white Christmas, and also access more than 40,000 data sets from the U.S. Department of Commerce.
AWS Talks Cloud Strategy, Security, and JEDI
A closed-door session with Andy Jassy bares some of Amazon's teeth in its legal fight over the $10B JEDI cloud contract.
Businesses Aren’t Ready for California’s Data Privacy Act
A year and a half after GDPR, California's own data privacy act will soon go into effect, but many businesses are unprepared. How can they get there?
The Hunt for the 'Goldilocks Zone' in Tech and Data Policy
During a preview of CES 2020, Gary Shapiro spoke about finding a balance between legislation and leeway for technology implementation.
AI, Automation Drive Progress in Government Data Centers
U.S. government data centers have consolidated and become more efficient in the last 10 years. Now they are adding AI and automation to the mix.
Top U.S. Businesses Call for More Government Regulation
So, what's the catch? There's a very real possibility that most states will develop their own data privacy laws, causing chaos that will benefit no one.
The Dangers of Demonizing AI
As more individuals, governments and companies see artificial intelligence as evil, it becomes clear that we need metrics to ensure that AI is a good citizen.
Find an IT Security Career by Getting Lost
Check out this Interop keynote video where Graham Holdings' Stacey Halota describes the twists and turns of her career and the challenges that security and privacy teams face.
Businesses Must Prepare for Global 'Digital Disorder'
Supply chain, procurement and customer engagement models face significant disruption in the next decade new A.T. Kearney report warns.
CIO View: The Business Wins that Make a Big Difference.
Three leading CIOs share how data and analytics are making a difference in their organizations.
Data-Driven Nudging: Cool or Uncool?
Many things in our modern world involve behavior modification. In fact, some organizations are setting up "nudge units," but why?
CIO Keynote: Less Jargon, More Focus on Business Outcomes
Though they came from different disciplines, CIOs at the Interop keynote shared a common need to get down to business.
Interop 2019: CIOs, Security, AI, and More
Day 3 of Interop 2019 features four CIO keynoters and several dozen educational technical and leadership sessions.
Find Your New Job in IT Today
InformationWeek has partnered with ZipRecruiter to host a job search tool on our pages.
Smart Cities NY: A Mix of Civics, Big Data, Security
City officials meet technology innovators to pursue solutions that may improve life in urban centers as smart cities.
CIOs Share Secrets of Innovative New Projects
At Interop, three CIOs will share the details of their most innovative projects during keynote Lightning Talks. Then we'll dive deeper into their strategies with a moderated panel discussion.
9 Steps Toward Ethical AI
Few current laws address the use of artificial intelligence. That puts companies under greater pressure to reassure the public that their AI applications are ethical and fair.
Your Guide to Interop Thought Leaders
Industry leaders scheduled to speak at Interop share their thoughts on key IT trends, challenges and opportunities
An IT Pro's View: Why Interop is a Unique IT Conference
A returning visitor to Interop in Las Vegas outlines what sets the conference apart from so many other technology events.
Data Privacy Regs are Coming, and the Number 50 is Worrisome
It's time for businesses to unite and back a single federal data privacy law. If not, we might end up with 50 different laws.
How to Operationalize Privacy and Data Governance for AI
Enterprise approaches to data privacy and governance need a refresh when it comes to AI because things can go wrong at scale, fast.
Could a Social Media Exodus Mean a Return to the Open Web?
Consider why reverting to an open Web might not be such a bad thing.
Detroit's IT Makeover, a Year Later
Detroit CIO Beth Niblock and her IT team have been helping the city advance through the tech world that we call the 21st century.
Biased AI Is Real; What Does that Mean for Women?
We have a great opportunity to lay a better foundation for the future of AI if we encourage more women and people of diverse backgrounds to dive into data science and other AI fields.
Empowering Women in the Workplace 365 Days a Year
In celebrating the progress companies have made with inclusion and diversity the has to be ongoing change to create a level playing field and a culture where all colleagues feel included and heard.
Why Your Company's AI Strategy May Not Be Its Own
Nine big tech firms are deciding your company's fate and even the fate of humanity simply because they have the most control over AI.
AI as a Human Right
As some thought leaders advocate for the recognition of access to AI as a human right, the question comes up: How could we achieve that?
What CIOs and CTOs Can Learn From Smart Cities
Municipal IT leaders manage a lot of complexity; improving government efficiency, protecting citizens, and making cities attractive places to work, live and visit.
The Future of AI in America: What All Leaders Should Consider
Regardless of the spotlight President Trump put on AI, the technology was destined to make a big impact in 2019, and companies will need AI to compete successfully.
Take A Deeper Look at Deep Learning
This form of machine learning continues to grow rapidly. Here's what you need to know as you consider whether to implement deep learning in your organization.
Editor's Note: Have Your Say on the State of IT
InformationWeek and Interop are developing a survey-based report on the State of IT in 2019.
Trump White House Launches AI Initiative
Artificial intelligence is the brains behind self-driving cars, cancer research, and more. Now the White House has created an initiative to foster this technology.
Protecting Us from AI’s Dark Side
The promise of AI is real, but the potential dangers are also just as real. In the end countermeasures will alleviate the dangers.
The Problem with AI Facial Recognition
AI facial recognition algorithms are far from perfect. Here's what you should know if your enterprise is considering deploying this technology.
Fighting for Digital Transformation in the Government Sector
DevOps and digital transformation for government entities can mean addressing policy and security-driven roadblocks.
Don’t Collect Biometric Data Without Providing Notice
An Illinois court ruling underscores the importance of providing notice of biometric data collection and use. Violate the law and your company could be sued.
Where Are Privacy Boundaries in an Age of Government Interception?
A new encryption-focused law in Australia highlights the need for all parties to come together to identify a solution that protects privacy, e-commerce, and people and institutions.
Cloud Trends: Look Behind the Numbers
For all the market research numbers floating around about cloud computing, what is missing is advice on what IT organizations should be doing with IaaS, SaaS, and other cloud concepts.
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State of the Cloud
Cloud has drastically changed how IT organizations consume and deploy services in the digital age. This research report will delve into public, private and hybrid cloud adoption trends, with a special focus on infrastructure as a service and its role in the enterprise. Find out the challenges organizations are experiencing, and the technologies and strategies they are using to manage and mitigate those challenges today.
IT Careers: Tech Drives Constant ChangeAdvances in information technology and management concepts mean that IT professionals must update their skill sets, even their career goals on an almost yearly basis. In this IT Trend Report, experts share advice on how IT pros can keep up with this every-changing job market. Read it today!
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