Finance’s Role in IT Project Success: How to Support Your CIO
The synergy between finance and IT is a cornerstone of IT Project Success
The Role of IT in Strategic Cost Optimization: A CFO-CIO Perspective
Cost optimization is every CFO’s priority but achieving it without stifling growth requires IT collaboration
5 Metrics CIOs Are Tracking to Drive Business Success with CFOs
By focusing on key metrics, technology and finance teams ensure that investments drive measurable results
IT job posts rise, unemployment dips in May: CompTIA
Employers continue to seek talent that drives technology forward, with AI accelerating the push. AI-related occupations accounted for 12% of job postings, up from 11% in the previous month.
Technology Recruitment in 2024: 12 Hiring Trends Shaping the Industry
You can now adapt and refine your recruitment strategies to meet the evolving demands of the job market, ensuring your organization continues to attract and retain the top talent it needs to succeed.
AI Is Taking Over Accounting Jobs
For white-collar workers, there is a looming fear that artificial intelligence will steal their jobs. Puzzle is trying to just that.
Move Over, Remote Jobs. CEOs Say Borderless Talent is the Future of Tech Work
To work remotely or not is no longer the question. Experts say it’s borderless talent hiring for technology roles that is stealing the conversation.
What Students and Teachers Think About STEM, AI and Jobs of the Future
There’s a clear disconnect between the types of jobs of the future students are interested in pursuing and whether they believe they are being well prepared for those jobs. But there are solutions available.
Why We Expect the Job Market’s Slowdown to Renew in 2024
Summary The postpandemic excesses of the US job market are [...]
The Rise of Hybrid IT Work: How Young Professionals Are Navigating the New Normal
For many young professionals, the hybrid IT work model offers the best of both worlds. LinkedIn’s latest Workforce Confidence Index, a bi-weekly survey of over 17,000 professionals, showed that just 39% of employees in the U.S. would prefer to work onsite all the time.