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10 tips to help CIOs reduce stress

Too much work-related stress is unhealthy, but reducing it may be easier than you think.

Why referrals make the best hires

Most HR pros say job candidate referrals are safer bets when hiring, but most job seekers aren't networking effectively to get those referrals, according to a new study from Future Workplace and Beyond.com.

Overcoming presentation nerves

Why itu2019s OK to be nervous when you have to give a big presentation.

How to deal with a manager who hates you

Sometimes itu2019s your boss, sometimes itu2019s you. Columnist Rob Enderle writes that itu2019s important to figure out why you and your manager donu2019t get along. Then you have to decide if itu2019s something you can fix or if you simply need to

From tacos to HR, chatbots make it personal

Chatbots are emerging as a shiny new tool for enterprises. These virtual assistants can differentiate themselves by personalizing the software with contextual information such as location.

Samsung explains why it’s all in on VR

Virtual reality was the star of the show when Samsung executives took the stage this week at its annual developer conference.

What kind of ERP solution do you seek, Mr. Right or Mr. Right Now?

When evaluating a new ERP system, companies have a hard choice to make. Do you they want something that can satisfy their needs best right now or are they looking for solutions that will grow with them long term and meet needs that they donu2019t kn

Why paid family leave is good business

Offering paid paternity/maternity leave is the right thing to do, period. But it's also a boon to businesses.

CIO reporting lines – 56% of CIOs report to CEO in 2016 CIO 100

IT managers may need to change their work behavior to succeed

IT attracts a certain type of personality, or work behavior. What helps us become successful technical experts can be major roadblocks to IT manager success.