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How to recognize (and manage) 5 common developer personalities

There is no "one size fits all" approach for managing workers, and that's especially true for developers. Here are the 5 most common developer personalities--and tips on how to manage them.

Does your company need an innovation lab?

Bi-modal IT may be tech buzzwords du jour, but creating a separate department (often in its own physical space) to do nothing but pure R&D is still an enticing prospect for embracing the innovatoru2019s dilemma.

4 principles that will shape the future of IT

Itu2019s a software-driven, open source world, and weu2019re just living in it.

Digital tourism agency fast-tracks new listing platform with DevOps

Facebook’s new Live Video could wreak havoc on your data plan

Everybody loves live video, and Facebook knows it. But just a few hours spent using its new Live Video feature each month could quickly eat up your wireless data allotment and cost more than you think.

CIO decisions enabling strategic IT innovation

How a CIO turned an IT group into an innovation powerhouse u2013 Part 2

Leaked NBN document reveals low cost FTTP trial

CEOs force CIOs, CMOs into digital transformation bunker

CIOs and CMOs who value their jobs are collaborating on digital transformations that require them to map out and connect customer interactions across every touchpoint. But this isnu2019t happening as much as it should.

Why it’s OK for social collaboration to encourage shadow IT

The benefits of using social collaboration apps in the enterprise can outweigh the associated security risks if IT professionals strategically monitor and manage them.

Fear, Loathing and ITIL in Las Vegas

I know you've been on the edge of your seat waiting to find out what Martin Short has to do with ITIL/ITSM. The wait is over. I'm back from Las Vegas and I have an answer for you -- nothing.