Women in IT are burned out. The pandemic is making it worse.

The insights you need to reimagine your organization IDG Tech Talk: The Future of Work June 08, 2021

Women in IT are burned out. The pandemic is making it worse. COVID has compounded the disproportional stress women face in the IT workplace, putting careers at risk, as well as nearly a decade of progress toward gender equity. Read more ▶

Sponsored by Qualtrics: 200+ IT leaders share top investment priorities for 2021: PwC & Qualtrics COVID-19 has significantly changed how we work, putting IT teams at the forefront. Based on our study of 200+ CIOs, CTOs and IT executives, this report uncovers the key priorities and investments for IT leaders as they look to technology to help enable new models of work going forward.

US IT salaries start to grow as jobs growth remains steady With the IT pro jobs market steady, competition for some candidates is pushing up salaries, with IT execs seeing the largest gains and staff members seeing the least.

Two things that will never work here When looking to create a more agile business, we can take inspiration from many sources. But ultimately, the problems we need to solve are our own.

The smart worker's guide to using a Chromebook offline Chrome OS may be cloud-centric at its core, but you can get plenty accomplished offline on a Chromebook — if you set things up thoughtfully in advance.

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