Many of us have heard or seen how automation and technology have been slowly seeping into the business world. Whether it is to take over existing jobs or create new ones, technological advancements ...

Automation at scale refers to a company’s ability to obtain tangible business benefits from the application of automation technology to the smallest task within an individual department and the ...

AI literacy is the foundation — professionals must understand AI capabilities, limitations, risks, and effective human ...

The vast majority of enterprise IT organizations that pursue a network automation initiative will encounter a skills gap, but the most challenging gap to close will not be programming know-how.

Learning to code used to be high up on many people's New Year's resolutions lists. However, that might be changing. Workers now are more interested in automating parts of their job, rather than ...

What does advanced automation look like? And is the automation skills paradox a barrier to widespread organizational adoption? To get to the heart of it, I had an in-depth dialogue with Automation ...

Modern network configuration and management aren't what they used to be. Learning network automation was once an optional, add-on skill for network pros. But, now, advancements in cloud architectures, ...

Nicholas Carr’s essay IT Doesn’t Matter in the Harvard Business Review in 2003, and the later book, argued that IT is shifting to a service delivery model comparable to electric utilities. It produced ...

Automation is changing the workplace, and it is changing it in unprecedented ways that determine how companies are organized to compete effectively in the market place. It’s something workers, ...