David Weldon

Coming off its best hiring month in July, the U.S. information technology sector was unable to maintain that positive momentum in August, and overall hiring is now essentially flat.

Despite growing interest in the various technologies that make up artificial intelligence, many organizations are concerned they might be increasing security vulnerability with their AI investments.

The role of many chief information officers is changing, as organizational strategies advance from data governance initiatives to artificial intelligence governance.

Companies are putting greater emphasis on data quality to gain full value from their data assets.

Recent IT job studies continue to paint a tight labor market for certain high-demand jobs such as IT security pros, data scientists and software developers.

IT pros are getting more support from the top of the organization as leaders get more conscious of the impact security has on business outcomes.

By most accounts, the U.S. economy is strong and Wall Street continues to trade at record levels. But several recent studies claim that wages are not rising to keep pace with overall economic gains. How is that impacting software development jobs, which continue to be among the most in-demand?

Many organizations are challenged at how to best establish a successful governance strategy around their master data management efforts. It starts with the right individuals and attitude.

The largest premiums paid out to IT pros over the past 12 months went to those involved with apps development tools and platforms, at 4 percent for the 92 skills tracked.

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