Engineering
Why Tech Needs to Stop Blaming the Pipeline for Its Lack of Diversity
One-time fixes and half-measures won't cut it. Company leaders must fully commit to continuous improvement, just as they do in other aspects of their businesses.
Greatness Begins With Understanding the Basics of Business
Entrepreneur's must parse the difference between one hit wonders and companies with longevity.
High-Tech Startups Need to Ditch the 'Engineers Rule' Mentality
Everyone is in the people business. Create a balance between ideas and execution to ensure the long-term success of your new company.
The 'Triangles of Success' Are More Than a Good Laugh
HBO's Silicon Valley offers insight into the perennial struggle between sales and engineering, between marketing and manufacturing.
4 Ways for Hardware Startups to Reduce Risk
When engineering, manufacturing and selling hardware products the best way to succeed is to plan ahead.
This Tutor Used a Blend of Teaching Styles to Reach Kids Worldwide
Even brilliant kids need the right lessons -- and teaching methods. That's what fuels this tutoring franchise.
There's No Place Like Home for Early-Stage Mobile App Development
The negatives of offshoring mobile-app engineering outweigh the positives, at least in the beginning of the process.
How Cards Against Humanity Is Helping Women in STEM
The card game's expansion pack is a big help for a good cause.
Want to Make A Lot of Money? Majoring in Engineering Is One Good Option.
Although a bachelor's degree in one unlikely major boasts a mid-career median salary of $85,000.
3 Tips to Save Money When Creating Your New Tech Product
You'll need a working prototype so investors know you're serious. Here's how to keep costs down.
GitHub Is Said to Hit $2 Billion Valuation With New Investment Round
The San Francisco-based social coding platform is looking to raise another $200 million.
These Tiny Robots Have Superhero Strength (VIDEO)
The MicroTug robots mimic geckos and inch worms to haul things 100 times their size.
