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Want to stop cyber attacks? Think like a hacker.

Here's a rundown of pretty much everything you need to know about the new operating system.

The release date is official.

Thou shalt not use serif fonts or more than three complementary colors.

Consumers are looking for seamless collaboration, easy knowledge sharing and a beautiful experience across every device.

You'd be surprised what you'll learn from determining, for instance, average revenue per end-user.

All companies accumulate technical debt as they grow. Here are six ways to manage this problem.

Whether you run a small business or a multinational enterprise, recruiting these all-stars will be top priority.

It takes more than just technical skills to move up the ranks as a software developer.

Few have seen the product and the software is still in test mode.

Choosing the right software for your business can be downright daunting but being cautious and putting in the effort on the front end will pay dividends in the long run.

The video game industry grew four times faster than the American economy.

Photoshop celebrates 25 years with a beautiful, artistic video montage.

Consider this your salary guide for computer wizards.

IT pros are the backbone of your business. Make sure they're up to the tall task.

How can Slack, a business software company that makes a product that's less than a year old, be worth more than $1 billion?

The world's largest software company tries to hold onto customers in the new mobile era that has largely bypassed it.

Take these proactive measures to reduce your churn rate.

By assuming core processes in factories, labs, hospitals, offices, will machines make people irrelevant or unemployed? Consider this argument that humans partnered with such machines will give rise to efficiency, customer service and innovation.

Companies that provide services, mostly through the cloud, are growing at a fast pace. Here's how you can get into the action.

Leaders from three software companies valued at more than $1 billion sound off on how to join their ranks.