Every CEO who leads a company that has something to do with Digitization is dependent on the availability of tech talent and tech recruiting — making it a key factor for the companies success. It is a contested market due to the lack of skilled workers. To get the best developers, you need to attract […]
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Remote Work Woes are a Boon for Mobile Data-Collection Apps
Remote work options are becoming more palatable for employers, especially since there are more mobile software tools available to help people collect information, get on the same page, and stay on top of tasks. Research on workplace trends suggests that this gradual shift toward remote work isn’t likely to lose traction anytime soon. All information […]
The XaaS Economy is Here: How Well Are You Serving Your Customers?
We recently commissioned an independent global study of senior management and C-suite executives that looked at the business model changes services organizations are making in the Everything as a Service (XaaS) economy. The XaaS economy is where products and services are delivered in a continuous relationship with the customer, rather than as a series of […]
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Americans Losing Faith In Technology, But Can’t Break The Addiction
Americans are ever more dependent on technology, according to a new poll, but are also increasingly frustrated with it.
ReadWrite Survey Results: Most Folks Are Actually Happy With Their Mobile Carrier
If you listen to the anecdotal evidence, it seems like a whole lot of mobile users live in crappy-service hell.
Is Bring Your Own Device – BYOD – Changing Your Company? [Survey]
The growing trend of Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) to the workplace is having dramatic effects on corporate IT plans, policies and staffing. ReadWrite wants to know how your company is dealing with employees using their own devices for work purposes.
ReadWrite Survey: Consumers Like Windows 8 & Surface, But Prefer Windows 7
Exclusive ReadWrite survey concludes: People like Windows 8 – just not as much as they like Windows 7. Or even Windows XP. Ouch.