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With so many IT professionals working from home these days, a “best places to work” list seems like it should include items like the couch, the dining room table, the backyard, and the family room. Many people feel incredibly thankful just to have a job during the coronavirus outbreak, and particularly grateful if that job includes paid sick leave and vacation.

Changing jobs is about the last thing on most people’s mind.

Nevertheless, it is time to update InformationWeek’s annual list of the

One of the in-demand, emerging, and well-paid jobs that has emerged in the IT enterprise over the last decade may soon be getting some long-awaited help.

Data engineers are the IT pros who have been the experts on the front lines of big data and machine learning, getting all the parts and pieces of data, data infrastructure, data management, and data tools to work together. There’s no formal training program to be a

During that second week of March when Tom Hanks announced he had coronavirus, the NBA shut down, and some governors were issuing orders to close some businesses and schools, the whole US pivoted suddenly and abruptly to a different kind of day-to-day life. That’s only three weeks ago, but businesses have been recalibrating ever since.

They’ve been sending their workforces to work from home, when they

Every business sector has been experiencing changes in work due to AI. But just how much change, and how fast, is still up for debate, and new voices are weighing in to suggest that the future is still unwritten when it comes to jobs and automation.

In a recent MIT Sloan article — “Where Are the Robots?” — the authors suggest that robot encroachment into the workplace and the associated worries about AI and

Technological innovations are occurring at what feels like lightning speed and the demand for qualified tech talent has never been higher. Yet the technology sector has more than a half-million job vacancies in the United States alone. The problem is so severe that 60% of employers report job vacancies that last 12 weeks or longer, according to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation’s Center for Education and Workforce.

While colleges and universities are rolling out new