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ChatGPT plugs into apps, a micro GPT store is soon to launch, and a mobile, wearable AI pin hits the market. Where does that leave traditional apps and developers? Read More

The “broken windows” theory offers warning signs when things are going downhill. “Flower box” indicators, by contrast, show that things are going well.
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The problems you encounter with user acceptance testing aren't technical. They're all political. You can't solve all of the messes when things go wrong – but you can do quite a bit to prevent them. Read More

You sometimes can identify markers for an imminent project meltdown. But you have to pay attention to the red flags. Here’s what to look for.
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You’ve got a new application underway. You need to map out some kind of testing schedule. Karen Heyman collected advice from the experts about how to do it.
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Amid Covid-19, new programmes are popping up that invite workers to settle abroad and work remotely. Could we all soon become ‘digital nomads’?
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Just because your state or city allows you to bring staff back to the office doesn’t mean that the facilities are ready for them to work safely. Here’s what you need to consider before employees return – assuming you can convince them to do so. Don’t count on that.
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A proposal to make the FCC rewrite a law through administrative rulemaking would threaten small social sites and generate vast amounts of new business for trial lawyers. Expect some of the people who denounced net-neutrality regulations to cheer it on.
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Coaching and mentoring are vital to improving the numbers of women and minorities that succeed in tech, says speaker and tech leader at Red Hat, Margaret Dawson Read More

The longstanding lack of diversity in tech jobs is on trial as protests over systemic racism mount across the United States as well as abroad. But a lasting solution requires much more than simply hiring more people of color. Read More