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You don’t have to contribute your code to the world to gain advantages from open source methods. An expert offers suggestions on how to use open source practices to run internal code bases effectively. Read More

Today, access to mobile development platforms and cloud services means if you can think it you can build it without the cost associated with developing your own infrastructure. Read More

A recent business survey by RightScale shows that the cloud has become mainstream and that open-source cloud technology is leading the way. Read More

So many people who have never used Google Glass have an opinion on it and how it works. But lots of folks are operating from misconceptions and in this post, I attempt to clear up a few of them. Read More

Ok, so you have your big pile of data, and you're all set to make a 3D model of your customers and find their mystery buy button, yes? No. What you have, at best, is a 2D picture of their shadow's shadow. Here is a better way for a small business to use big data tools to understand their customers. Read More

I made the decision this week to return my Google Glass because I simply wasn't dazzled, even though I very much wanted to be, was even predisposed to be. Here's an explanation of my decision. z Read More

Chris Brablc is marketing manager for SmashFly Technologies, a Boston developer of human resources software. "We like to say we’re recruiting meets marketing," he says. We recently spoke with Brablc about everything from big data in HR to diversity in IT. Read More

"It could be that we will see a whole new set of startups that will stake their claim to fame on their refusal to share data with U.S. law enforcement and federal agencies," says John Dickson, CEO of the Denim Group. Here is how that option would pan out. Read More

Every company should do a periodic review of online strategy and make sure you are considering these five elements. Read More

Hiring remote workers can be tricky business. Here are some questions you should ask would-be telecommuting employees -- and some red flags to look for in the answers. Read More