Companies from Zoom to Slack lean on the product itself to find customers, convert them to paying, and drive rapid growth in revenues and services — without adding more staff.

Companies are prioritizing investment in cybersecurity, cloud, and AI technologies to remain competitive.

As companies optimize a wide range of supply chain functions with digital twins, the technology’s immense potential is gaining further recognition.

It’s time to replace traditional, rule-based approaches to cybersecurity with “smarter” technology and training.

Tension between business executives and IT professionals can be managed in ways that build respect for each other’s capabilities — and open new doors in the process.

IKEA didn’t give up on drones for inventory management after pilots fizzled — it came up with a better approach for testing new technologies.

To engineer successful digital transformation with AI, companies must embrace a new approach to the responsible use of technology.

To remediate the bias built into AI data, companies can take a three-step approach.

Research shows that customers want the functional benefits of smart products without sacrificing autonomy and privacy.

Only 21% of surveyed data executives say they have developed a data culture within their organizations.