Articles by Dice Staff
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Cognizant to Hire 10,000 U.S. Tech Workers
In what might be -- at least in part -- a bid to make nice with critics of its H-1B hiring, IT outsourcing company Cognizant Technology Solutions has announced plans to hire 10,000 workers in the… -
Why Male Mentors Can Benefit Women in Tech
No one questions the value of female mentors for women in technology. Their career moves and personal perspective are needed to inspire and educate the relatively small number of women in the sec… -
Schools Aren't Waiting for the Hour of Code
Even before Computer Science Education Week kicks off on Dec. 9, a number of educators have immersed their students into the world of computers and coding. Part of the week-long program calls for… -
How to Land a Job at Semiconductor Firm Movidius
Semiconductor designer and distributor Movidius wants to power advanced apps on mobile devices when it delivers its new chip architecture next year. In June, it got a boost to its efforts with a… -
Drone Swarms Could Become Flying Power Plants
[caption id="attachment_14701" align="aligncenter" width="533"] In this concept image, a New Wave Energy drone carries a solar-power cell on top, wind-power rotors underneath.[/caption] Amazon ma… -
CIOs Allow More Online Shopping from Work
Businesses and their CIOs are warming up to the notion that online shopping at work isn’t necessarily a bad thing, according to a survey from Robert Half Technology. Of the more than 2,300 CIOs s… -
What Does a Project Manager Do, Anyway?
A few months ago, we looked at what a developer does all day. This month: What on earth is the project manager up to? Project managers don’t actually make anything. They don’t write code. They do… -
Boston's 10 Most In-Demand Software Skills
Boston’s tech organizations remain keen on candidates with Java skills, according to an analysis by Ben Hicks, a partner in the Software Technology Search division of recruitment firm WinterWyman…