Articles by Dice Staff
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Retailers Expand IT Labs to Keep Pace With E-Commerce
Cyber Monday has come and gone, but retailers are building IT labs to create new features for their e-commerce sites and leverage customers' use of smartphones and tablets. For brick-and-mortar c… -
Ann Arbor Eyes R&D Hub for Connected Cars
IT and the automotive industry are becoming even more closely entwined in Ann Arbor, Mich., as plans develop for an R&D hub focused on connected-vehicle technology. The former General Motors Will… -
Garmin AT to Add at Least 65 Jobs in Salem, Ore.
GPS device maker Garmin AT plans to add at least 65 new software and engineering positions in Salem, Ore., as part of a $14 million expansion there. The company, which designs and builds aircraft… -
Watch a Cisco Manager Conduct a Whiteboard Test
Michelle Concannon, a software development hiring manager at Cisco Systems Collaboration Technology Group, has seen it all during her nearly seven years at the networking giant: From death grips… -
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…