Articles by Dice Staff
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EdTech Industry Takes Hit, Party Over?
Educational technology company Blackboard issued another round of layoffs this month, according to a Washington Business Journal report. It marked the third consecutive year of layoffs for the pr… -
Scary: Oracle CEO-Worker Salary Gap
Oracle CEO Larry Ellison is facing investor grief over the $76.9 million compensation package he landed over this past fiscal year, according to a recent report in the Wall Street Journal. But Or… -
Why Kali Linux Should Be In Your Security Toolkit
Kali.org's version of Linux is an advanced penetration testing tool that should be a part of every security professional's toolbox. Penetration testing involves using a variety of tools and techn… -
NSA Utah Datacenter May Already Be Watching You
[caption id="attachment_12691" align="aligncenter" width="618"] Despite controversy, NSA's Utah datacenter may already be operational.[/caption] The secret, Brobdingnagian datacenter the National… -
Free Software Developer School For Women Launches
In an effort to address both the mounting talent shortage in technology in the state of Washington and gender imbalance in the industry, Ada Developers Academy is launching a free yearlong intens… -
Samsung Launches Mobile Apps Exchange for Enterprise
Samsung is aiming to give Android developers another reason to build their business or career around the technology titan's mobility ecosystem. On Wednesday, Samsung Telecommunications America la… -
Korean Tech Startup Hiring in Silicon Valley
Seoul-based Shakr Media Co. is opening an office in Silicon Valley and is looking to hire locally, according to the Wall Street Journal Asia. The video platform and creation company will operate… -
Killer Job Rewards that Work
Tech companies are known for their free food, gym memberships and myriad other perks. But it turns out that job rewards are the main motivator for driving employee engagement, according to a surv… -
Applied Materials Merger Could Spell More Layoffs
Applied Materials' pending merger with Tokyo Electron is unlikely to be good news for some of the combined companies’ 27,000 worldwide employees. In announcing the merger on Tuesday, the two comp…