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Three unrelated incidents in December 2021 demonstrated the vulnerability of our IT infrastructure and the need for us to act.

IBM believes quantum computing will become a key feature in some enterprises by next year. Not everyone is convinced. Here's why.

Less than two weeks before Christmas, a cybersecurity disaster struck users of UKG’s Kronos Private Cloud services. Here's how HR could have helped.

Which would you rather be when new information challenges arise: proactive or reactive?

Many information management conversations start with the tools. Design thinking refocuses the conversation on the humans.

From AI and NLP to low-code development and data privacy, here's a look at the topics Reworked readers were interested in learning about in 2021.

Information management professionals have been expending energy in fruitless pursuits for too long now. A look at what's next.

Berlin-based GraphCMS, the company behind content federation platform GraphQL, announced it joined the MACH Alliance.

The Berlin-based company uses open-source code to create a cloud-native search solution to speed up the pace of digital business.

Companies are turning to low-code/no-code platforms as they struggle to find skilled developers. But there are other reasons for the growth.

Working from home has benefits for employees and employers alike, but it also poses a real IT security challenge. Here's how to mitigate your risks.

Low-code platform OutSystems unveiled Project Neo, its new application platform, looking to enable dev teams to build state-of-the-art cloud applications.

The Silicon Valley firm will use the funding for product innovation and partnerships as it develops software to support remote and distributed work.

There are plenty of suggestions on how to make a business case for enterprise search. Most of them fall short of the mark.

Information management is in a bad state. Can low-code/no-code development fix the problem?

When your content services are used in an unexpected way, don't ignore it. Assess why and fix the problem.

The recent attack on enterprise infrastructure underlines how important baseline security measures really are.

When Facebook went down earlier this month, it was a reminder to businesses of all sizes to have a plan in place to deal with a service outage.

Despite many warnings, new research from Microsoft shows a large number of enterprises are still not securing their data as they should.

The old ways of document processing and dealing with paper no longer work for modern businesses.