Kotlin: How JetBrains created Google's preferred Android programming language

JetBrains VP Hadi Hariri shares the inside story of how Kotlin became the de facto programming language for Android and how the company built a developer community around it.

Speed up your home office: How to optimize your network for remote work and learning (free PDF)

A business pro's guide to Google Cloud Platform (GCP) (free PDF)

Windows 10 2009: Microsoft's 20H2 update nears – now it enters testing with enterprise customers

Microsoft: Older Windows 10 versions now get to run Windows Subsystem for Linux 2

Systems integrators are evolving from tech experts to business strategists

Tech leaders feeling more stress after losing traditional work groups during pandemic

Conducting a hardware inventory can boost security and cut costs

Working at home: My tech essentials

Dark data may be tamed with natural language processing

Throwing a fastball: How the Minnesota Twins are using machine learning to analyze mounds of data

How to install Infection Monkey for breach and attack simulations on your network

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Acceptable computer use during a pandemic policy

The Acceptable Computer Use During a Pandemic Policy from TechRepublic Premium describes the procedures the organization’s employees and representatives must adopt when using organization-provided applications, data, equipment, solutions, systems, and information, regardless of the location from which the employee or representative is physically working.

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Navigating data privacy

Embedded sensors, IoT, and social media allow companies to collect more data than ever before, and analytics is turning that information into a competitive advantage. But, the public and political backlash to unfettered data collection and a lack of transparency about data use is also growing. We've got the information CIOs need to better meet the growing demand for data privacy, without stifling innovation.