Beth Stackpole
Contributing writer
Beth Stackpole is a veteran reporter who has covered the intersection of business and technology issues for more than 20 years.
How to motivate the modern tech worker
When it comes to attracting and retaining IT talent, money talks -- but creative perks and company culture really help employers stand out.
IT turns to employee resource groups to attract, retain tech talent
Employee resource groups can bolster productivity and community among tech teams -- but only if they’re done right. Autodesk, Booz Allen Hamilton, Humana and others share advice.
Tech Forecast 2017: 5 key technologies to double down on now
IT leaders plan to use these key technologies to deliver business results in 2017.
5 disruptive technologies to track in 2017
Savvy tech execs are keeping these cutting-edge developments on their radar screens.
Video pays off in the enterprise
As costs come down and the technology improves, video is finally spurring easy and effective collaboration. (Plus -- 5 tips for building video culture in your organization.)
Why (and when) outsourcing security makes sense
Offloading security strategy and day-to-day operations to a managed security service provider can free up IT resources. But be prepared: It’s not an entirely hands-off proposition.
The secret to boosting women in IT? Men
Male allies can open doors, broaden networks and advocate for female tech pros. Guys, ready to step up?
The No. 1 midsize place to work in IT: Credit Acceptance
A collaborative, high-performance culture that values employees' opinions keeps technologists engaged as they move up the ranks.
5 ways to attract and retain female technologists
Companies are finally stepping up to increase gender diversity in their tech workforce -- not for PR reasons, but because it’s smart business. LinkedIn, Cisco, AmEx and GoDaddy share advice on how they’re making headway.
How three old-school companies became digital platform players
IT is a key driver when product-centric companies move to a new platform model. Here's how to make customers and supplies part of your business ecosystem.
Forecast 2016: 5 disruptors to keep on your radar
Savvy tech execs can't afford to ignore these developments, which stand to remake the future of IT.
Forecast 2016: 5 fast-track trends to tackle now (and one to ignore)
IT will drive business change in 2016 thanks to key tech developments like cloud computing, security, the Internet of Things, analytics, and the emergence of IT as a change agent.
The holy grail of digital transformation: Improved employee efficiency
How three organizations delivered digital initiatives that help people close deals faster, reduce paperwork and get the most out of their workdays.
Budding role of IT communications director helps IT deliver its message
As CIOs face rising competition, they are creating a new, dedicated IT communications role to help promote the IT brand and coordinate messaging.
The No. 1 large place to work in IT, 2015: Quicken Loans
Abundant perks aside, IT team members are drawn in by a culture that values innovation, fosters an entrepreneurial spirit and uses technology to drive business goals.
IT hiring: 4 things you're doing wrong (and how to fix them)
IT organizations may be their own worst enemies when it comes to effective strategies for sourcing, screening and hiring IT talent.
Millennials choose enterprise IT -- really!
Millennials forgo startups to work in corporate IT.
IT puts millennials to work - as mentors
Reverse mentoring helps senior tech execs brush up on social media, mobile skills.
IT puts millennials to work, as mentors
Reverse mentoring helps seasoned IT execs get comfortable with new technologies like social media while gaining insight into what makes millennials tick.