Alison DeNisco Rayome, Author at TechRepublic

Alison DeNisco Rayome

Bio

Alison DeNisco Rayome is a senior editor at CNET, leading a team covering software, apps and services. She was previously a senior editor at CNET's sister site TechRepublic.

Latest from Alison DeNisco Rayome

Security

How companies can attract diverse candidates into cybersecurity jobs

At RSA 2019, Alicia Jessip of TEKsystems explained why it's important for security teams to include women and underrepresented minorities.

Innovation

How to search for text in your Google Photos pictures

Google added the ability to search photos for words and even copy and paste text from those photos. Here's how to do it.

Developer

Programming languages: Which was most popular each year?

Java, C, and Python top the list of most popular programming languages now, but it wasn't always that way, according to the TIOBE Index.

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Open source

How Linux took over everything, including Microsoft Azure

Linux usage on Microsoft Azure has now surpassed Windows. Here's how the OS came to dominate the enterprise.

Engineer using tablet check and control automation robot arms machine in intelligent factory industrial on monitoring system software. Welding robotics and digital manufacturing operation. — Image: iStockphoto/ipopba

Artificial Intelligence

Robots will kill 20M manufacturing jobs by 2030

Poorer regions worldwide will be most impacted by the rise of AI, according to an Oxford Economics report.

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Innovation

Top 10 emerging technologies of 2019

These technologies, including AI and 5G, have near-term business and financial opportunities, according to CompTIA.

silhouette of virtual human and programming technology — Image: iStockphoto/monsitj

Artificial Intelligence

Why 85% of AI projects fail

Senior management is still creating barriers to AI adoption and implementation, according to a Pactera Technologies report.

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CXO

7 tech companies that hire the most data scientists

IBM, Amazon, and Microsoft are among the tech giants that employ large numbers of data scientists, engineers, architects, and database administrators, according to Diffbot.

Columbus, Ohio, USA skyline on the river — Image: iStockphoto/Sean Pavone

CXO

The 10 best US cities for tech workers that aren’t San Francisco or New York

Skilled tech workers are in demand nationwide. These cities have the highest average salaries, best cost of living, and most tech jobs, according to SmartAsset.

Mobility

Apple Watch Series 4: Cheat sheet

The Apple Watch Series 4 includes a 30% larger screen, an updated UI, and a number of business-friendly and health features, including the ability to take an ECG.

PURPOSE Every department, regardless of size, needs to employ and account for depreciation — particularly if that department manages assets such as laptops, servers, and production machinery. How else are you going to know when it’s time to purchase new equipment? With the help of this worksheet from TechRepublic Premium, you’ll be able to calculate ...

PURPOSE Collaboration tools exist within a wide range of services, from voice calls to version control systems and everything in between. But for average enterprise businesses, the tools that make work-life exponentially easier are the basics: Voice. Video. Screen sharing. LDAP integration. Web and mobile apps. Third-party integration. Your business might be able to get ...

PURPOSE Some of the most important tools in business are used for collaboration. Without these types of solutions, your staff would struggle to remain as productive as needed. TechRepublic Premium dug into some of the top collaboration tools on the market as a comparison to help you know which offers the tools you need and ...