Analysis - Workforce
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Companies are likely to bury DE&I shortcomings with the backdrop of anticipated recession and “efficiency measures.” -
Can Automation, Developer Involvement Prevent Burnout?
"It is essential to give developers a voice in the applications they build," Snyk's Randall Degges told SDxCentral. -
Cost Is Biggest Enterprise NaaS Concern, ABI Research Claims
“[Enterprises] see this massive financial risk attached to network-as-a-service," analyst Reece Hayden said. -
Cyberattackers Look to Exploit Tech Job Cuts
Threat actors could also use layoffs as a recruiting opportunity, Gartner analyst Paul Furtado said. "They're essentially crime syndicates.” -
How Economic Downturn Adds Complications to CISO Role
CISO's mandate "is now about driving the many risks present in today’s enterprise ... to effectively zero,” Lacework CTO Vikram Kapoor said. -
TEKsystems DEI Director: It’s time for enterprises to tighten the screws
'We've got to move away from the sizzle and no steak, away from these wonderful sound bites to focusing efforts on real results,' said Franklin Reed.
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How to Build Successful Data Stacks
It goes beyond addressing "the core needs of a data engineering team," Ascend CEO Sean Knapp told SDxCentral. -
Gartner: Talent shortage to spike sales leadership diversity
'Sales leaders who are unwilling to challenge existing recruitment efforts stand to miss out on highly qualified candidates,' Gartner warned
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Top SASE execs make 2023 predictions
Executives from vendors that Gartner says offer complete secure access service edge solutions give their 2023 predictions for the evolving market
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Will 2023 be the year of NaaS?
Enterprises are starting to have a better idea of 'what our workforce looks like today and will look like into the future,' IDC's Brandon Butler said
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AMD Reflects on 2022 Acquisition Integrations
Xilinx has been a “behemoth to try and integrate” but has led to a promising marriage of roadmaps to “go really big in AI," AMD's Ruth Cotter explained. -
Karat VP: Access for Black Talent Runs Deeper Than Hiring Targets
It's a balance "of reminding ourselves that the numbers are people and that the work that we do is deeper than hiring targets," Crystal Moore said. -
What Security Unicorn CEOs Said About Their Lack of 2022 IPOs
SDxCentral listed Snyk, Cybereason, Netskope, Lacework, and Illumio as the security unicorns that we expected to go public in 2022, but none of those happened. -
NTT Talks Telecom, Talent, Approaching the Anticipated Recession
"Telecom vendors are moving toward as-a-service business outcome-based offerings," said NTT VP Amit Dhingra. -
Telecom Service Price Hikes Will be a ‘Political Issue’ in 2023
“Operators will be under pressure from investors to raise prices in line with inflation," Analysys Mason Partner Tom Rebbeck told SDxCentral. -
Wireless Edge Innovation, Skills Competition Will Define I&O's 2023
"I feel like I could actually just scream," Gartner Analyst Jeffrey Hewitt said of the talent shortage's tenacity. -
Cisco's Native American Network Lead Pushes for Awareness, Transparency
“The thing I love about Cisco is we are encouraged to have what we call 'courageous conversations,'” said the Native American Network ERG Co-Lead. -
How Can Quantum Startups Win Top Talent Over Tech Giants?
"I know in the quantum realm, our biggest challenge is people and the workforce and talent development," Laura Thomas said. -
Telecom May Land Top Engineering Talent Amid Tech Layoffs
Telecom may "now have an opportunity to hire top talent who may have been far less likely to close over the past [three or more] years." -
IDC Study Puts DIY SD-WAN Difficulties on Display
“Many decision makers don’t have the experience to navigate the complexity across the litany of software-defined networking technologies,” GTT's Todd Kiehn said. -
Cisco to cut more than 4,000 jobs
The cuts are part of a workforce 'rebalancing' that comes on the heels of a robust earnings release and strong full-year guidance
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Forrester: Low-Code, Citizen Development Will Lead to Major Data Breach in 2023
Citizen developers are "a bit of amateurs, and they're not really trained on things like application security or data sensitivity," VP Chris Gardner said. -
Broadcom’s Hock Tan Confronts VMware Concerns
"I see Tanzu as a strategic part of the VMware software portfolio and it will remain that way as we move forward within Broadcom," Tan wrote.
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Accenture: Internal Advancement Lacking for Women in Cyber
“I'm very focused on getting women from the midpoint of their career to the top. It's not enough to get them in, burn them out, and let them go,"