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The grocery store might be the most visible place to see the ripple effects of technological changes on consumers, companies and American workers. With that being said, it’s safe to say that tech industry changes the supermarket, rapidly.

The pandemic forced companies around the world to adjust to a “new normal,” which caused many leaders to pivot their business strategies and adopt new technologies to continue operations. In a time of chaos and change, there is no senior leader that can navigate this sort of change better than a CTO.

14 industry leaders from Forbes Technology Council share some of the things they and their teams wish non-tech colleagues knew about a tech professional’s day-to-day work.

Asia has been living with the impact of COVID-19 the longest, and parts of the region have been first to climb out of the slump. If we combine our region’s deep digital ecosystems and longstanding culture of innovation with the entrepreneurialism of our start-ups and SMEs, we will be able to lead the world in the post-pandemic economic recovery.

Google Cloud is launching a new platform for financial services called Datashare, which was created specifically for capital markets and the larger financial services ecosystem.

Canadian e-commerce platform giant Shopify is recruiting for a Chief Technology Officer.

Apple is looking for a lead negotiator to strike partnerships with “alternative payment” partners, according to a job listing posted on Tuesday.

Trust is easily lost and hard to regain. Ignoring these cybersecurity initiatives until it is too late could devastate your business.

Ikea and ITV have both thrown their weight behind a startup that has divided the world into three-metre squares each with a unique three-word name to help pinpoint addresses.

The security services are designed to help protect data, user identities, workloads and applications across dispersed cloud and on-premises systems.