Confession time. The IT industry is terrible at naming new technology trends.

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The division between “science” and “engineering” that leads physicists to look down at engineers is ultimately pretty arbitrary.

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Picture this: The founder of a startup is on a call with the founder of a development shop tasked with rebuilding the front end of her platform. The call is not going well. After a lot of back and forth about poor quality, missed deadlines and endless excuses (on the part of the dev shop), the conversation culminates in the following exchange:

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Walmart has bucked third party vendors and created their own payment system – Walmart Pay.

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In some ways, mobile, digital, and cognitive computing are becoming substitutes for another word — modern.

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Given their size and functions, wearables have vastly different UX and UI standards than traditional technology.

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A new PwC survey provides fresh data on the increasing use of machine algorithms in business decision-making.

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