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Building a smart city involves a lot of things going right, but it’s not about any one element of it – it’s about all of it. According to experts in this space, a successful smart city means working across departments, serving citizens’ and visitors’ expectations, boosting networks and building partner relationships.

The sales equation is changing with the growth of SaaS and apps. Beyond the traditional partner or reselling relationship, these alliances expand the breadth and depth of options available to IT service providers and their customers.

Tech entrepreneur, author and investor Scott Belsky is passionate about creative teams that never get things done – determined to right that wrong – and brought that message to day two of CompTIA ChannelCon.

CompTIA President and CEO Todd Thibodeaux kicked off day two of ChannelCon by strongly asserting that IT needs to ensure it’s a diverse industry to bridge its skills-gap and capitalize on the innovation inherent in drawing from as wide a talent pool as possible.

CompTIA's IT Services and Support Community announced a name change and updated mission statement in their meeting at ChannelCon 2017 in Austin, TX. What does that mean for current and prospective members? Opportunity.

CompTIA’s Future Leaders Community Meeting at ChannelCon, being held at the JW Marriott Austin, Texas, July 31 to August 2, identified resources to bring together parents, teachers and tech businesses, and honored the 2017 class of ChannelChangers.

Whether they know it or not, most businesses are prime targets for cybercriminals. Those who peddle ransomware and breach network systems rarely discriminate based on the size of an organization or the industry it services. What are the risk factors and why should they, and their IT service providers worry?

Jason Eckert has taught IT for 19 years and began including CompTIA Linux+ in the early 2000s. He highlights three ways in which Linux+ helps new grads land jobs.

Educators can help students gain in-demand skills and secure fulfilling, high-paying careers by embedding certifications into their curriculum and encouraging students to demonstrate skill mastery by earning credentials.

Systems administrators keep a company’s IT systems running. Their critical role ensures that employees can access what they need when they need it. Keep reading to find out if a career in systems administration is right for you.

When CompTIA Cloud+ first launched, many organizations were trying to build out cloud-based infrastructure as a service (IaaS) offerings. But the market has changed. Many organizations now depend on cloud-based technologies to run mission-critical systems, and hybrid and multi-cloud environments have become the norm.

VMware’s Ross Brown, vice president of worldwide partners and alliances, takes on the term software eats the world and offers up his perspective as software unlocks the world as partners leverage APIs, cloud and virtualization to unlock the full value of technology for customers.

Many IT services firms continue to overlook the potential for growing sales through social media. The good news is it's not to late to get involved and start driving new business. How do the experts do it? Read on...

Go more in-depth with Cyberstates as we review the hottest fields, skills and IT employers.

On Thursday, July 20th, senior officials from the UDSA’s Food and Nutrition Services Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) came to talk to HSITAG members about the issues that keep them up at night as well as their outlook on the future of HHS IT funding and projects. With uncertainty surrounding the future of the Affordable Care Act, as well as changes in federal administration priorities, members of HSITAG have been following closely any rumored changes to healthcare and the impacts on technology funding.