Staffing shortages, administrative burdens and opportunities for technology are top of mind for behavioral health organizations, a new survey reveals. The survey, done by Kipu Health, reached more ...

CHICAGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--A new survey from Grant Thornton, one of America’s largest brands of professionals providing end-to-end audit, assurance, tax and advisory services, revealed key insights ...

More than 40% of global CEOs 'most concerned' about supply chain disruptions Asian companies are feeling the impact of technology restrictions imposed by the US and China "more acutely" than American ...

CHICAGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--A new survey from Grant Thornton, one of America’s largest brands of professionals providing end-to-end audit, assurance, tax and advisory services, revealed a dramatic ...

Most financial advisors plan to boost their technology spending in 2025 — though many admit they aren't using their current tools to their full potential. Processing Content Those were among the key ...

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Howdy.com, a tech recruitment firm launched in Austin in 2018, frequently conducts surveys and publishes blogs offering insights into hiring, remote work, and the tech industry. A few ...

When it comes to marketing and PR, most business technology companies feel they’re playing catch-up in a race whose rules keep changing. That’s according to “How to Win Influence in B2B Tech,” a ...

Nearly half of Indian organisations continue to depend on manual HR reporting even as investments in HR technology rise, ...

Despite the ability of various ed-tech tools to streamline daily tasks, educators say they still face heavy workloads and need support adapting to new technologies. These were among the findings of a ...

PUNE, India, Oct. 27, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Tech Mahindra (NSE: TECHM), a leading global provider of technology consulting and digital solutions to enterprises across industries, announced the launch ...

Pew’s data show that U.S. adults are far less likely to think positively about AI than experts: only 17 percent think it’ll benefit the U.S. “somewhat” positively over the next 20 years—56 percent of ...