Topic: Technology

With technology at the heart of more and more business processes, some leaders are wondering how tech savvy CEOs need to be, reports show.

While the dearth of women CEOs is getting attention, there is another area—technology—in which their presence is also lacking, a report says.

Companies are surrounded by cybersecurity threats, but many are not making it a priority to educate employees about them, a survey says.

Greg Mark's startup, Markforged, is 3D printing metals to create everything from car door handles to drive shafts—and doing so affordably.

Technology salaries continue to climb, with employers willing to pay for sought-after skills.

The tight labor market for tech jobs continues, with just 3,300 IT jobs filled in January, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Technology is certainly a hot field, but pay increases in many cases are tepid, according to a survey.

Simon Angove, CEO of Superion, is bringing artificial intelligence, the internet of things and the cloud to municipalities and police departments.

CEOs wear many hats, often at the same time, and prioritizing is something they should be adept at. With all the changes going on in technology, this is one hat they should hold tightly to.

CEOs who play it safe will be putting themselves and their companies at risk in 2018.