The Brooklyn Public Library (BPL) hosted its first Digital Discovery Day at the Saratoga branch in Bedford-Stuyvesant on May 15, connecting residents with the technological tools and resources it ...

Overview: Technology and healthcare roles continue expanding across multiple industries.Adaptable skills allow movement ...

The tech industry’s obsession with coding has overshadowed equally valuable digital skills that don’t require programming knowledge but offer excellent career prospects and competitive salaries. In ...

As digital technology rapidly transforms the workforce, a global digital skills gap is leaving many young people behind, especially girls and young women. UNICEF and committed private sector partners ...

While technical skills remain popular for people looking to improve their career prospects, their ability to communicate and relate with others is also important, and maybe even a growing area of need ...

In an ever-evolving digital world, staying relevant requires continuous learning and upgrading your skill set. As industries rapidly adopt new technologies, equipping yourself with the right tech ...

In any digital organization, colleagues and team members expect tech leaders to be fluent in both the technologies currently in use and the possibilities that new and emerging developments portend.

Highlighting technical proficiency on your resume is essential as employers seek candidates with relevant skills across various industries. Identify key technical skills by evaluating job descriptions ...

In today’s tech-driven world, many people in Memphis are being left behind. As artificial intelligence (AI), logistics and automation transform the city’s job market, the demand for digital skills is ...

GLOBE COOP’S “Balik Eskwela” initiative has reached more than 200 students at Quezon City High School (QCHS), providing a ...

Emerging economies in Africa often have relationships with developed nations through dark colonial pasts, but today, digital tech is connecting previously unexpected partners. Developed nations ...