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The best and worst cities for women in tech

The best and worst cities for women in tech

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By Toby Nelson for SmartAsset Women remain underrepresented in the tech sector. According to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, women make up “nearly half of the total U.S. workforce … [but] just 22.6% of the high tech workforce.” Opportunities for women in tech can vary considerably by location, and these differences shape access to jobs,

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Tech companies need more data centers. So why are nearly half of all planned projects delayed or canceled?

Tech companies need more data centers. So why are nearly half of all planned projects delayed or canceled?

The AI boom has triggered an unprecedented flood of capital, with global hyperscale spending projected at approximately $700 billion. Yet, across the United States, the physical reality of building these facilities is colliding with systemic bottlenecks. The primary issue facing modern data center construction has shifted from silicon chip scarcity to industrial supply chain limits

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What businesses can do to reduce ERP system friction

What businesses can do to reduce ERP system friction

  Your enterprise resource planning system holds essential business data, including financial records, inventory levels, customer information and operational metrics. Despite its importance, your ERP can cause more friction than flow. For example, complex interfaces force users to find workarounds. Likewise, custom modifications can streamline projects, but they often come with high costs and long

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Chihuahua State Police Department starts operating at Sentinel Tower in Juárez

CIUDAD JUÁREZ, Chihuahua (KVIA) — The Chihuahua State Public Security Secretariat started operations at the new Sentinel Tower, or “Torre Centinela” in Downtown Juárez two weeks ago, a project that presented back in 2022, as ABC-7 previously reported. During a news conference Monday, the Chihuahua Public Safety Secretary, or Police Chief, Gilberto Loya Chávez along

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