Galen Gruman
Executive Editor for Global Content
Galen Gruman is executive editor for global content at IDG’s enterprise sites, providing overall management of the Africa, ASEAN, Australia, India, Middle East, and New Zealand editions of CIO, Computerworld, and CSO Online.
The state of ethnic minorities in U.S. tech: 2020
A survey of people of color shows a mix of good and bad news on racial inequality, and a disturbing lower concern within Silicon Valley and by executives compared to IT at large.
Where enterprise IT can really apply AI
Artificial intelligence is no magical solution but the technology has real-world uses in a variety of enterprise systems, especially around analytics and anomaly detection use cases.
Is your digital transformation mobile-first? It should be
Smart adoption of mobile provides an opportunity to move out of platform- and device-specific siloes and toward a flexible and adaptable computing environment.
The gifts you didn’t get: InfoWorld’s 2016 geek gadget guide
Go beyond the usual technology offerings for truly special gadgets to spend that holiday cash on
2016 geek gadget gift guide
Go beyond the usual technology offerings for truly special gadgets for your favorite geeks this holiday season
Review: Google Pixel hobbled by Android 7.1
The Pixel is a major step up for Google's Android hardware, but Android 7.1's networking woes overly complicate corporate usage
Microsoft Intune to support Android for Work
Microsoft takes another step to embrace the others' enterprise mobility management protocols
Office, Outlook, Slack, Handoff: The digital workplace reborn
Office and Outlook have been reinvented, collaboration tools like Slack are finally useful, and devices are evolving for new digital workflows
In scathing ruling, judge says Apple can't be forced to unlock iPhones
The government's legal position would lead to 'absurd' results and be unconstitutional if accepted, a federal judge rules
FBI, keep out! How to encrypt everything
Encryption is a vital self-defense tool, so here's how to enable it on all your devices and computers running the major OSes
What works where: Outlook vs. Outlook vs. native apps
Office 2016 starts to unify the Exchange experience on the desktop, but native apps do better on mobile clients
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