Tech leaders are expected to stay up to date on all the latest tech concepts, but in today’s businesses, there are certain tech terms every leader needs to understand—no matter their specialty.

Podcast is in. PL/1 is out. Mashup is on the short list. But pity the poor 8-track: It came and went without ever making it into The Merriam-Webster English Dictionary. The ephemeral nature of ...

‘High tech’ generally refers to advanced technology, often in a broader sense. ‘Hi-tech’ is a shorter, more casual way to say ...

Healthcare information technology knowledge is no longer the exclusive domain of CIOs. All hospital and health system leaders should know some commonly-used tech terms to keep the conversation flowing ...

Rose is a thought leader in Digital Journal’s Insight Forum (become a member). “AI is just magic — a tool anyone can use without understanding how it works.” This persistent myth has created a ...

As technology evolves, so does our collective vocabulary. Even if you’re a luddite who would rather not engage with every new tech trend, chances are you’re going to have to learn about them anyway.

Artificial intelligence is a deep and convoluted world. The scientists who work in this field often rely on jargon and lingo to explain what they’re working on. As a result, we frequently have to use ...

The term ‘high tech’ is widely used to describe modern advancements across various industries, emphasizing innovation and precision. ‘Hi tech’ serves as a more casual variant, often appearing in ...