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Blockchain’s level playing field gives everyone a chance to learn.

Even if you didn’t build computers as a kid, that doesn’t mean tech isn’t an option for you. Here are a few questions to think about as you decide what career path is right for you.

Most courses get people to a certain peak of knowledge, by teaching best practices and lab-based learning. But, hiring managers are looking for what I call a second peak of knowledge.

A tight labor market and other factors have drastically changed the tech hiring landscape, as CompTIA’s 2019 Outlook Report confirms. We spoke with two tech experts on the new successful strategies they’re putting into practice to get – and keep – the talent they need.

As terms and concepts go, blockchain has more than enough buzz to go around. But although most people know that blockchain is the underlying technology that makes digital currencies work, they don’t always understand its benefits beyond currency.

Finding ways to make your work engaging, impactful and meaningful will help you feel full.

As with any new trend, businesses are quickly looking for the skills that will lead to IoT success. CompTIA’s latest research on the internet of things found that many of the skills companies consider critical for IoT are in foundational areas of IT.

The Best Cities for Tech Lovers reveals many global cities, with vastly different cultures and personalities, all making big strides along the path of technological development.

Nick Beaugeard, CompTIA ANZ Channel Community member and CEO of HubOne, shares his thoughts on emerging technology and the channel.

Organizations are exploring a number of new trends as they try to drive new growth or reach new customers, and the natural next question is around getting the right skills.

Looking to start a new IT career? What you do on your own time can make a big impact. Here's how to set yourself up for that next move by adding worthwhile experience to your resume.

Technology leaders and business owners from across the nation convened on Capitol Hill as part of CompTIA’s annual DC Fly-In this month. Get highlights and learn how this unique event can benefit you.

Cybersecurity certifications can benefit both security professionals and employers. But if you want your employer to pay for it, you may need to convince your boss first.

CompTIA's Advancing Women in Technology Community has launched the AWIT Connect, an online directory that compiles all of the tech resources available to women and girls.