The Technology Likely To Play A Role In Our Transition Back To Work
Technology executives have scaled up remote work and collaboration tools and equipped a distributed workforce with laptops and other devices they need.
US Railroad Workers Are Affected by Industry's New Technology
Artificial intelligence (AI), human-computer interfaces and robots are affecting the railroad industry by replacing some workers.
Is the Cybersecurity and Technology VCF for You?
The APUS Cybersecurity and Technology VCF isn’t necessarily just for those interested in careers specific to cybersecurity and technology.
The Inevitable Self-Service Unemployment Crisis, Part 3
Self-service technologies have revolutionized the consumer landscape. What are the implications for our economy and future unemployment?
The Inevitable Self-Service Unemployment Crisis, Part 2
Businesses are investing in self-service technology to replace people. The list of reasons is for why businesses are trimming their workforce is robust.
Needed: More Skills to Build AI Systems, Which Are Supposed to Alleviate Skills Needs
A majority of executives in a recent survey, 62%, believe AI will help drive efficiency and competitiveness.
5 Ladies Leading Change in Education & Talent Technology
Five ladies in leadership share their work that has served to create more enriching, equitable and just educational and talent possibilities for a variety of learners of all ages at all stages.
What Retail Technology Needs To Do Next
If you're a big retailer and talk about mapping the genome of your inventory and matching it to customer tastes, you'll get resistance. But the future is coming and these changes will make retail stores worth going to again.
Is Technology Helping or Hurting Corporate Recruiters and Human Resources?
In this vlog, APU professor Marie Gould Harper talks about how technology may be creating a roadblock for human resources looking for qualified applicants.