IT Coverage

Tech project managers are in growing demand – here are 10 critical skills for the job

Between 2020 and 2030, new jobs for computer and information systems managers will increase by 11%. Also, Lightcast jobs data indicated […]

Cyber threat led to system outages for NC government, state IT department says

No ransomware attack, NC Department of Information Technology says, but "a specific threat."

Travis Fain, WRAL state government reporter

State IT execs tight-lipped about system outages

State systems were down for much of Thursday, and came back in spurts Friday morning.

Travis Fain, WRAL state government reporter

IT services sector (read: IBM, others) faces talent challenges but new opportunities emerge

Revenue expansion in the IT services sector continues, driven by vendors’ investments in talent and portfolio expansion and emphasis on strengthening relationships with customers and alliance partners. Here's an analysis of the IT Services sector.

Why your small or medium business should use the cloud

The cloud isn't only useful for large businesses. In fact, small and medium businesses could reduce security threats and operation costs by migrating to the cloud.

Abbey Slattery, WRAL Digital Solutions

What to know about moving your business to the cloud

While some may be hesitant to switch over to the cloud, the benefits far outweigh any perceived downsides.

Abbey Slattery, WRAL Digital Solutions

How to fight work-from-home security risks

With more people working from home than ever before, it's crucial to ensure you have the cybersecurity needed to prevent any attacks.

Abbey Slattery, WRAL Digital Solutions

How to defend against cyberthreats in your industry

Cybersecurity is an essential part of doing business, and some industries are more at risk of attacks than others.

Abbey Slattery, WRAL Digital Solutions

'I would never go back' - How the cloud changed the way one company does business

Moving to the cloud allows businesses to maintain servers cost effectively and securely.

Abbey Slattery, WRAL Digital Solutions

Cary CEO assists 17-year-old from Texas in quest for highest level of IT certification

Michael Hilton of McAllen, Texas, hopes to become the youngest person ever to achieve the world's highest certification level in the I.T. industry. It's called CCIE or CISCO Certified Internetwork Expert.

NC-based Technology Associates ranked as one of the world’s most elite Managed IT service providers

Cary-based Technology Associates was recently named one of the Most Elite 501 Managed Service Providers after receiving top marks in a variety of metrics, cementing the company’s role as a successful industry leader. 

DUALBOOT PARTNERS: 7 ways we build trusting relationships

Technology can be one of the most important parts of your business. It can constitute one of your most substantial investments. And if it fails, it can cost you credibility with your customers, your investors and your team.

Chip embed helps simplify tasks for man

A man has implanted chips in his hand in order to pay for things and start his car.

Health care IT firm takes over former Franklin Street bar to become one of Chapel Hill's largest private employers

Health care IT firm Well Dot is setting up its $3.1 million headquarters on Chapel Hill's Franklin Street, creating 400 jobs.

Healthcare IT firm Well Dot picks Chapel Hill for its $3.1M headquarters, adding 400 jobs

The state will provide nearly $3.9 million in incentives, with the town of Chapel Hill and Orange County adding $981,000.

Governor announces new jobs in Chapel Hill

Gov. Roy Cooper makes an economic development announcement in Chapel Hill.

Man goes from eviction notices to doubling income after IT training

Four years ago, Ronald Barthelus needed a life change. Financial aid allowed him to start information technology training, and he's since doubled his income and is preparing to buy a home.

Jeff Hogan, WRAL anchor/reporter

Raleigh computer training center gives man another chance at career

Four years ago, Ronald Barthelus needed a life change. Financial aid allowed him to start information technology training, and he's since doubled his income and is preparing to buy a home.

How to boost your cyber security

There are things consumers should do to prevent becoming the victim of a cyber hack.

Tips to boost your cyber security as hackers get smarter, bolder

Think 2018 was bad for cyber threats and hacks? Experts say more cyber challenges will crop up in 2019.

Monica Laliberte, WRAL executive producer/consumer reporter

Report: Raleigh metro area is No. 6 hottest job market across US

The Raleigh metro area is the sixth among the 10 hottest job markets across the US, according to a report from the Wall Street Journal.

Information technology job openings across NC surge nearly 40% from a year ago

Information technology jobs surged in January nearly 40 percent year-over-year to more than 26,000 as demand for talent continues to surge across North Carolina.

Bad data at DMV: 3,000 suspended licenses not listed that way

Thousands more drivers may run into problems at DMV offices getting licenses restored, but the problem affects a small percentage of N.C. drivers.

Travis Fain, WRAL statehouse reporter

Triangle's innovation, high-tech industry stoke espionage fears

The Triangle is a high tech hub that is home to highly regarded research universities that include North Carolina State University, the University of North Carolina and Duke University.

Culen Browder, WRAL reporter

Durham startup promotes women, minorities in coding industry

"Code the Dream" provides free classes for people who are traditionally under-represented in the industry.

Mandy Mitchell, WRAL reporter & Hannah Webster, WRAL.com editor