IT Pro Today

3 days ago | itprotoday.com | John Edwards

Your IT team is most likely smart, productive, and efficient. These staffers are on the front line, relentlessly addressing challenges and solving problems. They may also have many good ideas for improving performance or taking a new approach to a persistent problem. Unfortunately, these ideas may never be heard by IT decision-makers for various reasons, such as a fear of ruffling feathers or being ignored.

3 days ago | itprotoday.com | Nathan Eddy

Three out of four U.S. IT leaders say tariffs or the threat of tariffs on technology imports has already disrupted their budgeting and procurement strategies for 2025 — forcing two-thirds to reverse earlier plans to boost spending. The unexpected policy impact is driving a wave of caution across the industry, with many tech departments now scrambling to reconfigure roadmaps in response to trade-related cost pressures.

6 days ago | itprotoday.com | Christopher Tozzi

Part of pursuing a career in DevOps involves learning the various skills and technologies you'll need to succeed in a DevOps role. But you also need to know which roles to apply to — and given the many variations on DevOps job titles, that task can be harder than it may seem. To provide guidance, this article breaks down popular DevOps job titles in 2025, explaining the nuances between them and what different labels imply about job responsibilities, pay, growth opportunities, and more.

1 week ago | itprotoday.com | Grant Knoetze

For decades, C++ has been a cornerstone of high-performance computing, powering everything from game engines to operating systems. Today, the language continues to evolve, adapting to new challenges in security and AI-assisted development, as well as to competition from novel new languages like Rust and Carbon. As all of this continues, C++ must adapt to the shifting tech landscape to maintain its position as one of the top programming languages.

1 week ago | itprotoday.com | Scarlett Evans

IBM has announced a suite of new technologies to help businesses build and scale AI agents, and improve interoperability between AI systems. Unveiled at the company's annual Think conference, the announcements include updates to IBM's watsonx platform, the launch of a new Linux system built for AI workloads and an Agent Catalog of more than 150 pre-built agents.