Tracy Mayor
Senior Features Editor
Tracy Mayor is senior features editor at Computerworld.
How we chose the Best Places to Work in IT 2017
The methodology behind Computerworld's selection of the 100 Best Places to Work in IT for 2017.
Tech execs' boldest predictions for 2017 and beyond
Self-healing software? Ubiquitous wearables? We asked senior-level IT pros to predict what’s in store for information technology. Here's that they had to say.
Master Class: How to drive digital transformation in IT and throughout the organization (with podcast)
Listen and learn as VP of business technology Paul Friedman explains how Humana transformed itself into a digital-first, customer-centric organization. This free knowledge bundle includes an article, audio transcript and slide deck.
Master Class: 3 ways to fast-track your journey to the cloud (with podcast and video)
Listen, watch and learn as FCC CIO David Bray explains how to leverage change agents when pivoting to an all-cloud environment. This free knowledge bundle features an article, video and audio.
Videocast: How top companies keep techies happy
Computerworld editors discuss trends in IT employee compensation, training and benefits at the organizations on this year's Best Places to Work in IT list.
Welcome newbies! Meet the 21 organizations new to the Best Places ranks
Three cheers for the 21 organizations joining Computerworld's list of the Best Places to Work in IT for the first time.
How we chose the Best Places to Work in IT 2016
The methodology behind Computerworld's selection of the 100 Best Places to Work in IT for 2016.
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Video profile: On the go with Navy Federal CIO Bill Hills
By day, he drives IT innovation at Navy Federal Credit Union. At night, CIO Bill Hills tangoes away his tensions.
2016 Premier 100 Tech Leader: Ann Dunkin
Profile of 2016 Premier 100 Technology Leader Ann Dunkin, CIO of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
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Video profile: Behind the scenes at Akamai
What's it like to work at this fast-growing content delivery and cloud services company? Computerworld checked out the scene at Akamai's Cambridge, Mass., headquarters.
