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America's Greatest Workplaces for Diversity 2025
Newsweek: Many employers are fostering environments that include people from a wide spectrum of backgrounds, age groups, races, genders and sexual orientations. This commitment to diversity is good for business.
America's Best Employers for Engineers
To create the inaugural list, Forbes surveyed more than 22,000 engineers working for companies with at least 1,000 people within the country.
Should You Still Learn to Code in an A.I. World?
Coding boot camps once looked like the golden ticket to an economically secure future. But as that promise fades, what should you do? According to experts, like WWT's Mike Taylor: Keep learning, until further notice.
Tour event in Mexico helps drive game in Latin America
Global Golf Post: The World Wide Technology Championship symbolizes the global growth of the game.
Chairman's Newsletter: November 2024
WWT Chairman Dave Steward shares his thoughts on the business and what is inspiring him.
2024 Next-Gen Solution Provider Leaders
CRN's Next-Gen Solution Provider Leaders list recognizes today's up-and-coming solution provider executives, directors and managers who are poised to be tomorrow's channel leaders, including WWT's Leah Salzman.
WWT CEO Jim Kavanaugh: 'We Are An AI-First Company'
Jim Kavanaugh has transformed World Wide Technology into an AI global powerhouse with a groundbreaking AI lab, a host of critical vendor partnerships and his belief that the company's most valuable resource isn't technology -- it's people.
America's Greenest Companies 2025
Newsweek is proud to present America's Greenest Companies, honoring organizations like Visa, World Wide Technology and S&P Global, who are leading the way in environmental sustainability.
World Wide Technology CEO says working hard never goes out of style
In this podcast, Kavanaugh shares valuable insights on how WWT has earned a spot on Fortune Magazine's Best Places to Work list for 13 consecutive years.
India's Best Workplaces for Women
World Wide Technology is ranked on the 2024 India's Best Workplaces™ for Women list.
Tech CEO says bosses shouldn't 'BS' employees about the impact AI will have on jobs
Jim Kavanaugh, CEO of World Wide Technology, told CNBC that people are "too smart" to accept artificial intelligence won't alter their work environment.
Best Large Workplaces in Technology
To determine the Best Workplaces in Technology in 2024, Fortune partnered with global people analytics firm Great Place to Work to analyze survey feedback representing more than 149,000 U.S. employees.