The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) recently reported that the labor force participation rate is on its way down, and will continue to do so in the coming years. In 2020, it was 61.7% and is [...]

As life begins to fluctuate in response to the pandemic, companies are trying to work through what happens next– whether their employees should be returning to work, staying home, or going [...]

Despite gender diversity being an ethical standard, research shows that there are still not nearly enough women occupying C-suite seats. The same shows true in the world of technology  — [...]

The west coast is home to some of the most powerful corporate boards– and before 2019, many of those board seats were held completely by men, but California’s Senate Bill 826 (SB826) is [...]

The digital divide is adversely affecting American children’s access to education, and the pandemic has magnified this. Students in the low-income demographic often lack access to the [...]

From building infrastructure for fiber optic networks and utilizing TV White Space, to installing towers — libraries in the United States are doing everything they can to bridge the digital [...]

“Telehealth” has become a household word, and the data backs that up. Before the pandemic, a survey conducted by the National Telecommunications and Information Administration looked at [...]

Internet access is no longer a luxury in American homes, but rather a necessity needed to complete some of the most essential parts of daily life, such as work and school. The Covid-19 pandemic [...]

The digital divide has continued to grow as new broadband technologies, devices, and applications have evolved with unrelenting speed. With the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the digital [...]

We’re pleased to announce a new placement: Robert Cruickshank will be joining the New Hampshire Electric Cooperative (NHEC) to lead rural broadband efforts to provide their members access to [...]