Tech & HealthIT Industry Perspectives 

March is Women’s History Month, a time to celebrate the achievements, leadership and the impact of women across industries. The month also includes International Women’s Day on March 8 th , a global moment to recognize the social, economic and cultural contributions of women around the world. Together, these observances provide an opportunity to reflect on the progress that has been made and the opportunities that still exist for women to shape the future. For companies like

We are proud to be named to Ragan’s 2026 Top Places to Work in Communications  list, an honor recognizing agencies that exemplify strong workplace culture, leadership and professional excellence. The recognition reflects Wireside’s continued focus on employee engagement, professional development and building an inclusive workplace. The recognition from Ragan follows a banner year for Wireside, marked by multiple industry honors. In 2025, the agency was also recognized by seve

By RJ Bardsley, Co-CEO and Partner, Wireside Communications As the tech world turns the page on another year, one tradition is constant: prediction season. From emerging technologies to shifting global dynamics, 2026 is shaping up to be a year of meaningful change. Here are my six takes on what the year ahead could hold – and why they matter. AI moves to the Enterprise - So far, the AI story has been all about chips, networks, energy, deals and applications. While some are de

Few forces have shifted the business landscape as profoundly as artificial intelligence. For communications professionals, AI isn’t just a technological advancement. It’s reshaping how brands position themselves, communicate complex ideas and build trust in a fast-paced, data-driven world. The same forces transforming wealth management – personalization, automation and transparency – are also redefining how organizations engage with their audiences and articulate their value.

By Cliff Yeung   While technological innovation has flourished in recent years, the rapid digitization of services and shift to connected environments have opened more avenues for cyber threat actors. Citizens, enterprises and governments are being infiltrated, disrupted and extorted for critical information. Lawmakers and industry leaders are taking notice, sharing their thoughts and concerns at POLITICO’s recent Policy Outlook event, which I recently attended in Washington,