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Dive Awards
CISO of the Year: Andy Powell, Maersk
Powell rapidly grew Maersk's cybersecurity organization, reestablishing resilience for a legacy company.
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OpinionDiversity in technology decision-making and design: Creating the future we want
AI is not designed to produce biased results. But it is developed based on data biases built into the methodology and the data, exacerbating problems it was designed to address.
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Dive Awards
Disruptor of the Year: VMware
VMware retooled its central platform, vSphere, to become Kubernetes-native, a technology that is reshaping the way industries use cloud computing by enabling multicloud strategies.
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BB&T sues tech vendor Hitachi Vantara over 2018 outage
The bank estimates the outage cost about $20 million in lower deposit service charges and higher expenses. BB&T is seeking $75,000 in damages, but a jury could increase that amount.
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Dive Awards
Company of the Year: Google Cloud
Google Cloud's newly appointed leadership pushed it to become a general purpose platform accessible to enterprise customers, not merely an innovative, "Googly" technology stack.
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Goldman Sachs gives AWS the financial services nod of approval
Though Goldman Sachs works with a few cloud providers, CEO David Solomon credits AWS as the first because of its capabilities and pace of innovation.
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What isn't 'as a Service' in enterprise technology?
In enterprise, adoption of service-based tools is the norm. Lagging adoption means competitive disadvantages, decision-makers say.
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58% of companies fail to meet GDPR's data request deadlines
By comparison, 70% of companies last year didn't meet requests on time, according to Talend.
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Tech talent skips coastal hubs for Austin, Texas
With a growing reputation as a tech hub, technology adds $141.8 billion to Texas' economy annually.
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AWS books Best Western as cloud customer for automation, personalization
By the end of 2020, the hotel chain will migrate its business application stack supporting 4,700 properties to AWS.
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Tips for navigating an outage during peak season
Retailers say they're prepared for capacity, but at least one-quarter don't have a real-time recovery plan.
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From IoT to AI, tech's role grows in farming
Farms generate half a million data points per day and technology firms are stepping in to help farmers capitalize on it.
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Enterprise neglect leaves Black Friday cybersecurity responsibility to customers
Cybercriminals feed on shoppers with weak personal cyber hygiene. Have companies done enough to protect customers?
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AT&T and Microsoft give 5G an edge
The service launch means Microsoft assures the allegiance of a key player in the 5G space, as demand for edge computing is projected to rise.
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Q&A'The Unicorn Project' turns DevOps into a rebellion
CIO Dive spoke with author Gene Kim about the sequel to the "The Phoenix Project," which tackles DevOps from the developer's perspective.
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Most workers don't think automation is coming for their jobs
Employee perception of automation technology signals a competitive edge for employers who deploy these tools successfully.
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Top tech conferences to attend in 2020
Top conferences highlight trends and technology priorities for the year ahead. They're must-attend events for leaders who want to stay in the know.
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Seattle Seahawks swarm AWS, seeking gametime analytics
The NFL inked a deal with AWS about two years ago, partnering with AWS on its Next Gen Stats platform.
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Will retailers avoid Black Friday website outages?
A new survey reveals nearly one-quarter of retail companies don't have a plan in place if their websites go down.
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Helpers wanted: Retail thirsts after tech talent ahead of holiday season
In 2019, retail's demand for web developers rose 55% compared to 2018. It's the fastest growing category, according to data from iCIMS.
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Q&AMaersk CISO on NotPetya recovery, workforce harmony and what makes a security chief
The shipping giant tapped Andy Powell a year after it was hit by NotPetya. In the 18 months since, Powell increased its security organization from 28 people to about 150.
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What retail CIOs focused on this year
With Black Friday and Cyber Monday nearing, only tech executives have the insights necessary for executing a multicloud strategy, choosing vendors and centralizing applications.
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Enterprise blockchain adoption hinges on use case fit
Not all applications of blockchain technology are created equal. Specific resources and capabilities must match the use cases or adoption will falter.
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Southwest Airlines plugs accessibility into customer service with Salesforce
The airline's leaders see the move to an accessible tool set as an investment in customer satisfaction.
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5 charts to understand the tech job market
With tech companies thirsting after talent, specific skills are giving candidates more leverage.
