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3 ways business can use data and analytics to change outcomes
The painful truth of data and analytics is that no tech leader can go at it alone, a Gartner analyst said.
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Collaboration breakdowns hurt transformation, security
The companies that succeeded at pivoting to remote work, and managing the associated IT and cybersecurity challenges, were those that enabled cross-functional teams.
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Tech staff spend to rise as talent demand trends play out
High demand for AI, software and data science talent is driving up staffing costs — as is the need for talent to support cybersecurity practices.
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How Make-A-Wish modernized through small steps to the cloud
Cloud supports the work-from-anywhere model and helps the organization grant wishes faster, according to Make-a-Wish CIO Bipin Jayaraj.
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Federal government is running 50-year-old technology — with no updates planned
Legacy systems often increase security vulnerabilities and frequently run on hardware and software no longer supported.
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The pandemic tested emerging tech. Now, CIOs must crystallize strategy
Bringing together multiple technologies can maximize the impact tools like AI and IoT can have in the enterprise.
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ColumnThe Water Cooler: 8 executives on the oldest tech in the workplace
Recollections of mainframes, COBOL, databases and Y2K memorialize the early days of IT careers.
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Talent, skills gap among top barriers to growing digital business
Data can assist organizations in shaping their upskilling strategies, with an assist from curated content providers.
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Enterprise irons out edge computing wrinkles
Across industries, adoption of edge computing has happened quickly, leaving security and scalability as an afterthought for some.
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5 hallmarks of a successful data culture
Companies can use data for increased business agility and competitiveness. But not without the right data culture, which hinges on a top-down leadership approach.
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How IT can solve for the pressure of supporting work anywhere
Automation and unified endpoint management software can help IT weather the increased complexity of sustaining operations.
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3 tactics to advance innovation through engineering culture
Software engineering marries art and science. Showing love for the technology means knowing when to scrap a project.
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IT staffers are emotionally drained. Here's how leaders can support them
Isolation, business continuity and endless to-do lists weigh heavy on IT's emotional well-being.
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5 foundations of a future-ready enterprise
The biggest challenges to competing in a digital economy include lack of resources, a risk-averse culture and weak commitment from leadership.
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To counter tech debt, center the customer in IT modernization
Continue upgrades for an IT structure that can keep up with the times, tech leaders advise.
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The skills gap is shifting: Prepare to upskill
Forty-one percent of companies emphasize soft skills for tech staff, according to a CompTIA survey.
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Why hybrid cloud is here to stay
Data nested with application logic is slowing cloud deployments. What businesses are left with is technology aspirations clashing with workload realities.
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Scouting, hiring and retaining top talent
Talent development programs can keep employees operating at the top of their skill set and prepare them to grow with the company, said a tech executive.
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Disaster recovery plans imperative as climate change threatens data center uptime
The cloud alleviates stress on-premise data centers put on the environment and eases a company's responsibility of protection.
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Data strategies hinge on quality, processing: report
Understanding where data fits is the first basic companies must master before advancing modernization and emerging technologies.
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How executives become CIOs
Whether they come from a tech or business background, CIOs are tasked with translating to the company how digital can change the game.
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Cloud spending shifts: More innovation, less back-end support
Gartner analysts predict global end-user spending on public cloud to jump 23% to $332.2 billion this year.
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Companies wary of unexpected outcomes in AI adoption
Many companies and organizations haven't thought through the consequences AI products can carry.
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Video conferencing can hurt collaboration. IT has a role in fixing it
Trouble paying attention and technical difficulties in video calls undermine collaboration, a study shows.
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When gauging the ROI of AI, balance moonshots with quick wins
Business leaders may be tempted to gut any AI project that doesn't yield immediate returns. But the risk is missing out on the technology's differentiation upside.
