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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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Sponsored by LiveRampThe role of privacy-enhancing technologies in measuring and managing risk
Privacy-enhancing technologies are on the radar of companies seeking to build a stronger data foundation. This byline shares a framework to maximize the use and value of data without compromising its privacy.
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Enterprise app sprawl swells, with most apps outside of IT control
IT departments manage less than half of total enterprise applications used, according to data from Productiv.
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ColumnThe Water Cooler: Skills 4 tech execs target in IT recruiting
Workers can gain digital skills on the job tailored to business needs, though there are certain prerequisites management looks for as they evaluate the hiring landscape.
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Opinion
3 keys steps to facilitate robust, sustainable learning programs
It's vital companies cultivate an environment of learning and upskilling, enabling employees to develop their knowledge and skills.
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Markus Spiske
Top trends in coding and development
To reflect on the role of software engineering in the enterprise, CIO Dive collected past coverage — from how to train for digital skills to the enterprise demand for talented developers — on coding trends.
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Boards rethink incident response playbook as ransomware surges
Corporate boards are no longer rubber-stamping assurances from CIOs or CISOs but are bringing in outside experts, asking more questions and preparing for the risk of personal liability.
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Olay takes on computer algorithms to fight biased beauty standards
Olay is partnering with Black Girls Code to send at least 1,000 girls of color to the organization's code camp, and it's conducting an audit of its own skin analysis technology.
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Deep DiveWhat GitHub's Copilot tool reveals about AI's future in software development
AI can take repetitive tasks off a software developer's to-do list. But the transformative effect of these tools hinges on their maturity, which hasn't yet hit its peak.
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More training, more money: Data, AI pros upskill for salary bumps
Data and AI professionals demonstrate a desire to learn, but many lean on support from their workplace to make it happen.
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Data center downtime decreases, but consequences get more severe
When an outage or disruption occurs, IT faces a time crunch to recover — especially if tech is mission critical.
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IT projects trapped in backlog as demand rises
Companies deal with IT backlogs spanning three to 12 months as market trends push businesses to change quickly, an Appian survey found.
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Zoom's upcoming hot-desk solution targets the roaming worker
The company is rethinking tools for hybrid work, taking video-conferencing technology beyond the permanence of assigned seating.
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OpinionHow my winding path to CIO taught me to mentor women in tech
ScanSource SVP and CIO Rachel Hayden knew she wanted to become a CIO after realizing the role didn't require having technical answers for every question.
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Talent shortage impedes emerging technology projects, Gartner says
The lack of automation talent, for example, appears to impact how much progress organizations are able to make on projects.
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Bank of America splits technology, operations oversight in leadership shakeup
After 12 years as head of technology and operations, Cathy Bessant is shifting to a global strategy role. Two executives will take over her responsibilities.
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What do tech workers want?
The COVID-19 pandemic proved that companies could accommodate flexible work and employees have more choice to go to companies with better pay.
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InfoSec teams under pressure to compromise security for productivity: report
Younger workers are fueling a backlash against corporate security policies designed to protect companies from malicious attacks, a study from HP Wolf Security shows.
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RFID and sensor tech get cheaper, faster and more pervasive
Advancements in identification technology help retail supply chains track inventory and shrink. Are visioning robots the next evolution?
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Tech industry banks on service models, hiring grows again
IT companies added 26,800 workers last month, CompTIA reports. It's the largest hiring increase since November 2018.
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Los Angeles, Microsoft partner on veteran tech training program
Recent research has shown that some veterans may struggle to transition into the civilian workforce, although many believe job training programs may help.
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Remote work is widening the skills gap, report finds
While businesses are providing workers with upskilling resources, they remain underutilized.
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Opinion
6 measures CIOs can take to protect trade secrets
Though under the umbrella of security, reasonable measures to protect trade secrets often involve different, albeit related, objectives.
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Column
The Water Cooler: How 5 organizations set up tech training programs
Talent development programs help with employee retention and prepare the business to mitigate skills gaps.
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An effective cloud strategy is a frame of mind, not a one-time transition
If workloads and the data still act like they're in a data center, the organization won't run as efficiently, which can lead to frustration on the part of customers and employees.
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Target CIO to retire next year, making way for new IT era
Mike McNamara arrived at Target in 2015 and reshaped the IT organization through "ruthless prioritization."
