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    How The Kraft Group uses AI for behavior management

    Building trust and listening to employees is key to getting buy-in for new technologies, Chief Information and Technology Officer Michael Israel said.

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    When the network fixes itself before anyone notices

    Overnight, a DHCP service disruption hit Grant Thornton Advisors. By morning, it was already resolved, before a single employee noticed.

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    Alaska Airlines taps CVS Health exec for newly created tech role

    As the company's chief information technology officer, Amaresh Siva will lead enterprise tech and AI as the company looks for a return to profitability.

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    AI billing spikes threaten businesses with operational strain

    More than half of businesses are failing to control AI costs amid the agentic rush, according to a report from Splunk.

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    AI risks, value remain unaligned for CIOs

    When trust in AI is low, and cost is high, businesses must routinely audit models to make sense of exorbitant spending, Gartner analysts said. 

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    CIOs unprepared for agentic workforce shift

    Just 4% of tech leaders have plans in place to retool roles for an agentic-human workforce, a Gartner survey found.

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    How CIOs can address the hidden cost of AI delegation

    Leaders need a more nuanced understanding of human involvement as AI becomes embedded in everyday work.

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    Agentic AI gap persists between executives, workers

    When it comes to deploying AI agents, leaders find more success than their employees, who face tool overload and trust gaps.

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    Sprouts’ first-ever CTO departs

    Jim Bahrenburg stepped down after three years in the role, marking the first confirmed C-suite change since the grocer announced a CEO succession plan in September.

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    Expedia’s AI chief: Models are fungible, data isn’t

    Ten months into his role, Xavier Amatriain details why the organization aims to keep flexible with the AI models it deploys  — and its tech team.

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    Tech Bytes: ServiceNow looks to boost AI agent control

    This installment also looks at Workday’s autopilot agents, Broadcom’s hypervisor security offering and how Microsoft is positioning its Azure Maia chips.

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    Top banks reckon with AI risks, but spot benefits

    “We’re not going to allow just any outside agent to come inside the company because that’s just too risky,” JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said.

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    Publix names new chief information and digital officer

    The grocer promoted CIO Laurie Douglas to the role and announced other executive changes in its technology, industrial operations and finance departments.

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    Businesses need better risk management to fend off cyberattacks

    Risks are growing at a time when companies rely more than ever on vendors for cybersecurity, according to a Grant Thornton report.

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    Dedicated AI officers, platforms lead businesses to ROI

    Despite a link between the executive role and better returns, clear ownership over AI matters more than titles, a Wharton study found. 

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    Software providers are still waiting for AI to pay off

    Vendors and CIOs both need more visibility into how the tech is being used amid shifts in pricing structures, a Revenera study found.

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    IT execs brace for AI agent security incidents

    With shadow AI on the rise, 36% of leaders would try to quietly handle an agent-driven security incident without disclosing it, a Workato report found.

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    Workday brings autopilots to finance in autonomous AI bet

    The company said its latest tools will anticipate needs and take actions across finance and HR workflows, with customer-defined controls.

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    How Unilever tailors AI focus to business outcomes

    “AI loves context, context loves data, that’s where we start,” said Allen Bates, SVP, chief digital and information officer, Unilever North America.

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    Executives doubt readiness as cyber risks mount

    Companies are striving to do it all — modernize, protect value and respond to cybersecurity threats — but leaders aren’t convinced they can pull it off.

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    House proposal would clarify liability rules for AI agents

    Developers would be held liable under the draft bill when their AI agents harm third parties through conduct that would be unlawful if committed by a human.

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    Tech pros uneasy about current state of labor market

    Despite a year-over-year jump in demand, just 1 in 7 IT professionals feel good about the state of hiring amid unrealistic role expectations.

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    What the C-suite needs to know about AI governance

    Executives are learning tough lessons about security, oversight and accountability as AI adoption surges.

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    PC shipments dropped sharply in Q3 as rising costs hurt demand

    Higher costs are forcing IT leaders to hold back on purchases while supply chain shortages are pushing vendors to continue raising prices, according to Omdia.

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    Tech Bytes: IBM, SAP band together to tackle cloud migration

    Plus, Atlassian debuted a forward deployed engineering program to help enterprises expedite AI deployment.

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    US authorities crack down on IT outsourcing

    The Department of Labor suspended Microsoft, Cognizant, Adobe and other IT services firms from the permanent labor certification program Thursday.