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US Chamber, universities sue Trump administration over revised H-1B rules
Plaintiffs claim the updates to the regulation were promulgated without "the notice-and-comment rulemaking required by the Administrative Procedure Act."
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Digital business technology platforms: The all-in-one solution for company needs
Digital business platforms integrate and orchestrate enterprise IT systems as the COVID-19 pandemic accelerates modernization.
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Hyperautomation set to clear tasks off managers' desks in future of work
The takeover of robobosses is an opportunity for human managers to oversee more complex strategies, said Gavin Tay, VP analyst at Gartner.
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Gartner's predictions show CIOs' expanding responsibility — and authority
Dealing with mountains of data and more automated supply chains, the CIO purview is expanding in scope and oversight.
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8 tips for leading with intention from a Morgan Stanley exec
Hiring the next generation of the workforce requires the same intentional leadership companies are learning throughout the current crisis.
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SaaS titans dictate the future of apps. Where do small companies fit?
For companies working to lead the next era of app development, a Gartner analyst recommends taking lessons from household names.
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Expedia aims for tech efficiency in long-term remote shift
The portal plans to sustain changes that enabled operations amid the pandemic as remote work infrastructure becomes critical.
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4 critical strategies for tech leaders in Gartner's CIO agenda
Companies rethink strategies amid uncertainty, with CIOs standing at the ready.
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How Atlanta's CIO rebuilt IT after the city's cyberattack — and what's next
Inheriting a city technologically and economically wounded by a cyberattack, Gary Brantley had to turn to the basics.
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10 cost-cutting tips to help businesses bounce back in 2021
IT budgets tightened during the pandemic. IT management must look closer at which cost cutting measures can help them recover from a difficult year.
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How CIOs can help companies evolve amid disruption
CIOs need to respond to post-pandemic pressures by helping organizations become resilient and agile, Gartner says.
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Gartner's strategic tech trends for 2021 turn pragmatic
Conversations with technology leaders are much more focused on the tactical this year, according to Brian Burke, research VP at Gartner.
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People-first work culture empowers telework productivity
Keeping employees motivated when times are tough not only creates a sense of camaraderie, but it can also help foster a companywide digital mindset.
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Pandemic highlighted how messy data sharing is, Mastercard exec says
More evolved techniques around data governance will need to rise to the challenges ahead, said Mastercard Chief Data Officer JoAnn Stonier.
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SaaS to generate $105B this year — but new models are taking root
The software as a service model is expected to grow by 12% annually. Infrastructure and platform as a service models are expected to grow faster.
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Pandemic fast-tracks tech, culture innovation
With no end of the pandemic in sight, companies are renewing the focus on tech innovation and culture to sustain telework and remote service delivery.
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Telecom deploys AI to balance customer service supply and demand
Pairing customer service demand with technician availability requires access to the right data sets.
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American Airlines accelerated IT delivery with DevOps
Bogged down by legacy systems and lagging IT investments, airlines struggle to modernize. American Airlines turned to DevOps for a nimble approach.
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Transit agencies 'ill prepared' for cyberattack: survey
Only 60% of agencies have a cybersecurity plan in place and 43% say their plan is insufficient, according to the Mineta Transportation Institute.
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Expectations of the CIO are changing — more business, less technology
Responsibilities and titles are shifting as businesses rearchitect what role technology plays in core operations.
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Make room for intelligent failure, Deloitte exec says
Disruption means companies must experiment to survive, but leaders grapple with the element of risk amid budget constraints.
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Retail adopts smarter technology as industry relearns operations
Technology changes accelerated by the pandemic have staying power, as tech execs in the retail space focus on the technology that sustains operations amid pivotal change.
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How to effectively lead during the pandemic
Applying lessons from teams to executive leadership, the pandemic requires business leaders to tap into the human side of management.
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5 keys to managing remote technology teams
Qualtrics CTO John Thimsen writes about lessons learned running an engineering organization in a pandemic, a far cry from the side-by-side work that was previously the norm.
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COVID-19 put stress on contact centers. Now, executives weigh tech to cut costs
Expanding call volumes requires more resources. In the coming years, use of omnichannel and automation features will rise as execs respond to shrinking IT budgets.
