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Opinion3 things CIOs should discuss with the CEO to optimize cybersecurity
As a business partner, the CIO must provide solutions to cybersecurity concerns and become a champion for working collaboratively with the business.
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SponsoredDesign thinking, AI and starting with what users need
By combining the principles of design thinking with the power of artificial intelligence (AI), CIOs have the tools to solve that problem and deliver powerful business results for their organizations.
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Deep DiveWhere data privacy is law
Nevada's extension to an existing law for data collection security is set to go into effect on Oct. 1 but has a narrower scope than the CCPA.
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Who is responsible for digital accessibility?
As Domino's faces a lawsuit, here are four roles companies can lean on to ensure compliance.
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SurveyMonkey's new CIO has a tech roadmap. But first, he wants the company on board
As the first order of business, Eric Johnson focused on conveying the value and scope of the CIO role internally.
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Slack hits 12M daily active users, on the heels of Microsoft Teams
The collaboration platform also announced its users rack up an average of 5 billion actions weekly, including messaging, searching, uploading and commenting on files.
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Low code 101 and the rise of drag-and-drop programming
By equipping non-technical staffers with alternative methods to build software, low-code platforms bring business and product closer together.
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After New York and San Francisco, these 9 metro areas offer the most tech talent
CIOs can find tech talent by shifting into mid-to-small markets, iCIMS said.
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Workplace by Facebook, targeting the enterprise, declares 3M paid customers
The company also announced a slew of video applications and access solutions for front-line employees.
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Are you smarter than a CIO?
Total Reboot tests the strategic acumen of IT decision-makers. See if you're up to the challenge in this interactive game.
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Most blockchain applications sunk in the 'trough of disillusionment,' Gartner says
Immaturity in the space has dwarfed interest in blockchain applications, as experiments and implementations fail to deliver.
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How to use RPA to increase back-office efficiency
Small successes can show employees what a company hopes to do with RPA, and how it will make their jobs easier.
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5 GDPR pains that won't go away
More than a year after it was enacted the General Data Protection Regulation is still causing headaches.
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2019's highest-paying IT certifications show power of the cloud
Certified Google Cloud architects earn more than Amazon Web Services experts in the U.S. Microsoft Azure specialists trail close behind.
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Are retailers doomed for more outages this holiday season?
J. Crew, Lowe's and Walmart experienced tech glitches or crashes last Black Friday. Experts weigh in on how companies can prevent a repeat this year.
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RPA can save finance teams 25K working hours, study claims
Avoidable rework can take up to 30% of a full-time employee's work day, according to Gartner.
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OpinionGartner: How to succeed as a CIO with a non-IT background
CIOs without a technical background must close the knowledge gap in strategic areas where technology can enable business transformation.
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'What's your purpose?' Big tech's 7 favorite interview questions
The answers can make or break a candidate at Salesforce, SAP, SurveyMonkey, Talend, Zoom, Looker and Intermedia.
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Ivanka Trump, Google CEO announce 250K tech training opportunities
The White House announcement coincides with Google's expansion of its community college program, pledging to add another 100 U.S. schools by the end of 2020.
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Johnson & Johnson names new CIO
Jim Swanson most recently worked at Bayer, where he served as CIO and head of digital transformation for the crop science division.
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CIO move over. CFO to help set digital transformation agenda
Company leadership must buy in before expecting staff to get on board, which requires the two executives to identify the technology and the value it will bring.
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Tech boost in banking spend predicted to slash 200K jobs
Most cuts will stem from back office, branch, call center and corporate employees, according to a Wells Fargo Securities report.
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Digital tools interrupt workers 14 times a day
Employees phones keep buzzing and laptops chime as actual work sits undone.
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63% of new hires bring data from old employers. What's the risk?
To get a leg up when starting a new job some employees bring data from past roles. While enterprising, it threatens business reputation and poses legal, security and financial risks.
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3 reasons women leave tech careers — and how to stop it
Targeted hiring efforts signal a positive intention, but may have an adverse effect if employees think the hiring team is lowering the bar.
