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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.
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Top CIO events for 2027
Throughout the year, tech executives will be able to compare notes across the most pressing IT trends, from AI cost management to cyber resilience.
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Google unifies fragmented AI agents into a single hub
The new offering signals a shift in agentic work from assistance to proactive task completion, according to Gartner Senior Director Analyst Joe Mariano.
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Executives use AI more than their workers do
A significant subset of business leaders acknowledge they pretend to know more about the technology than they actually do, researchers found.
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AI platform sprawl undermines enterprise ROI
CIOs can play a larger role in advocating for an AI standard, leading to improved consistency and less complexity, said Scott Zoldi, chief analytics officer at FICO.
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Who actually controls enterprise AI?
There is no dominant model for how businesses oversee AI, according to a Thoughtworks report. But CIOs feel responsible for the technology's mistakes.
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Hilton taps former Uber exec as CTO
Jeff Moore brings 20 years of experience in software engineering and operations to the role as the hotelier looks to advance its AI goals.
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Anthropic, AWS step up FDE push
Claude Frontier Academy and two new AWS credentials are the tech industry’s latest bid to expand the forward deployed engineering ranks.
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Banks prioritize responsible AI, governance as use soars
JPMorgan Chase and Capital One ranked highest in AI maturity considering talent, leadership and transparency, according to Evident's annual AI index.
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How Schneider Electric is bridging the AI literacy gap
The company developed a program designed for four types of employees, built to connect to the work they’re doing.
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White House AI task force faces expertise, partnership challenges
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency is nowhere to be seen in the government’s latest AI security project.
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SOC staffers pleased with AI’s impact, but worries remain
AI is likely to eliminate some entry-level SOC roles, a survey found, It is also creating opportunities to develop more strategic skills.
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Tech hiring dips despite spike in job postings
Demand for technology roles reached a three-year high, as employers added more than a quarter million postings last month, CompTIA found.
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Finance teams go all in on AI, in pursuit of ROI
The technology performs best when used for judgement-heavy tasks, such as decision-making and forecast accuracy, according to KPMG data.
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Devs are coding faster. Coding reviews are eating the gains
“The bottleneck has moved from writing code to trusting it,” Purna Doddapaneni, partner at Bain & Co., told CIO Dive.
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Tech skills gaps are stopping projects in their tracks
Most businesses wasted $250,000 or more last year because expertise didn’t match project aspirations, a Pluralsight report found.
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Wawa names new information technology chief
Bill O’Donnell takes on the role after more than 25 years with the retailer working across fuel operations and project management.
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Are forward deployed engineers flirting with failure?
Vendor-led FDE initiatives face cost and efficacy issues that will lead most companies to abandon the model by 2028, according to Gartner.
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CIOs need transparent view of AI deployment
Tech leaders should play the role of chief integration officer, tying spending back to value and helping businesses scale effective use cases, according to BCG's Vlad Lukic.
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AI security training soars amid rising threats
Enrollment in AI security training programs surged 665% globally as businesses rush to protect systems from vulnerabilities.
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IBM adds deployment options to agentic platform Bob
The company rolled out a self-hosted deployment capability for AI software development as vendors move to address governance concerns.
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Overdue modernization stokes security fears, wrecks AI plans
Rising costs of modernization and lack of a clear vision could also be holding enterprises back in their AI adoption, a GFT Technologies report found.
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Should workers be paid for AI skills?
Companies could face a “retention time bomb” if employees see new hires get paid more for tech expertise, Payscale found.
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Kroger’s AI focus is on ‘flexibility and control,’ digital chief says
From bridging digital and physical shopping to ramping up personalization, the grocer’s chief digital officer delved into the company’s priorities.
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Nvidia bakes agent governance into infrastructure layer
The Nvidia Open Agent Safety Platform aims to control agents but is unlikely to give enterprises full oversight, analysts told CIO Dive.