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What the SolarWinds compromise means for IT
A renewed awareness of IT supply chain risks emerged from the attack. CIOs now seek more visibility into the inner workings of their providers.
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Coronavirus cued digital shifts with strong ROI, survey says
There's a "silver lining" to acceleration into the digital age, a Randstad Technologies Group executive said.
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Dropbox's 'virtual-first' approach to long-term remote work
The tech company plans to launch collaborative studios for synchronous work, using its own tools to reimagine the virtual office.
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Does free cloud training come with a catch? If it's vendor-specific, maybe.
More cloud skills and training are good for business. But don't let the lure of free training overshadow wider efforts.
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Foot Locker taps former Michaels exec for CIO role
Himanshu Parikh brings decades of expertise in the retail industry as Foot Locker advances its technology agenda.
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With remote work, business productivity falls on IT departments
IT is stepping in to support a digital rebuild of workplace culture. Through it all, employees want simplicity.
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What distributed cloud means for businesses
Under a distributed model, the operation and governance of public cloud services remain the provider's responsibility while bringing the physical location of the cloud closer to the user.
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3 strategies that sped up Freddie Mac's software delivery
Equipping bigger swaths of the company with tech tools helps Freddie Mac deliver faster, said EVP and CIO Frank Nazzaro.
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IT execs face growing pressure to balance security with productivity
Companies are caught between competing interests as remote workers offset digital security needs with work-life balance.
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Slack plans workflow, conversation integration
With companies rethinking their physical headquarters, Slack aims to act as connective tissue between the automated and the conversational.
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AWS wants to train 29M people, but cloud need goes beyond a single vendor
The latest move to boost cloud talent in the job market includes free AWS training and certification. It's not a one-stop-shop for cloud talent.
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3 essential UPS data analytics applications
The next chapter of UPS' data analytics strategy focuses on managing data as an asset to improve operations.
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Dive Awards
CTO of the Year: Curt Garner, Chipotle
Customization isn't as easy in a pandemic. Leading tech at the fast casual chain, Garner helped sustain the technology that enabled operations.
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Dive Awards
CIO of the Year: Seemantini Godbole, Lowe's
A foreboding cloud migration. A swift launch of curbside pickup. A move to in-house software production. In Lowe's response to the pandemic, tech proved essential.
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Dive Awards
CISO of the Year: Marene Allison, Johnson & Johnson
In a year of uncertainty, J&J's security mission remained a constant. Under Allison's leadership, the company's resilience has been a decade in the making.
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Back to basics: Reimagining cloud governance
Even if an organization already put a cloud governance plan in place, it could likely use a refresh to optimize cloud use.
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How Bank of America builds guardrails around AI
Independent testing helps Bank of America guarantee AI tools are deployed safely, said executive Catherine Bessant.
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'This isn't a pipeline issue': Diverse, inclusive IT wanes with tenure
IT training and education programs lean into diverse recruitment and retention. Company culture lacking inclusion pushes hires out.
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Dive Awards
Company of the Year: Zoom
In 2020, Zoom became a verb. With that attention came scrutiny, requiring strong leadership, innovation and a pivot toward what's next.
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For mid-sized businesses, cloud brings best — and worst — of both worlds
With the disaster recovery and business operations gains from the cloud come operational cost increases and security concerns.
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Dive Awards
The CIO Dive Awards for 2020
In the face of a pandemic and economic downturn, technology became more important. To stay connected and to meet shifting demand, industries turned toward IT and its leaders.
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After recovery trend, tech sector hiring dips again
The demand for digital skills hasn't slowed, but financial uncertainty is giving enterprise leaders pause on tech hires.
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Line of business workers, IT department at odds over digital project speed
As digital pressure grows, business and tech worlds are inching closer together, with the CIO as a navigator who can reach into both realms.
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Gartner: 6 trends changing the I&O landscape
With remote work here to stay, infrastructure and operations leaders must start preparing now to adapt to a dispersed workforce.
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With HR supporting remote employees, IT steps up to fill technical gaps
A holistic approach to supporting remote work requires all business units to collaborate in support of the employee — but especially IT and HR.