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Home Depot renovates tech C-suite, names new CIO
Current CIO Matt Carey is moving into a customer experience role.
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Threat detection accelerates in Asia, Europe, as notification trends shift
As companies boost defenses and share threat intelligence, malicious actors have less time to escalate attacks.
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Tales from the C-Suite: The blurred lines between trucking CIOs, CTOs
As the trucking industry leans into automation and real-time tracking, the CTO and CIO roles continue to transform.
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2 years later: Companies still favor OpEx spending over CapEx
As organizations emerge into the new, post-pandemic economy, CapEx spending may take years to return to previous levels.
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Google invests $9.5B in U.S. offices and data centers
The investments come at a time when the data center industry booms and the office market struggles to welcome back employees.
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2 years later: What's next in security for the pandemic-era workforce
Organizations can expect the return-to-work model to stress a corporate infrastructure that has languished in recent years.
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Cost management woes continue for cloud adopters: report
Software and improved vendor management can help companies reduce waste.
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Amazon tops tech rivals for employee career growth, LinkedIn says
The company is nearly halfway through a six-year training investment commitment, which now gives hourly employees access to a college education.
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CIO involvement in security grows as CEOs target risk reduction
An IDG survey found security improvements are driving IT budget increases.
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2 years later: Enterprise hardware shifts are here to stay
Companies are eliminating desktop PCs in favor of mobile gear, adjusting provider strategies to fill their needs.
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Most interns disliked remote work in 2020 — then things got worse
Companies like Microsoft announced they will continue virtual internship models pioneered during the pandemic.
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Federal authorities urged to bolster intel sharing amid nation-state threats
Current Russian cyber activity has been limited, but experts called on federal authorities to keep providing actionable intelligence as risks endure.
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Rising risks to drive IT spending to $4.4 trillion this year
Companies turn to tech to ease operational constraints and boost cash flow.
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Opinion
'Lift and shift' without transformation can leave money on the table
Cloud migration isn't always an easy sell, but brings potential for financial and operational gains.
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2 years later: Data strategies expand, yielding faster insights
Well into the pandemic, enterprise data strategies now aim for more flexibility and integration, as companies target faster insights, AI and automation.
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What the SEC's ESG rules mean for CIOs
Today, many companies don't have systems in place to produce the data that investors and now regulators are increasingly demanding.
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Big tech is fixing bugs faster. Will that influence trickle down?
If a customer lacks urgency in deploying a patch, a flaw can linger.
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Red Lobster snares restaurant exec for CIO role
IT veteran Cijoy Olickal joined the company Monday, and will report directly to CEO Kelli Valade.
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Opinion
6 cost management strategies for CIOs amid geopolitical disruption
There tends to be no room for new IT spending when crises unfold.
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7 years, 1% increase: Black representation in tech barely improving
Despite efforts from tech firms, data shows limited gains in terms of the racial composition of the workforce.
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Opinion
3 shifting priorities for modern CIOs
Companies need their CIOs to act as proactive decision-makers, leading shifts in IT architecture and guiding the tech product roadmap.
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How Juan Perez shaped UPS's technology strategy
After 32 years at UPS, Juan Perez signs off to join Salesforce. He spoke with CIO Dive about how he renovates technology.
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Data pose biggest hurdle to ESG disclosure: Deloitte
Gathering credible data on greenhouse gas emissions by suppliers and other third-party business partners has emerged as one of the most difficult steps in sustainability reporting.
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Report: Google employees increasingly dissatisfied with pay, return-to-office plans
Recent reporting has focused on the tech giant's cultural issues, but one source told HR Dive autonomy may be Google employees' biggest ask.
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Opinion
4 ways the CIO can help stem the Great Resignation
CIOs can take an active role in creating a positive environment that breeds loyalty, both within their organization and across the company.