Ransomware defense guidance risks hang-ups under many steps

Small and mid-sized businesses don’t typically have the resources to meet every safeguard. But every action, however small, helps.

By Matt Kapko • Aug. 4, 2022

Why Chipotle accelerated its software development cadence

One philosophy is central to Chipotle's technology organization, CTO Curt Garner said: “We need to get 10% better every year.”

By Roberto Torres • Aug. 4, 2022

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Shifts in enterprise software use, ongoing generative AI adoption plans and budget pressures ruled CIO priorities in the first half of the year.

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Global RPA market keeps growing but barriers persist

An automation drive will push global RPA software revenue to $2.9 billion by the end of 2022. However, growth is slowing down as CIOs deal with barriers to success.

By Lindsey Wilkinson • Aug. 3, 2022

Cardinal Health looks inward for new CIO

Michelle Greene joined the company in 2021, following decades of experience across industries. She succeeds Brian Rice, who left for McDonald's this week.

By Roberto Torres • Aug. 2, 2022

How to manage hardware assets — despite the talent crunch

Leaders should reassess the types of gear they procure, and hire help to ensure workers focus on key tasks, not answering help tickets.

By Jen A. Miller • Aug. 1, 2022

Degree requirements challenge tech employers already struggling to hire

With demand and supply off kilter, one area to look at is the potential to upskill and solve for critical talent needs.

By Roberto Torres • July 28, 2022

Google Cloud still operating at a loss despite revenue, client wins

Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai touted the platform's potential for modernization and security as cloud revenue grew 35% over year-ago numbers. 

By Roberto Torres • July 27, 2022

Staffing woes and inefficient tool use spread IT departments thin

For teams with skilled talent, using inefficient tools leads to less job satisfaction and more retention problems, an IDC analyst said.

By Lindsey Wilkinson • July 27, 2022

American Airlines turns to algorithms for improved fuel efficiency, passenger flow

Departing CIO Maya Leibman highlighted the impact of digital enhancements on operational reliability and profitability during the company's Q2 earnings call.

By Matt Ashare • July 26, 2022

Tesla rewrites software to get around chip shortages

The semiconductor deficit has prompted the automaker to reduce the number needed to produce a single vehicle.

By Sarah Zimmerman • July 26, 2022

Where colocation fits in the modernization roadmap

Despite cloud benefits, many companies struggle to contain costs and reap the upsides of migration, creating opportunities for colocation data centers.

By Lindsey Wilkinson • July 26, 2022

Better buys: How CIO leadership impacts the enterprise IT procurement process

Faster, leader-driven decisions on tech purchases correlate with happy tech customers, Gartner research shows. With budgets tightening, CIOs can make this happen.

By Matt Ashare • July 25, 2022

What chip price hikes will mean for enterprise tech buyers

As semiconductor costs rise, executives lie at a crossroads: defer projects or ask for more resources?

By Roberto Torres • July 22, 2022

Businesses lean on tech to weather stormy economic conditions, potential recession

A looming recession pressures CIOs to balance cost optimization and investment opportunities with risk-management tactics.

By Lindsey Wilkinson • July 22, 2022

Are bad office habits getting in the way of remote work?

Employers are reconsidering how they measure productivity, surveys show.

By Kathryn Moody • July 21, 2022

Unhappy with a recent enterprise IT purchase? Join the crowd

Poor decision-making and lack of strategic vision are at the root of tech buyer remorse for 73% of enterprise systems buyers, Gartner research shows.

By Matt Ashare • July 21, 2022

Truist expects tech investments to yield future savings

The bank’s CFO Daryl Bible said moving more applications to the cloud will generate savings for the company.

By Lindsey Wilkinson • July 20, 2022

Citigroup boosts tech spending 14% in Q2 transformation push

Technology investment is becoming a key expense driver for the bank, which has more than 9,000 people are dedicated to transformation. 

By Grace Noto • July 19, 2022

Six in 10 executives turn to automation amid staff woes: report

Using automation to curb hiring gaps is not a new trend, but the current state of the tech labor market is bringing new incentives to automate.

By Lindsey Wilkinson • July 19, 2022

How to retain tech talent

Leaders must rely on multiple strategies — from compensation to project assignment — to show employees a long-term career arc within their ranks.

By Roberto Torres • July 18, 2022

Why user experience is critical in securing the hybrid workplace

In order to make hybrid work successful, IT must balance security and user experience.

By Shipra Kayan, Principal Evanglist, Miro • July 18, 2022

5 experts demystify post-cloud migration challenges

Businesses must think about what comes after cloud migration and prepare for the challenges that arise once workloads are transferred.

By Lindsey Wilkinson • July 15, 2022

Gartner worldwide IT spend forecast dips as economy quakes

CIOs plan to continue spending — though at a slower pace than in 2021, the analyst firm said.

By Roberto Torres • July 14, 2022

Retention deficit: Upskilling gives tech workers a path forward

Salaries may be top priority in a tight tech labor market, but training gives valued staff a reason to stay. 

By Matt Ashare • July 14, 2022

With IT modernization plan, Chicago aims for more accessible, transparent and secure data

A holistic initiative to modernize data access and IT infrastructure citywide could put Chicago at the forefront of urban tech efforts, city officials say.

By Austyn Gaffney • July 13, 2022