Microsoft to lay off more workers after deep cuts earlier this year

The company plans to lay off 276 workers, according to notices filed with Washington state labor authorities.

By Roberto Torres • Updated July 11, 2023

Hospitality CIOs turn to tech amid talent war

Technology can help streamline the recruiting process and reimagine the way leaders communicate with new hires, executives said during a hotel industry show in June. 

By Noelle Mateer • July 6, 2023

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Digital transformation goes beyond technology — if companies want to engage in a new era of technology, they must rethink how work is done too.

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Salesforce automates ESG reporting in sustainable cloud product

The software feature comes as leaders await a proposed set of reporting rules from the SEC, first announced last year.

By Roberto Torres • June 29, 2023

How bad code evades quality controls

Spotting code that messes up operations or hurts security requires a proactive approach — and direct insight from developers.

By Jen A. Miller • June 28, 2023

Bank execs lack tech knowledge needed to guide IT strategy

The banking industry sits on the lower end of the spectrum relative to other industries in terms of boardroom tech expertise, Accenture told CIO Dive.

By Matt Ashare • June 27, 2023

Cloud tensions flare as Google accuses Microsoft of vendor lock-in

The three largest hyperscalers answered a Federal Trade Commission call for public comment, heightening industry scrutiny of Microsoft’s competitive practices.

By Matt Ashare • June 26, 2023

6 strategies for optimizing the security of your SaaS stack

Learn more about different solutions for how your organizations can enhance the security of your ever-growing SaaS stacks.

By Robbie Strickland, Chief Information Officer at Miro • June 26, 2023

SaaS sprawl muddies software contracts, risks compliance gaps

Cloud-based deployments multiply the challenges of managing enterprise IT assets, as penalties for noncompliance rise.

By Matt Ashare • June 20, 2023

Out-of-date apps block enterprise plans for AI adoption

Getting the most out of generative AI and other rising technology applications will require addressing pending upgrades.

By Roberto Torres • June 20, 2023

Half of IT employers are upskilling workers to overcome staffing woes

Emerging technologies such as AI and virtual reality could help with hiring and training, according to an Experis report.

By Carolyn Crist • June 14, 2023

As software migrates to cloud, IT spending waste follows

Enterprise technology asset managers are shifting their focus from desktops and data centers to containers and cloud, as SaaS solutions proliferate.

By Matt Ashare • June 13, 2023

AAA’s second-largest club taps Salesforce for generative AI push

The Auto Club Group, which serves 13 million members, plans to adopt the vendor's AI cloud with an eye toward efficiency.

By Lindsey Wilkinson • June 12, 2023

AI software buyers more bullish on tech spend: report

Most software buyers say AI functionality is an important feature of new software purchases, according to a G2 survey of 1,700 global software buyers.

By Lindsey Wilkinson • June 6, 2023

Foot Locker taps Casey’s alum as CTO

Adrian Butler joins the company as it carries out a long-term growth strategy in its first year under CEO Mary Dillon.

By Roberto Torres • June 5, 2023

3 ways CIOs can pave a path to sustainability

CIOs are uniquely equipped to drive sustainable IT transformations through cultural change and meaningful actions.

By Sheila Patel • June 5, 2023

Inside Chobani’s multiyear digital transformation

Since joining Chobani in 2014, CIO Parag Agrawal has led a tech overhaul to help the company leave legacy technology behind.

By Lindsey Wilkinson • June 2, 2023

Kellogg’s CIO lays out IT roadmap for company split

The food manufacturing giant will become two separate companies by the end of 2023. That shift brings along technical challenges — and some potential upsides.

By Roberto Torres • June 1, 2023

Cyber resilience programs fall short on preparing workers for a crisis

The report from Immersive Labs raises questions about whether corporate employees would know how to respond after a major cyberattack.

By David Jones • May 30, 2023

How companies redistribute IT work after job cuts

CIOs have several options to ensure critical IT work still gets done after layoffs: reskill workers, add temporary staff or find IT talent hiding in plain sight. 

By Jen A. Miller • May 30, 2023

Snowflake feels the pinch of tightened cloud spend

“We are operating in an unsettled demand environment, and we see this reflected in consumption patterns across the board,” CEO Frank Slootman said.

By Matt Ashare • May 25, 2023

Dr. CIO: How medical experience eased software migration at NewYork-Presbyterian

Peter Fleischut spent years as an anesthesiologist before moving into technology, bringing hands-on experience to a process-intense migration.

By Roberto Torres • May 25, 2023

Zoom’s enterprise customer base expands as AI push continues

The software company's enterprise client list keeps growing as it incorporates AI into more products and services, according to its recent earnings call.

By Lindsey Wilkinson • May 24, 2023

For Microsoft, AI belongs everywhere

During its annual Microsoft Build conference, the tech giant doubled down on its commitment to AI, providing customers with tools and platform updates to simplify, scale and ensure the safety of AI models built with its tools.

By Lindsey Wilkinson • May 23, 2023

How Comcast, Vanguard retain diverse tech talent

Diversifying the technical talent base is just the start. Intentional cultural adjustments and mentorship programs can help keep workers engaged.

By Roberto Torres • May 18, 2023

Generative AI needs guardrails as businesses add it to software development

Organizations are broadly using AI to test software today. But clear guardrails are needed as the technology evolves.

By Roberto Torres • May 18, 2023