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October 26, 2021
The digital era has most organizations pursuing the fruits of data-driven strategies. But ensuring payoff is more nuanced than most think. Read more â¶
Moving Beyond Antiquated Conversational UIâItâs Time for Proactive Inclusivity and Accessibility
Choosing a hyperscaler includes a series of seemingly unrelated decisions that must be assessed and made with a target end-state in mind. You will likely only get to make this decision once, so youâd better get it right.
Everybody has an opinion. The problem is, some opinions simply arenât worth listening to.
A Scrum master certification can prove you have the knowledge and competency to lead agile teams successfully.
John Wilson, VP, CIO & CSO at MITRE, joins Maryfran Johnson for this CIO Leadership Live interview, which is jointly produced by CIO.com and the CIO Executive Council. They will discuss zero trust, phishing as a service, connected hybrid environments and more. This episode is sponsored by Palo Alto Networks. Discover more at https://www.paloaltonetworks.com.
CIOs are struggling for work-life balance now more than ever, but itâs harder than it sounds.
Delivering nearly 25 million packages daily across 220 countries and territories, UPS operates the world's most extensive integrated smart logistics network. UPSâs Harmonized Enterprise Analytics Tool (HEAT) is a business intelligence platform that leverages advanced predictive analytics, machine learning algorithms, and one billion data points to provide the most precise forecast of package movement through all modes of transportation in its network. The project earned Chief Information and Engineering Officer Juan Perez a 2021 CIO 100 award for technology innovation. Tune in for his tips on creating new insights, improving operational efficiencies, and providing better customer visibility. Watch now!
Talent is your biggest asset, and while youâll never eliminate employee turnover, the following strategies can help you keep your best.
