CIO Daily

February 08, 2019

App overload: The silent productivity killer

By introducing an app for nearly every task, IT organizations risk sapping employee efficiency. Hereâs how to tackle the glut. Read more â¶

Your Must-Read Stories

â¢	IT makeover: From cost center to revenue driver

â¢	Consumer price transparency: The healthcare CIO's looming headache

â¢	7 ways to embrace shadow IT and win

â¢	How to get the most out of mentoring

â¢	What is low-code development? A Lego-like approach to building software

â¢	Insurance company finds its digital edge in AI

Tableau BI Software Alternatives--Competitive Report

Find out which Tableau competitor you should consider. This report highlights the strengths and weaknesses of the top BI systems, including Tableau, QlikView and Microsoft Power BI. Read more â¶

IT makeover: From cost center to revenue driver

If your company views IT as a function to be managed cost-effectively, it may be time to get innovative and elevate the perception and role of IT â to the benefit of your company and career. Read more â¶

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Consumer price transparency: The healthcare CIO's looming headache

Posting chargemasters online is just the first step; hospitals should also offer cost estimators based on patientsâ insurance plans. Hereâs what CIOs need to know as hospitals move into the era of healthcare price transparency. Read more â¶

7 ways to embrace shadow IT and win

Shining a light on shadow IT can reveal potentially useful and productive technologies. Here's how to meet employees' hidden needs â reliably and securely. Read more â¶

How to get the most out of mentoring

Mentoring can be a tricky practice. CIOs from VMware and Rice University share their tips for getting it right. Read more â¶

What is low-code development? A Lego-like approach to building software

Drag-and-drop tools allow developers to assemble applications without the need for manual programming. Here's how companies such as Shell Downstream, 7-Eleven and John Hancock are putting low-code development to work. Read more â¶

Insurance company finds its digital edge in AI

AXA XL is using artificial intelligence software to help reduce its risk consultants' workload; the latest example of an enterprise adopting software that can help it do more with less. Read more â¶

Two-Factor Authentication That Makes Users and IT Security Happy

When your organization combines one of our two-factor authentication solutions with Cloud Access Manager, our web-based access management solution, your users get a unified, secure and convenient way to access all the resources they need and your IT team gets a contextual, riskbased architecture. Read more â¶