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October 01, 2020
Welcome to this special digital issue of CIO featuring our CIO 100 winners and Hall of Fame inductees. In these pages, you'll learn how award winning organizations are redefining the nature of work, how to find value in data, and how to exert influence when IT spending is decentralized. Read more â¶
Top CIOs will open their playbooks and share details of innovative programs that solve a broad range of todayâs IT challenges. This virtual conference also includes the first global Virtual Tech Career event. Complimentary to qualified professionals. Learn more. October 6, 7, 13, 14. Register now.
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Workers who donât work at a desk are finally starting to see mobile technology become standard tools to improve their work â and business results â as CIOs focus more outside the office.
Brands must now push the boundaries of business communications to undreamed-of heights to create true customer delight. But first, brands must understand the customer journey. The new complex, connected customer journey demands that brands see the big picture and the trends while simultaneously zooming in to treat each customer as a unique individual. Who are your customers? How do they choose to interact with you? And do those interactions go well, or not so much?
Calculating the total cost of IT services has always been a challenge, but the changing nature of IT coupled with unexpected expenses revealed during the COVID-19 crisis could leave your organization exposed to even more surprises charges.
The IT staff at San Francisco International Airport is exploring an array of technology solutions to help make air travel safer and restore confidence among passengers, says CIO Ian Law.
Overcoming these challenges are key to using agile for an ERP implementation. It's well worth the effort.
