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May 11, 2022
Coming out of the pandemic, CIOs are placing a greater emphasis on innovation by re-engineering IT cultures for sustained creativity and expanding on breakthrough pandemic solutions. Read more â¶
The vast majority of malware is spread by e-mail. The problem is your perimeter trusts everything â even those e-mails carrying malware. The solution: zero trust, a modern way of looking at security.
Congratulations to these âmovers and shakersâ recently hired or promoted into a new chief information officer role.
A tumultuous two years have shifted expectations of what IT could and should deliver. Today, CIOs are taking stock and redrawing the boundaries around their role and responsibilities.
CIOs must master critical business concepts to fulfill their new mandate of being business partners with their leadership peers. Here are the latest business terms and notions impacting IT.
IBM will also offer to host clientsâ S/4HANA systems on Power servers under the Rise umbrella.
CDPs are prepackaged, unified customer databases that pull data from multiple sources to create customer profiles.
IT leaders are upskilling IT staff in sought-after skills to support organizational transformations â and to improve employee retention. Here, CIOs share training strategies and lessons learned.
The airlinesâ digital customer service gives travelers access to live agents via the web when flight itineraries go awry, easing uncertainty and stress while driving significant cost savings.
For two decades, Cathy Hotka has worked tirelessly helping retail CIOs advance their careers. Her best advice: âTake the time to understand what your value is within your ecosystem.â
