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Beat the Odds: How to Conquer Common AI Challenges
Some of the keys to success with an AI implementation may seem basic, but they really can make a difference.
How Younger Employees Communicate in the Enterprise
Millennial and Zennials are well established in the workplace. So, are their communication preferences different from those of Baby Boomers and GenX?
Outlook is Good for Health Care, Thanks to Big Data
Technology improvements in recent years are making it possible to overcome the decades of siloed, inaccessible, consumer data.
Voice Assistants Bring AI to the Workplace
More enterprise organizations are experimenting with AI-based voice assistants to boost internal efficiencies, but it will be a while before they realize the ROI they seek.
CIOs: Time to Reinvent Your Supply Chains
Beat the large e-commerce giants at their own game: Create end-to-end supply chain prediction and orchestration supported through four enabling technologies.
Q&A: Gartner’s Sid Nag on IaaS Market Growth & Consolidation
Amazon maintains its dominance, for now, ahead of Microsoft, Alibaba, Google, and IBM as the IaaS field narrows.
IT Careers: How to Get a Job in DevOps
Here are seven steps you can take if you want to transition into a DevOps career.
Struggling with IoT? Here Are 3 Steps to Get You Moving
The biggest hurdle in implementing the Internet of Things is coming up with a plan and getting stakeholders aligned on a strategy that yields a desired ROI.
Should You Send Your Security Staff to a Hacker Conference?
IT managers once and for all should recognize that hacker conferences can be highly educational and beneficial from a corporate IT perspective.
Enterprise Guide to Digital Transformation
Don't let IT modernization be the bane of your existence. This curated collection of articles will give you more clarity and help you get started.
Enterprises Put More Data Infrastructure in the Cloud
More enterprises are putting their data operations in the cloud, a trend that will continue as AI, machine learning, and other analytics efforts accelerate.
Five Factors Shaping Data Science
As data science evolves, key challenges are driving organizations to seek innovative solutions to compete in the new AI-driven economy.
Is SD-WAN a Better Bet for Unified Communications?
As momentum continues to build for managed services with SD-WAN, providers try to make the case to migrate communications to these networks.
Best Practices for Deploying Data Lakes
With data changing and growing so rapidly, the need to get value out of your data is even more urgent. Here's some advice about how to approach data lakes.
HPE Emerges to Rescue MapR Customers
HPE will expand its data and analytics portfolio through its acquisition of embattled Hadoop pioneer MapR.
When a Few Hundred Thousand Lives Depend on IT
Eversource Energy CIO Kathy Kountze shares her perspective on IT's role when weather knocks out heat and electricity for many thousands of New England neighbors.
AI Ethics Guidelines Every CIO Should Read
You don't need to come up with an AI ethics framework out of thin air. Here are five of the best resources to get technology and ethics leaders started.
Why You Should Create a Forward-Looking Privacy Policy
New privacy rules are coming. Is your organization ready?
How Can Enterprise CIOs Find their Next Revenue Driver?
The key is the B2B ecosystem: Follow the money flow to discover revenue-generating opportunities that might have been previously overlooked.
Brewing Up Data Infrastructure to Support Tech Diversity
Having grown by many acquisitions to be perhaps the largest beer company in the world, Anheuser Busch InBev is working to create a unified view of all its data.
Four Technology-Driven Hiring Trends
It's been a challenging year for businesses seeking to hire CIOs and technical experts in fields as diverse as machine learning and mobile network technology.
Planning the Right Sample Size for Data Analysis
Sample size affects the statistical results for correlations, regressions, and other models. See how to compare data to ensure an apples-to-apples comparison.
CIOs and IT Teams Taking Greater Role in M&A Integration
It's wise to start thinking about what an effective IT integration strategy looks like well before the ink dries on the deal.
Dealing with the Disconnect Between Developers and Security
The race to deploy applications through DevOps can lead to unintended exposure that organizations must learn to identify.
Lineage Metadata: The Fuel for Data Governance
The best way to achieve data quality is by combining or blending these three techniques: decoded lineage, data similarity lineage and manual lineage mapping.
Does NoOps Signal the End for Infrastructure Employees?
Will AI and automation eliminate the need for the people who now keep IT infrastructures in operation? Not if those people take charge of their own futures.
IT Careers: How to Get a Job as a Site Reliability Engineer
If you have a passion for development and systems, site reliability engineering might be a good career path for you.
Banking on the Public Cloud?
Financial institutions and banks can no longer risk letting their business models become outdated. Here's how CIOs can build a business case for the C-suite.
Atlassian CIO's Lessons for Better M&As and Divestitures
Is there anything more headache inducing than the idea of IT efforts needed for a merger or acquisition? Here's a look at one CIO's journey and lessons learned.
Dos and Don'ts: Robotic Process Automation
RPA is the fastest growing category of software today, driven by enterprise digital transformation efforts. Here's how to make the most of it.
The Cloud Question: Native or Hosted?
Before making the cloud decision, IT leaders need the facts and the criteria to choose the option that's best for their business, operational and financial goals.
IBM’s Rob High and Rumjog’s Thomas Young Talk Edge Computing
The scope of what can be done through edge computing is growing fast, but it will take more talent and new strategies to reap the benefits.
We Are Technology’s Weakest Link
Technology's shortcomings have less to do with technology and everything to do with us.
Reap the Benefits of IT Automation
Among the keys to successful IT automation is the need to ensure that senior management understands the importance of IT infrastructure, and then to show them the real business benefits.
Slash Data Center Costs by Optimizing Hardware Investments
CIOs can quickly find themselves on an expensive hardware-replacement treadmill, but it doesn't have to be that way.
Lessons in Efficiency from a No-Code Use Case: Project HOME
A nonprofit for housing sees a 30% reduction in time spent on contract management, thanks to a no-code development platform.
In Taxing Times, Blockchain Systems Could Minimize Disruption
Blockchain has the potential to cut through multilayered, complex transactions to streamline processes, improve margins, and grow top line revenue.
Digital Transformation Challenges IT Leaders
Tech disruption is uprooting traditional business practices while creating new responsibilities -- and opportunities -- for IT.
What’s the Long-Term Impact of Salesforce’s Tableau Acquisition?
Three key questions should be answered for enterprises to glean a clearer understanding of their options.
Going Up? Otis Elevator Hits Digital Transformation Button
Otis pioneered predictive maintenance before most heard the phrase Internet of Things. Now the 166-year-old company is prepping the elevator of the future.
Robotic Process Automation: Is It Ready for Big Business?
Despite the positive market forecasts, a closer look at RPA brings to light challenges that indicate the technology is still in its infancy.
Expect AI Flash Mobs of Fake News
Truth imperiled by coordinated attacks using deepfake videos and new NLG-powered fake news articles.
What AT&T's Deals with IBM and Microsoft Mean for the Cloud
New partnerships set up a three-way dance that might be telling about the way the cloud market could evolve and who will remain relevant.
Technology Innovations: Let’s Be Responsible
As technology evolves, CIOs and IT leaders must also change the way they communicate about it in our digital-first world.
Why Affective Computing Systems Need Synthetic Emotion
Affective computing systems impact human emotions. They aren't necessarily able to recognize or respond to emotions well yet, but that will change.
Where to Get Trusted IT Planning Advice
IT planning authorities are everywhere, but finding truly knowledgeable experts with your organization's best interests at heart can be a challenge.
What’s Holding Back Edge Computing for Enterprises?
The combination of technology readiness and business appetite puts us a little closer to wide-scale availability of a new breed of IT infrastructure.
AWS Summit Focuses on Smoother Integrations
Amazon touts ease of using custom code on its platform and the acceleration of the speed of execution in the development cycle.
Customer-Led Automation Changes the Service Game
Customer self-service is ready to take the next step toward customer-led service, where enterprises are supporting requests from bots as often as from people.
The Dangers of Demonizing AI
As more individuals, governments and companies see artificial intelligence as evil, it becomes clear that we need metrics to ensure that AI is a good citizen.
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State of the Cloud
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