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Tech Skills and Business Skills: Find a Balance
Technology and business are evolving rapidly. You can contribute to your career and your organization more effectively by keeping one thing in mind.
Looking at Clouds from Both Sides Now
InformationWeek and Interop want to understand more about your experiences and thoughts on cloud computing.
How to Make the Leap to DevOps
While it's easy to make the business case for DevOps, executing it may be the trickiest leadership task you'll ever face. Here are three steps that can help.
How CIOs Can Overcome Fears of Digital Transformation
What determines whether a digital transformation initiative succeeds or fails isn't a mystery. These five tips will help guide you in that effort.
Diversity in IT: The Business and Moral Reasons
Everyone talks about diversity, but progress is slow in the real world of business and IT.
Post-Hadoop Data and Analytics Head to the Cloud
Data and analytics in the cloud era may favor platforms based on platforms that are more flexible than Hadoop. But that doesn't mean there's no future for the early big data technology.
Q&A: MongoDB’s Ittycheria Talks New Path as a Data Platform
After establishing a reputation around its database, MongoDB is out to prove it is a data platform company that can challenge incumbents.
How to Land a Job in Cloud Computing
These 9 tips can help you transition from a traditional IT role to a lucrative position in cloud computing.
GDPR One Year Later: Was the Hype Worth It?
Only time will tell with how GDPR and regulators can keep up with the influx of breaches and violations, but that doesn't mean GDPR is something to brush aside.
The Impact of Convergence on IT Strategies
According to industry hype, the latest emerging technology will change everything. No technology is an island, however, which is where things get interesting.
Overwhelmed by DevOps Tool Proliferation?
Hire a research engineer, who can can help maximize the adoption of useful applications, minimize risk and complexity, and avoid time sinks.
Moogsoft and Cisco’s AppDynamics on How AIOps is Growing
Artificial intelligence is increasingly being put to work automating certain operations as IT systems become more complex.
How to Convince Wary Customers to Share Personal Information
Burned by past abuses, consumers are guarding their data with an iron fist. You can win back their confidence and gain the insights that provide targeted services.
What’s Driving the Tech Sector’s Extreme Turnover Rate?
The answer is multifaceted, but two of the biggest reasons for employee turnover in tech are lack of scope for career development and flat salaries.
Salesforce Buys Tableau: Next Wave Analytics Consolidation
Salesforce buys Tableau, and Google buys Looker, kicking off a new wave of consolidation in the analytics and BI space.
Waiting for the AI Revolution? Don’t.
There's no one-size-fits-all solution to becoming AI-ready, but the building blocks for maximizing its value over the long term are already available.
NLP, Machine Learning: Killer Combo for Unstructured Data
To apply AI to customer service interactions, you need both machine learning and natural language processing, which is why demand for NLP skills are on the rise in the job market.
The Future of B2B E-Commerce
IT leaders can close the digital gap by taking product, customer, inventory, invoice and other information and make it a more modern user experience.
How to Hire Reliable Remote Tech Talent
If your company is considering hiring remote IT workers, these five tips may help guide you to success.
Q&A: Fractal Analytics’ Co-Founder on Decision-Making and AI
AI, design, and engineering can help consumer-facing enterprises create new recipes for advance decision-making.
The Art and Science of Robot Wrangling in the AI Era
Technology and cultural readiness are needed for organizations to master artificial intelligence and robotic process automation in the workplace.
Four Things Modern CIOs Need to Know
Chief information officers stand at the forefront of how companies make and adapt to technological change. Here are four takeaways from the MIT CIO Symposium that they should keep in mind.
Will AI and Machine Learning Break Cloud Architectures?
AI and machine learning are powered by lots of data, so much so that one futurist thinks today's cloud architectures aren't enough.
Kubernetes Advantage: Considerations for a Multi-Cloud World
As more IT leaders deploy Kubernetes into mainstream production environments, the ecosystem around Kubernetes will grow and drive innovation.
Priceline and RB Health Share Advice on Scaling Up AI
Consumer-facing enterprises discuss how they use AI and algorithms at scale to address their problem-solving needs.
Data Is the Lifeblood of Sales Intelligence Programs
Turn sales professionals into their own data masters. Help them organize disparate data, which can lead to intelligence and actionable insights.
Analytics Without Behavior Change Is Just Expensive Artwork
IT leaders should keep in mind that a good data analytics design starts with understanding how data is being used within their enterprise organizations.
Cloud Hadoop Competition Hits MapR, Cloudera
MapR has filed a notice that it could shut down in mid-June, and Cloudera said that customers are holding off on signing new deals.
Humans' Fascination with Artificial General Intelligence
Is transhumanism our destiny? One thing that everyone seems to agree on is the inherent risk to humanity when (or if) it happens. And that we should be scared.
IoT and Predictive Analytics: What We’re Driving Toward
Learn how research of predictive analytics can impact models used in the transportation sector.
Taking First Steps Toward the Intelligent Workplace
CIOs must focus on smarter workplace experiences with technologies such as artificial intelligence and digital assistants -- or risk being left behind.
Imagine a World Without Wires
Will 'charging' become as foreign as going to the phone booth? The next decade filled with AI and other emerging technologies will show us the answer.
IBM Db2 Joins the AI Age
IBM's anchor database technology's new infusion of AI support comes years after the company's Watson AI famously beat Jeopardy champion Ken Jennings.
Data Science: A Guide to Careers and Team Building
A collection of information to help IT professionals learn how to make a career out of data science or how to build a team of data scientists.
Data-Driven Nudging: Cool or Uncool?
Many things in our modern world involve behavior modification. In fact, some organizations are setting up "nudge units," but why?
Q&A: Accenture’s Prasad Talks AI Adoption for the Enterprise
Enterprises should approach AI strategies much the way they follow software engineering principles.
Must Have IT Skills You Need to Remain Competitive
Engineers, developers, and IT managers might want to consider training on these skill sets to keep themselves invaluable to their organizations.
CIOs: Are you Ready for the California Consumer Privacy Act?
Take these three steps to start building a privacy program that will help you satisfy the privacy regulators and your customers. 2020 is just around the corner.
How IT Can Facilitate Great Customer Experiences
In a modern enterprise environment, the IT group plays a key role in improving the customer experience and the organization's 360-degree view of each customer.
Tech Leaders Must Ask Informed Questions About the 5G Future
CIOs might find themselves thankful for the slow roll-out of 5G so that they have time to get the information they need to move forward with purpose.
Automation, AI Impact: The Future of Work
Automation and AI will replace some job tasks today, and the workforce and demand for skills will evolve for a new future.
Top Reasons Big Data in the Cloud Is Raining on On-Premise
The marketplace is finally flush with analytics-specific services that deliver on the cloud's promise of reduced cost and complexity, and greater agility.
Five-Step Action Plan for DevOps at Scale
DevOps is achievable at enterprise scale if you start small, create a dedicated team and effectively use technology patterns and platforms.
View from the Edge: Clear or Cloudy?
Organizations across industries are extending their infrastructures outward to enable IoT, but not all of them are able to use data as well as they'd hoped.
How to Build Trust with Artificial Intelligence
Chief information officers and other IT leaders can reduce or amplify risks depending on how they answer these five questions.
Is Lean IT Killing Your Digital Transformation Plans?
There is value in IT adopting the Lean concepts established in manufacturing, but do so with care, particularly is you are heading through digital transformation initiatives.
Architecting for Anarchy: F5's MacVittie on Network Stability
F5's principal technical evangelist discusses balancing DevOps and security to avoid chaos in the cloud and container era.
Goodbye, Data Center -- Hello Cloud
The larger the organizational footprint, the more challenging a cloud migration will be. Here's how to make decommissioning your data center a little easier.
What CIOs Need to Know about Americans with Disabilities Act
Businesses that do not address website accessibility are vulnerable to being sued under the ADA and under certain state and local civil rights laws.
Modern Developers Don’t Sit Behind Walls
They want a seat at the table and are driving more innovation to the business than ever before. Here are ways to help that happen.
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2019 State of DevOps
DevOps is needed in today's business environment, where improved application security is essential and users demand more applications, services, and features — fast. We sought to see where DevOps adoption and deployment stand, this report summarizes our survey findings. Find out what the survey revealed today.
A New World of IT Management in 2019This IT Trend Report highlights how several years of developments in technology and business strategies have led to a subsequent wave of changes in the role of an IT organization, how CIOs and other IT leaders approach management, in addition to the jobs of many IT professionals up and down the org chart.
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