Despite the focus on all things technology, America’s information chiefs say they expect the year ahead to remain challenging—with many reallocating their IT budget to unlock AI efficiencies and circumvent talent woes.
Layoff announcements at big tech companies may be overshadowing what’s really taking place at U.S. companies, new poll shows, as majority of CIOs plan to increase hiring—and spending—in the year ahead.
StrategicCIO360’s Q1 CIO Trend Index finds optimism continuing to fade among America’s tech leaders, as tech demand slows and skilled labor remains difficult to find.
StrategicCIO360’s Q4 CIO Trend Index finds optimism waning among America’s tech leaders, as businesses brace for a recession and demand for certain services slows.
StrategicCIO360’s July poll of 121 CIOs finds majority of the country’s IT chiefs are not planning any spending cuts despite record-high inflation and a potential recession on the horizon.
StrategicCIO360’s latest flash poll of America’s technology chiefs finds their expectations to be the most optimistic member of the C-Suite.
Recent polling from StrategicCIO360 shows a majority of CIOs have been impacted by labor shortages and the rise in security concerns with remote workforces. They share the concrete steps and shifting mindsets they’re using to take on the challenges.
StrategicCIO360’s latest flash poll of America’s technology chiefs finds expectations for 2022 dimming from prior months.
StrategicCIO360 survey finds America’s technology chiefs are steadily losing confidence in future business conditions for the same reasons as CEOs, CFOs: supply chain issues, labor shortages and political pressures.
New StrategicCIO360 survey finds America’s technology chiefs are gaining confidence in current business conditions—but not for the future.
