‘If You Don’t Have People Who Can Enable Data And Analytics, You Will Fail’
Strategic use of data and analytics is changing the purpose of the IT organization.
Who Is Accountable When AI Fails?
Accountability is a uniquely human ethical priority—one we should embed in the tools we use and the systems that surround them.
Embrace The Opportunities Of Hybrid Work
New ways of working are opening up new chances to build a strong IT work culture and develop a better balance of soft and hard skills, says Ryan Hicke, CIO of SEI Investments.
How To Handle ‘Imposter Syndrome’
Women often feel like they don’t deserve their success, particularly in male-dominated fields like tech, says Kay Taylor, SVP in the office of the CIO of FLEETCOR. Here’s how to break out of that mindset.
The Era Of The Strategic CIO
Once focused purely on internal systems, today’s information chiefs have an historic opportunity to impact a company’s relationships with its customers and help drive profitability.
How To Get Pricing Right
Usage-based pricing, the next phase of SaaS, is just one way CIOs can play an important role in company growth, says Paul Heard, CIO of Zuora.
Solve Any Problem By Adjusting Target, Team and Frequency
If a project isn’t proceeding the way you hoped it would, try asking these three questions to get back on track.
Finding Cybersecurity Talent In A Time Of Great Need
With nearly 600,000 job openings in the U.S. alone—and 3 million worldwide—the hiring challenge for information chiefs is dramatic. But so is the importance of filling those posts. Here’s how to lure and keep the best InfoSec prospects.
Fmr. Homeland Security Sec. Chertoff On New Cyber Threats Of Ukraine Crisis
In the midst of the Russian invasion of Ukraine “you’ve got to be aware of what the new threats are,” says former Secretary of Homeland Security Michael Chertoff.
How To Avoid Data Disappointment
Big Data offers great opportunities—and huge dangers. The key to success is ‘one part technology to nine parts vision and great management.’