‘Don’t Revert To Pre-Pandemic Habits’
As Lawson Products moves beyond Covid-19, CIO Kevin Hoople is ensuring the lessons—and benefits—of the pandemic workplace remain.
The Challenges Of Filling CIO Roles
With demand high and supply low, it’s harder than ever to manage IT chief succession. A key strategy is for companies to clearly define the current role and how it will shift in the next few years—and that’s no easy task.
To Integrate AI Into Your Business, Think Like NASA Engineers
It’s increasingly clear that the ability to harness advanced technology will be crucial to achieving industry-leading success in the years to come. Here’s how the Space Administration does it—and you can too.
NFTs And The Great Diving Board
The monumental shift and impact these innovations will have on the marketplace cannot be overstated—and for brands ready and willing to take the plunge, the opportunity is there for the taking.
Redefining Work As Employees Return To The Office
New hybrid models offer tremendous opportunities—and pose big challenges. Here are five ways to make sure you get it right.
To Accelerate Growth, Take A ‘Minimum Viable’ Approach
Mid-sized companies will benefit from thoughtful, incremental technology steps, says George Tsounis, CTO of Stretto.
How Automation Is Helping Generac Keep Up With Growth
The maker of emergency generators is creating in-house engineering capabilities and going to more fully automated systems.
What Combining Big Data And AI Makes Possible
For Rene Van Den Bersselaar, CIO of pharmaceutical company Debiopharm, using the tools in tandem is ushering in a new era.
The Key To Hiring Tech People
Tech knowledge is just the starting point, says Lawrence Hutson, the Travelocity co-founder who hired all the developers for that travel industry disruptor. Now chief technology officer for cryptocurrency firm HOKK, he’s looking for people with a specific personality trait.
Cloud Conversion Doesn’t Have To Be Daunting
Ronda Cilsick, CIO of Deltek, on how information chiefs can help their organizations can make the move.