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CIOs on the move and in the news
Find up-to-date news about executives who have been recently hired or promoted into a new chief information officer or chief technical officer role.
IT Resume Makeover: Condensing for the CIO role
In this resume makeover, Andrew Ysasi helps a CIO find a focus for his executive resume, while overhauling the design for a more visual — and compact — impact.
7 steps to a well-architected cloud
Efficient cloud architectures don't emerge out of thin air. The best environments are constructed piece-by-piece from the ground up.
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The most important metrics to drive IT as a business
Is IT running itself as a business or is this still a future goal? Measuring the right things can drive alignment and better performance.
Making the most of your data analytics budget
Analytics investment is on the rise, but results can be elusive. Here’s how orgs are spending on tools and personnel to get the biggest bang for their buck.
Culture key to data-driven transformation at Jefferson Health
When Thomas Jefferson University and Jefferson Health set out create the data-driven health system of the future, its efforts didn't kick into high gear until it figured out how to transform its culture.
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Fine tuning SAFe with architecture
Architects and agile teams should stop working in silos. Their approaches are complementary, not conflictual. The harmonization between architecture and agile teams can contribute to the delivery of successful projects aligned to...
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CIO trends 2019: Multi-cloud is becoming the norm
CIOs are betting big on public cloud, and more enterprises use Azure to close the gap with AWS. Still, managing the cloud remains a challenge.
Palm Beach County speeds court filings with AI
With five robots handling basic docketing processes, the county is enhancing efficiency, converting skeptics and escalating staff to higher-value work — and higher pay.
What customer-centric IT really looks like
CIOs are making cultural and organizational changes to forge a direct connection between IT and end customers as part of their charter to boost digital innovation.
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CIO exit strategy: The keys to preserving your brand
Solid succession plans are no-brainers for IT leaders. But so are high-quality exit strategies that leave both the business and IT well positioned.
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Technology in retail
Startups are bringing game-changing technology to the masses. Are you keeping up?
Spring 2019: Humanizing the digital experience
Today's digital business strategies come with a list of enticing expectations: improved efficiency, increased productivity, new revenue streams, to name a few. But organizations are finding that to be successful they need to improve...
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How to stop the chaos and truly collaborate
Multiple internal and external specialists in your initiative means risk and uncertainty. How do you get them to collaborate and deliver strategic outcomes?
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The next frontier of AI in healthcare
As healthcare organizations rush to take on AI, it is imperative to include in the AI strategy the process-centric approach, which could be a ticket to a sustainable competitive advantage.
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