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Podcast: CIO Leadership Live with Lisa Davis, CIO, Blue Shield of California
Lisa Davis, CIO at Blue Shield of California, joins Maryfran Johnson for this CIO Leadership Live interview, which is jointly produced by CIO.com and the CIO Executive Council. Listen as they discuss virtual CIO leadership lessons, the pandemic’s impact on telehealth and more.Feature
CIOs reshape IT culture in wake of pandemic
IT leaders are leaning on lessons learned from the pandemic to redefine IT cultures and refine IT strategies as they move toward a new year of uncertainty.Feature
13 'best practices' IT should avoid at all costs
From telling everyone they're your customer to establishing a cloud strategy, these "industry best practices" are sure to sink your chances of IT success.Feature
CIOs strive to build on IT’s business cred for 2021
IT leaders seek to leverage political capital cultivated during the COVID-19 outbreak to further cement IT as business co-creators. Here’s how to focus on what matters most.Feature
How Progressive took its IT internship program virtual
Faced with the impact of COVID-19, Progressive quickly shifted its on-campus IT internship program to a remote platform. Here’s how they gave interns a full virtual experience that mattered.Podcast
Podcast: CIO Leadership Live with Kendra Ketchum, Vice President for Information Management and Technology, UTSA
Kendra Ketchum, VP of Information Management and Technology, University of Texas at San Antonio, joins Maryfran Johnson for this CIO Leadership Live interview, which is jointly produced by CIO.com and the CIO Executive Council. Listen as they discuss intentional leadership, UTSA’s Tech Cafe success and more.Feature
How to build a successful data science training program
Data scientists are in short supply. Some companies are filling the gap by setting up training programs to reskill employees for data science roles.Feature
10 business analyst certifications to advance your analytics career
Business analysts blend data skills and business acumen to the benefit of analytics-driven organizations. Here are 10 noteworthy certs to help you get ahead as a business analyst.Feature
7 tips for leading multiple IT projects at once
IT leaders will have their hands full when COVID-delayed projects return to the front burner. Here's how to maintain oversight and guidance without losing sleep or sanity.Feature
Supporting the future of work: A key CIO challenge
COVID-19 has changed workplaces forever. Here’s how work policies are likely to evolve — and how IT leaders can rise to the occasion.Podcast
Podcast: CIO Leadership Live with Nicole Raimundo, CIO of the town of Cary, N.C.
Nicole Raimundo, CIO of the Town of Cary, NC, joins Maryfran Johnson for this CIO Leadership Live interview, which is jointly produced by CIO.com and the CIO Executive Council. Listen as they discuss connected communities, IoT and more.Feature
7 attributes every IT leader must have
Leadership has little to do with one's title or seniority; it's an attribute that's earned over time through study, practice and commitment. Are you prepared to become a true leader?Feature
12 rules for quitting your job
Transitioning to a new gig means leaving a good impression with your former employer. Here’s how to give notice, prep co-workers, and keep future references positive.Feature
How to run a successful IT apprenticeship program
Running an effective IT apprenticeship programs can help your company diversify your talent pipeline, fill skills gaps and upskill and retain workers on the latest technology.Feature
CIOs on the hook for governance as automation rises
With business leaders increasingly pushing for automation, CIOs must step up to help guide how and where such technologies should be deployed.News
With IT salaries dropping, some hard-earned skills still pay
Employers are still willing to pay highly skilled IT staff a premium — but certification is making much less of a difference than it used to, a study shows.Boardroom Bound
The one skill every CIO needs for better board conversations
For IT leaders to stand out as strategic business contributors, simply presenting your materials isn't enough: Engage the board with a few great questions of your own.Feature
CIOs look to capitalize on the COVID spotlight
The pandemic has propelled CIOs to center stage, winning accolades for their transformative efforts. The next act is all about making sure this is a permanent role, not a cameo performance.Feature
How Year Up is redefining and diversifying the IT talent pipeline
To help bridge the opportunity divide, careers organization Year Up is connecting corporate sponsors with talented, hardworking young adults from underserved communities who are eager to embark on an IT career.Podcast
Podcast: CIO Leadership Live with Steve Haindl, CIO, Holman Automotive
Steve Haindl, CIO at Holman Automotive, joins Maryfran Johnson for this CIO Leadership Live interview, which is jointly produced by CIO.com and the CIO Executive Council. Listen as they discuss the future of connected cars, pivoting tech to online customers, creating a learning culture and more.Feature
Accenture apprenticeships diversify talent pipelines, bridge IT gaps
Accenture’s National Apprenticeship Program is opening up new, diverse talent pipelines to recruit motivated candidates who can be upskilled or reskilled for IT roles.Feature
7 tips to position yourself for promotion
IT pros with eyes on senior-level roles must fill out their skill sets, learn to present their successes, find the right champions, and make their aspirations known.Feature
How to negotiate a job offer
Compensation is one thing, but CIOs and soon-to-be CIOs should leverage their job offer position by putting their values on the table and setting themselves up for success before they sign.Feature
CIOs embrace remote recruitment to land new gigs
New CIOs of Okta and Quick Base discuss their recruitment experience and offer tips for IT leaders open to or actively seeking new roles during the pandemic.Feature
6 IT projects to boost your tech career
Looking to get ahead? Investing time in an independent side project can pay off at your day job. Here are your best bets for learning skills expected to grow in demand in 2021 and beyond.Feature
CIOs rise to the new revenue challenge
The pandemic has accelerated the need for CIOs to pitch in on the bottom line. Here’s how tech execs are transforming into more revenue-focused IT leaders.Feature
10 IT leadership development programs to help you level up
Whether you’re new in your IT career or a seasoned IT pro, if you’re interested in IT leadership, these 10 development programs will help get you on the right path.Feature
CIOs cultivate political capital in response to pandemic
IT leaders who have gained clout among C-suite peers during the pandemic must target high-impact initiatives to extend their political capital in 2021, but challenges remain.Feature
Fall 2020: Leading change
For today’s IT leaders, change management is more than technical, it’s about spearheading cultural transformation at every level of the business.Feature
IT leaders grapple with the new normal
Five articles examine the challenges faced by leaders across all segments of IT – and the solutions that have made a difference.Feature
IT leadership lessons from CIO 100 Award winners
Today’s CIOs must develop deep partnerships with business leaders and keep their teams focused on delivering innovation that pushes the business forward. Here five IT leaders discuss their award-winning initiatives and share insights about their success.Feature
Seeking a new gig? IT leader hiring rebounds, remotely
Recruitment of IT leaders has thawed since the pandemic first hit, as companies seek digital leaders who can help them adapt to shifting business dynamics. Here, recruiters offer tips for navigating the IT leadership hiring landscape.Movers and Shakers
The state of the CIO job market
A recruiter's perspective on the CIO job market and interview process today.Feature
5 hot IT career trends — and 5 going cold
The growing IT skills gap, demand for hybrid roles, and fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic are disrupting the traditional IT career path. The following heat map of career trends with help you cash in and avoid dead ends.Boardroom Bound
5 compelling reasons why CIOs should pursue board seats now
Interested in serving on a board? Don’t wait for retirement.Feature
CIOs grapple with how to jumpstart innovation amid pandemic
IT leaders turn to emerging technologies from strategic vendors and VC partners to help keep collaboration and innovation humming in a work world gone remote due to the coronavirus.Feature
Bye-bye MCSA: What Microsoft’s massive certification shakeup means to your IT career
Microsoft is shifting to role-based credentials centered on the cloud, and is retiring its MCSA, MCSE, MCSD, and on-premises, technology-based certifications. Here’s what you need to know.Podcast
Podcast: CIO Leadership Live with Shamim Mohammad, CI/TO, CarMax
Shamim Mohammad, CI/TO at CarMax, joins Maryfran Johnson for this CIO Leadership Live interview, which is jointly produced by CIO.com and the CIO Executive Council. Listen as they discuss accelerating an omnichannel business, hiring during a pandemic, adapting to new customer mindsets and more.Feature
Exclusive survey: How IT is recovering from the COVID-19 crisis
IT leaders’ initial responses to COVID-19 helped keep many businesses open — now the emphasis is on thriving, not just surviving.Podcast
Podcast: CIO Leadership Live with Ian Law, CIO, San Francisco International Airport
Ian Law, CIO of San Francisco International Airport, joins Maryfran Johnson for this CIO Leadership Live interview, which is jointly produced by CIO.com and the CIO Executive Council. Listen as they discuss technology and tools for post-pandemic airport safety and more.Opinion
5 conversations CIOs must have to advance digital business
CEOs are turning to CIOs to lead digital business efforts, but success depends on your ability to inspire, empower, and engage other business leaders. These are the conversations you need to be having.IDG TECHtalk Voices
Creating net-new tech talent during the worst talent shortage we’ve seen
As U.S. companies see a surge in tech investments, they must look at new ways to develop domestic tech talent to support heavy demandFeature
The CIO’s guide to navigating office politics
The CIO role is rapidly changing. So too are the politics IT leaders encounter when collaborating on digital initiatives. Here’s how to keep IT on task and above the fray.Podcast
CIO Leadership Live with Vipin Gupta, CIO, Toyota Financial Services
Vipin Gupta, CIO at Toyota Financial Services, joins Maryfran Johnson for this CIO Leadership Live interview, which is jointly produced by CIO.com and the CIO Executive Council. Listen as they discuss reimagining IT budgets, accelerating digital transformation and more.Feature
Lexmark proves the power of CIO-CTO collaboration
The efficacy of Lexmark’s digital strategy depends on collaboration between the company’s CIO and CTO. The secret to success? Communication, accountability, competence and empathy, says CIO Brad Clay.Feature
6 hot emerging tech hubs for IT job seekers
With major tech hubs starting to feel oversaturated, you might want to find a new outpost with potential for growing your tech career. These six cities are your best bets, according to data from Dice.Boardroom Bound
Finding the ideal board readiness program (and why you need one)
When it comes to landing a board role, who you know matters just as much as what you know. Board readiness programs should help you with both.Podcast
Podcast: CIO Leadership Live with Thomas McKee, Jr., VP and CIO at Kennametal
Thomas McKee, Jr., VP and CIO at Kennametal, joins Maryfran Johnson for this CIO Leadership Live interview, which is jointly produced by CIO.com and the CIO Executive Council. Listen as they discuss smart factory frameworks, mixed-reality devices, talent sourcing strategies and more.Feature
7 issues keeping CIOs up at night
No one-size nightmare fits all, but CIOs share many of the same concerns about securing the enterprise, automating work processes and retaining customers for the long haul.The CIO Whisperers
How (and why) great CIOs lead through teaching
Accidental learning delivers accidental results. Here's how six CIOs avoid that trap by leading through teaching.-
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