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Talking about tech debt doesn’t excite executives and board members, but CIOs can tackle it by tying legacy makeovers to more transformative projects.
IT leaders can reduce project failure risk by regularly touching base with users and stakeholders and immediately stepping when they sense a change in the “project pulse.”
IT leaders from a range of industries discuss their teams’ in-the-trenches undertakings and the early takeaways they’ve gleaned to level up their response plans and capabilities.
Women in tech, and women CIOs in particular, are still vastly underrepresented. But the fact remains that women are often better collaborators than men, both within and outside the enterprise, due to stronger negotiation skills. Here are five example
Cyber resilience is the new supply chain imperative.
To build or upgrade, that is the question facing heavy compute users, some of whom are finding upgrading CPUs and GPUs a go-to option, rather than building more server farms.
With a new platform, Sweden’s Karolinska University Hospital is on track to better use its data.
CrowdStrike’s crash-inducing security software update raises concerns about suppliers’ responsibility to offer quality guarantees for their products.
Less revenue, more debt: the half-year balance sheet for Atos does not look good as the IT services firm fine-tunes its restructuring.
Discussing the airline’s $500 million lawsuit against Microsoft and CrowdStrike, Delta CEO Ed Bastian framed the incident as a violation of ‘priority access to the Delta ecosystem,’ saying Delta would rethink its reliance on ‘the most fragile platfor
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