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After clinching the top spot in last year’s CIO50 New Zealand, Rekha Kharbanda has launched her own start-up, aiming to revolutionize civil engineering with AI. She talks to CIO APAC editor-in-chief Cathy O’Sullivan about what the win meant to her an
By prioritizing technology, people, and customers, IT leaders can future-proof their businesses and move digital transformation forward.
The commercial real estate giant is embracing new “as a service” business models, including software, which has been made possible by a cloud and data transformation prepped to make the most of AI.
Unleashing the power of unique minds in your IT organization by rethinking workplace environments, creating a culture of inclusion, and recognizing that talent comes in many forms.
Organizations face unprecedented pressure to secure fast-changing cloud environments without slowing innovation. Relying on outdated security stacks is no longer viable.
Generative AI promises dramatic productivity gains, but rogue use must be curtailed until control is gained.
IT leaders must foster multidimensional networks based on a strong understanding of their company’s currency, investments in peer relationships, and a continually authentic personal brand.
Alongside the new features, the company announced its approach to commercialization with premium SKU offerings across ITSM, CSM, and HRSD, beginning in September with the Vancouver platform release.
Cloud transformations complete, Re/Max’s Grady Ligon and Keller Williams’ Chris Cox are shaping data pipelines, delivering digital tools, and bringing AI to bear in an effort to empower residential real estate agents to capitalize on listings and lea
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