What Gen Z workers look for in an IT employer
Gen Z is just beginning to enter the workforce en masse. Here’s what tomorrow’s IT pros and leaders are looking for in an employer today.
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How to use the split command: 2-Minute Linux Tips
In this Linux tip, we’re going to look at the split command that breaks files into pieces --according to your instructions if you like -- and gives the pieces sequential names.
Your guide to top tech conferences 2020
CIO.com's directory of technology conferences makes it easy to find events coming to a convention center near you and those worth traveling to.
Top 20 highest-paying tech certifications
Certifications can add, on average, more than 7 percent to your base salary. But the question is which certifications offer the most bang for the buck. We examine that question from several angles and also identify the Top 20...
12 business intelligence certifications to advance your BI career
From BI analysts and BI developers to BI architects and BI directors, business intelligence pros are in high demand. Here are a dozen certifications that could give your career an edge.
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Answering your Huawei ban questions
A lot has happened since we uploaded our most recent video about the Huawei ban last month. Another reprieve has been issued, licenses have been granted and the FCC has officially barred Huawei equipment from U.S. networks. Our...
How to develop IT leaders into future CIOs
Steve Faas, CIO of Aleris, reflects on his strong record of turning up-and-comers into CIOs.
Keys to a successful flexible IT staffing strategy
With specialized skills in short supply, CIOs are increasingly turning to contingent workers to supplement in-house talent. Here’s how to ensure your workforce mix is on target and productive.
The big task for CIOs in 2020: Bringing security and IT operations together
Bridging the gap between these siloed teams pays off in improved visibility and better security.
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How to secure your domain name services
Follow these steps to protect your websites at the server and workstation.
Top-down strategy is dead – Long live the team of teams!
How should CIOs construct their organizations to better enable the agility demanded by today’s pace of strategy and initiative change?
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Answering your Windows questions: December 2019
Computerworld contributor Preston Gralla answers viewers' questions about Windows 10 (and Windows 7) with Executive Editor Ken Mingis.
AWS re:Invent: Intelligent services, closer clouds
Quantum computing is still way out there, but Amazon Web Services is bringing other computing tasks much closer to home.
5 enterprise cloud strategy trends for 2020
Architecting hybrid cloud environments and teaching IT staff how to work with and manage them are top of mind for CIOs seeking innovation from cloud computing services in 2020.
IT executives share insights into running IT as a business
How IT execs can communicate the cost, quality and value of IT investments to their business partners – and how this results in their C-suite colleagues recognizing IT as a respected, value-driven business- outcome organization.
A deeper look into how technology is innovating the financial sector
Banking is becoming a fundamentally digital experience, with many people banking virtually, no longer going into brick and mortar offices, and AI eliminating tellers. So how are banks reacting to this new reality? Are they embracing...
Assembling the right resources for the office of the chief data officer
Creating an office of the chief data officer is the first step in developing a data-driven culture and maximum business value.
Inside Cisco's IT monitoring makeover
When Cisco’s IT team set out to replace a homegrown monitoring system, changing minds was as much of a challenge as changing code.
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