9 articles that week
CIO, Friday, March 15th, 2024
The proliferation of 'best of breed' point solutions across the enterprise has many IT leaders launching rationalization and integration strategies aimed at reducing tech debt and complexity.
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CIO, Friday, March 15th, 2024
Canadian CIOs are leading the charge in digital transformation, shaping the future of business innovation and growth. Read on to take a look behind the scenes.
more → CIODIVE, Wednesday, March 13th, 2024
Technologies such as generative AI are developing faster than companies' ability to incorporate them into operations, according to an Infosys study.
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Heller, Wednesday, March 13th, 2024
In this edition of My CIO Career, Sharay Erskine, CIO at Atlanta Community Food Bank explains how getting to know every part of the nonprofit's operations guides both her IT management choices and staff development efforts.
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HelpNet Security, Wednesday, March 13th, 2024
Recently, LastPass appointed Asad Siddiqui as its CIO. He brings over two decades of experience leading startups and large technology organizations. It was the perfect time for Help Net Security to find out what's next for Siddiqui in his new role and how he plans to bridge the gap between business objectives and technological solutions.
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SearchCIO, Wednesday, March 13th, 2024
Companies should be vigilant and consider the significant costs associated with shadow IT. Learn about these overlooked issues and how they affect the organization.
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CIO, Tuesday, March 12th, 2024
Greater scrutiny on margins means earning the green light on preemptive projects that don't produce immediate ROI, such as disaster recovery, a tough sell. Here's how CIOs can make the case.
more → DARK Reading, Monday, March 11th, 2024
What happens to security leaders that don't communicate security well enough? "Ask SolarWinds."
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CIO, Monday, March 11th, 2024
With the role expanding well beyond its decades-old roots and top tech chiefs rebranding departments for the digital era, some IT leaders are rethinking what's in a name. For Tim Wenhold and Marc Sule, CBTO hits closer to the mark.
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