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Enterprise architecture short- and long-term wins
As they incorporate business architecture into their practice, enterprise architects are becoming essential contributors to the success of their organization.
Cleaning up the legacy mess so the business can innovate
Business innovation doesn’t come from cleaning up the mess common to many legacy systems. However, not fixing the mess can certainly slow or limit the ability to innovate.
Scaled agile helps modernize Guardian's operations
Guardian CIO Dean Del Vecchio has reduced technical debt, instituted a scaled agile development model, and embraced the cloud in a bid to vault rivals in the insurance industry.
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The future of IT leadership: 5 new roles CIOs must master
If you think technology leaders' jobs have changed a lot over the past few years, just wait. Here are five new roles all CIOs must take on in the years ahead.
Set goals to live by – and make them HARD
Women do better with goals that are heartfelt, animated, required and difficult (HARD). Yet companies prefer SMART goals (specific, measurable, actionable, realistic and timebound).
Are CIOs truly prepared for the next economic downturn?
Organizations found themselves in a precarious position during the last economic downturn. Here is a list of things to consider before the next one hits.
CIOs must embrace a whole-brain approach to leadership. Here’s how
Leadership teams that embed whole-brain thinking across the enterprise drive greater financial results than those that don’t. These steps will help CIOs become whole-brain thinkers.
How to prepare for (and ace) the technical interview
Technical interviews can make or break your chances for landing a new job. Here’s how to prepare yourself for success, even if you’re a self-taught programmer.
What is employee experience? Your key to talent retention and recruitment
A strong employee experience can be a key differentiator in tight talent markets and essential to success as digital transformation increasingly takes hold.
10 customer experience strategies IT should target next
CIO are increasingly being asked to help attract, manage and support customers. These technologies and practices can help enhance your company’s CX and fuel revenue for your digital transformation.
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Smart devices may be hazardous to your health
As mobile devices and digital assistants continue to proliferate in all aspects of our lives, the World Health Organization is starting to urge caution, as testing is beginning to show alarming results.
Analytics helps Mercedes-AMG Petronas Motorsport F1 team take pole position
For Mercedes-AMG Petronas Motorsport, data visualization, predictive analytics, and AI were key to winning its fifth consecutive Formula One World Constructor's Championship in 2018.
10 reasons software projects are slower than we expect
Despite efforts to re-engineer software development with new methodologies and tools, projects still warp time lines thanks to bureaucracy, new demands, and the nature of code.
Your guide to top tech conferences 2019
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.
It’s all about the data
Gaining control of an enterprise’s data is a key element in taming enterprise complexity. But control without understanding is a recipe for trouble. Understanding data is an obligation of every enterprise architect.
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