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• December 10, 2019 10 Dec'19

  IT workforce skews younger, says analysis of US data

  The IT workforce is getting younger, according to government IT workforce data. The reasons for this are subject to a debate that includes everything from age bias to a heavy reliance on foreign workers.

• December 02, 2019 02 Dec'19

  The technological evolution of IT industry leaders: 2000 - 2020

  As technology has shifted since 2000, so have IT leaders. This guide looks at how Oracle, Cisco, Dell and SAP have adapted to emerging technologies and are preparing for 2020.

• October 25, 2019 25 Oct'19

  Failures must be expected in pursuit of digital innovation

  A culture of innovation starts at the top. It's up to CIOs and other leaders to encourage innovative practices and to organize teams in ways that support digital innovation.

• August 02, 2019 02 Aug'19

  Colorado builds API integration platform to share data, speed services

  In a quest to be the 'Amazon of state services,' Colorado's chief data officer is rolling out an API integration platform. Challenges abound. Here are the lessons learned.

• July 30, 2019 30 Jul'19

  CIO job description grows ever more demanding

  Korn Ferry's Craig Stephenson shares his thoughts on the changing CIO job description and urges tech leaders to follow the 'ADAPT' leadership framework.

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• July 11, 2019 11 Jul'19

  Data-driven operating model propels Adobe's digital business success

  Adobe is widely known as one of the digital transformation winners. Its journey was, in large part, enabled by thoughtful data governance, data exec Mark Picone says.

• July 09, 2019 09 Jul'19

  Automation Anywhere's Microsoft pact indicative of hot RPA market

  RPA vendor Automation Anywhere said it's poised to take full advantage of the burgeoning RPA market. Its recent deal with Microsoft is just one indication of RPA's popularity.

• July 03, 2019 03 Jul'19

  Criteria for success in AI: Industry best practices

  Is it useful to study how companies outside of your industry are applying AI? Experts from Shell, Uber and Fellow Robots believe so. Read about their criteria for success in AI.

• June 28, 2019 28 Jun'19

  Law firm CIO says RPA investment delivering 'material benefits'

  CIO Vince DiMascio describes how investment in RPA is optimizing legal processes and serving as the glue for integrating business systems at Berry Appelman & Leiden.

• June 28, 2019 28 Jun'19

  Law firm CIO successfully deploys RPA and AI to improve client service

  Vince DiMascio, CIO at Berry Appleman & Leiden, details how his team is using natural language processing, machine learning and RPA to help deliver top-notch legal services.

• June 26, 2019 26 Jun'19

  Mastercard CTO reveals must-have executive leadership traits

  In a time of rapidly evolving technology, exercising good judgment and teaching your team to make sound decisions are critical leadership traits for IT executives.

• June 26, 2019 26 Jun'19

  AI's carbon footprint will be an issue for enterprises

  AI is touted as the tech that will help us combat global warming, but training AI models requires a shocking amount of energy. What are the implications for enterprise AI strategies?

• June 21, 2019 21 Jun'19

  What do the Google, Salesforce analytics deals mean for CIOs?

  Google and Salesforce's recent multibillion-dollar BI deals have put analytics in the spotlight. What's the import for CIOs -- aside from the fact that data rules?

• June 10, 2019 10 Jun'19

  In-depth look at what the Oracle-Microsoft agreement means to CIOs

  The Oracle-Microsoft deal could solve technical problems that curtail cloud strategies, letting CIOs focus on business criteria. It could also introduce new complexity.

• June 07, 2019 07 Jun'19

  Data-driven strategies for succeeding in the algorithmic economy

  Crafting a data strategy is hard. Use cases help. At the MIT CIO Symposium, four IT leaders share how they're forging data-driven strategies that'll pay off in the algorithmic economy.