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March 24, 2015 24 Mar'15
Goldman Sachs takes a DIY approach to graph analytics

At Goldman Sachs, a homegrown graph analytics platform has become a tool for compliance and fraud detection. The use case is a good one because risky behavior is also social behavior, according to an expert.
March 24, 2015 24 Mar'15
Speed of innovation and other top CIO challenges

Keeping up with the speed of innovation is only one of many hurdles today's CIOs must clear. In this #CIOChat recap, take a look at the top CIO challenges in today's digital era.
March 23, 2015 23 Mar'15
Forrester: CIOs will architect and operate the Internet of Things

Although the IoT is being defined by the business right now, CIOs will end up running it, Frank Gillett, principal analyst serving CIOs at Forrester Research, wrote in a briefing. It's a pattern ...
March 20, 2015 20 Mar'15
Embedded IT vs. central IT; Facebook's foray into mobile payments

Looking to deal with the issue of shadow IT? Then it's time to rebuild the relationship between embedded IT and central IT. According to ITSM expert George Spalding, the key to solving problems ...
March 20, 2015 20 Mar'15
Tresata, Databricks to tackle money laundering

NEW YORK CITY -- Money laundering is a team sport. "The process of cleaning dirty money involves moving funds through an intricate and interconnected series of accounts," said Katie Levans, ...
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March 20, 2015 20 Mar'15
Facebook marks its territory in mobile payment with peer-to-peer tool

Facebook unveils a peer-to-peer payments tool on Messenger. Is it the next disruptor in the payments market? Also in Searchlight: Microsoft and Alibaba give biometrics a try; Yahoo says sayonara to passwords.
March 19, 2015 19 Mar'15
What startups can teach CIOs about IT funding

Getting the CEO and CFO to fork over funding for innovation IT projects is never easy. At the Fusion 2015 CEO-CIO Symposium, Gartner's Barbara Gomolski advised CIOs to look at how startups raise capital. Here are three tips.
March 16, 2015 16 Mar'15
Bimodal IT may already be in your organization, you just have to find it

Having the right talent in your organization is crucial to success. When a company is lagging and just can't seem to pull ahead of the competition in its marketplace, one solution is to acquire a ...
March 13, 2015 13 Mar'15
Profiting from your digital strategy; PayPal boosts innovation via startup acquisition

Are CIOs being seduced by digital eye candy instead of thinking about profitability? In the latest Data Mill, Mark McDonald, managing director at Accenture, gives tips on how CIOs can maximize ...
March 13, 2015 13 Mar'15
The Apple Watch: A boon for the business or business bauble?

Behold, the Apple Watch. Will third-party apps make it the next big thing for the enterprise? Also in Searchlight: Tech blog GigaOm abruptly closes its doors; AP sues the U.S. Justice Department for Hillary Clinton's emails.
March 13, 2015 13 Mar'15
Startup acquisition gives e-commerce giant an innovation transplant

PayPal looks to startup Paydiant to rev up its mobile strategy and catalyze innovation.
March 10, 2015 10 Mar'15
Reverse mentoring turns Millennials into teachers

In 2007, Apple introduced its first generation iPhone. Yesterday, it announced the launch of its much-anticipated iWatch. It's just one example of how consumer technology is marching on at an ...
March 09, 2015 09 Mar'15
Don't fall into the old CIO trap when forging a digital strategy

If your digital strategy doesn't include how you're going to make money from a digital initiative, you're doing it wrong: The Data Mill reports.
March 06, 2015 06 Mar'15
Mobile payments race heats up at Mobile World Congress 2015

Mobile World Congress 2015 didn't disappoint, with breakthroughs in mobile payment, Internet connectivity, virtual reality and more. Also in Searchlight: Apple Pay fraud on the rise; former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton used private email for ...
March 05, 2015 05 Mar'15
A successful entrepreneur tells CXOs how to build (and rebuild) company culture

MADISON, WISC. -- When Daniel Adamany left EMC in 2007 to build an IT consultancy, his list of startup priorities didn't include building company culture. "Now it's pretty much all I think about," ...
March 05, 2015 05 Mar'15
Security dominates CIO agenda

The responsibility of securing the enterprise has been pushed onto the CIO, Linda Ban, the Global C-suite study director at IBM, said at the Fusion 2015 Conference of CEOs and CIOs in Madison, ...
March 03, 2015 03 Mar'15
Legacy IT systems can be the kindest cut of all

Should your legacy IT systems stay or go? CIOs tasked with this decision might find eliminating past-their-prime systems to be the kindest cut of all.
March 03, 2015 03 Mar'15
Legacy IT systems: Keep 'em or cut 'em?

How do you calculate the expiration date on your legacy IT systems? It's a question CIOs must grapple with as they look at which IT systems are worth keeping around, and which are on the way out. In this issue of CIO Decisions e-zine, we...
March 02, 2015 02 Mar'15
Are CIOs next in line to be CEOs? Myer department store chain says yes

Myer, Australia's largest department store chain, said Monday that it has replaced its CEO of nine years, Bernie Brookes, with Richard Umbers, 48, who joined Myer as CIO and supply chain officer ...
March 02, 2015 02 Mar'15
Automation vs. computer augmentation: What's best for business?

Tom Davenport lays out five strategies for surviving automation; big data evolves; and the high-end food industry feasts on big data: The Data Mill reports.
February 28, 2015 28 Feb'15
Is the CIO job stretched to the breaking point?

The job of the CIO has always been a big topic for us on SearchCIO. Over the years we've kept close tabs on what the CIO job entails and read the tea leaves on where it is headed, examining, among ...
February 27, 2015 27 Feb'15
Do you need to fire your IT organization to drive IT business transformation?

The CIO conferences put on by Global Business Events (GBE) are closed-door affairs intended to give IT leaders an opportunity to hear how their peers are solving problems and breaking new ground ...
February 27, 2015 27 Feb'15
Combating social engineering, BYOD security woes with education

Think that because your business is not the size of a Target, JPMorgan Chase or Sony means that you're immune from today's breed of cyberthreats? Think again. Just because small and medium-sized ...
February 27, 2015 27 Feb'15
Beefing up security with self-aware apps; building a better IT service model

Application security is becoming self-aware. A new tool called runtime application self-protection (RASP) could help CIOs boost their IT security, but some experts question whether it's ...
February 27, 2015 27 Feb'15
Should enterprises place their bets on Android for Work?

With Android for Work, Google gets into the BYOD business. Also in Searchlight: FCC votes yes on Net neutrality; sex bias lawsuit on VC firm Kleiner Perkins shakes up Silicon Valley.
February 27, 2015 27 Feb'15
Government CIO launches IT shared services marketplace

A shared technology services marketplace, like the one recently implemented by Oakland County, Mich., offers a variety of benefits to governments constrained by tight budgets, including more affordable prices for services and interesting ...
February 24, 2015 24 Feb'15
So you've migrated to the cloud. Now what?

As explained in my previous post, "Tips for a smooth cloud migration," the first big hurdle in a cloud migration is figuring out how to get all your data over to the cloud safe and sound. "Those ...
February 23, 2015 23 Feb'15
Tips for a smooth cloud migration

Migrating to the cloud may be a top mandate for CIOs, but it is no easy feat. In fact, cloud migrations "are notoriously difficult" and about 80% of them fail, Mark Broghammer, director of ...
February 23, 2015 23 Feb'15
RASP helps apps protect themselves, but is it ready for the enterprise?

A new technology called runtime application self-protection is being touted as a next big thing in application security. But not everyone is singing its praises.
February 20, 2015 20 Feb'15
The CIO identity crisis; Apple car poised to shake up IoT conversation

CIOs are at a critical point in their evolution, and they need to find a way to stay relevant in a corporate culture, according to author Jill Dyché. In part one of one of her two-part feature ...
February 20, 2015 20 Feb'15
The Apple car: The perfect IoT learning tool for CIOs?

There's buzz that an Apple car is in the works, and CIOs should use it to drive attention to IoT security. Also in Searchlight: The U.S. has been embedding spyware in foreign networks for years; Snapchat seeks $19 billion in funding.
February 19, 2015 19 Feb'15
How can CIOs stay relevant in a digital enterprise?

Are CIOs here to stay or are they a dying breed? Join our #CIOChat Feb. 25 at 2 p.m. EST to discuss CIOs' place in the digital enterprise.
February 16, 2015 16 Feb'15
Hadoop security: Don't build your data lake without it

Why security for Hadoop is different from traditional data management tools, a list of open source Hadoop security projects in the works, and CIO budget expectations for 2015: The Data Mill reports.
February 13, 2015 13 Feb'15
When to cut your legacy systems; the new innovation culture

When it comes to legacy systems, deciding what stays and what goes is no easy task. Hear from enterprise CIOs on the importance of strategizing and finding the right balance between the costs and ...
February 13, 2015 13 Feb'15
Is Box enterprise key management a game changer for enterprises?

Box wants to make the cloud your default location for classified data. Also in Searchlight: Your Samsung Smart TV might be eavesdropping; Apple takes off with JetBlue.
February 12, 2015 12 Feb'15
Mobile Wallets are about more than just payments

As of yet, no company has cracked the mobile wallet space. But that doesn't mean it won't happen eventually. The tipping point, according to Forrester Research Inc., hinges on seeing mobile wallets ...
February 11, 2015 11 Feb'15
Strategic partnerships are characteristic of innovation-ready companies

In her recently published book The New IT: How Technology Leaders are Enabling Business Strategy in the Digital Age, author Jill Dyché lists the characteristics of an innovation-ready company. One ...
February 11, 2015 11 Feb'15
CIOs focus on Office 365, hybrid cloud in 2015

With 2015 underway, SearchCIO checked in with CIOs to see what cloud projects they have in the works. Many said they are migrating to Office 365; hybrid cloud is also on the horizon.
February 10, 2015 10 Feb'15
Philadelphia 76ers empower Millennials to drive innovation process

At 150 employees, the Philadelphia 76ers organization doesn't have the manpower for a formal innovation process. Instead, this SMB is empowering its youthful workforce to create a real-time innovation culture to drive change.
February 06, 2015 06 Feb'15
Distributed storage simplified; how to consolidate your apps

Does talk of distributed storage leave you feeling confused? Tired of the messy definitions and explanations out there? Senior News Writer Nicole Laskowski has you covered. In this week's Data ...
February 06, 2015 06 Feb'15
FCC's bold move on net neutrality, a good move for CIOs?

FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler released details to regulate the Internet as a public utility. Also in Searchlight: Anthem hacked; Google and Uber go head-to-head; Target hires a new CIO.
February 04, 2015 04 Feb'15
Desperately seeking security

Your enterprise is probably no further than six degrees of separation from a damaging data breach. In CIO Decisions ezine, find out how those seeking security can turn hindsight into actionable intelligence.
February 04, 2015 04 Feb'15
University CIO on meeting the challenge of application consolidation

Utah State University's Eric Hawley considers application consolidation a chief mandate for today's CIO -- and he's prepared to do whatever it takes to deliver on it.
February 04, 2015 04 Feb'15
Flexible, scalable Web-based apps get high marks from education CIO

CIO Deepak Agarwal cut costs by nearly half in a major ITconsolidation a few years ago. Here, he talks about recent efforts to update outmoded legacy apps.
February 02, 2015 02 Feb'15
Like Americanos? Then you'll love distributed storage

Distributed storage doesn't have to be confusing. All you really need to do is think about a coffee shop. The Data Mill reports.
January 30, 2015 30 Jan'15
Why SMBs should consider DR as a service

Disaster recovery (DR) is expensive -- and not just because traditional disaster recovery services come at a very high price. Other factors contribute to the financial toll of DR: underfunded DR ...
January 30, 2015 30 Jan'15
Snowden talks encryption drawbacks; experts dish app consolidation tips

Is data encryption enough to ensure data protection? According to Edward Snowden, the answer is no. At Harvard University's fourth annual Symposium on the Future of Computation in Science and ...
January 30, 2015 30 Jan'15
FTC sounds the alarm on IoT privacy

There are almost 5 billion IoT devices in use -- and counting. To reap their rewards, says the FTC, focus on consumer privacy, not just security. Also in Searchlight: Apple's quarter earnings make history; Amazon breaks into business email with ...
January 27, 2015 27 Jan'15
CIOs are embracing software defined networks

CIOs and IT professionals have been slow to adopt software-defined networks for a number of reasons: security concerns, lack of familiarity, and the lack of skill sets required of employees. But ...
January 26, 2015 26 Jan'15
Snowden: Data encryption is good, but not good enough

Edward Snowden and Bruce Schneier talk data encryption and privacy in a networked world. The Data Mill reports.
January 23, 2015 23 Jan'15
CIO talks data center consolidation; big data do's and don'ts

Is your company looking to consolidate data centers? AMD CIO Jake Dominguez knows a thing or two about that, having consolidated 18 data centers down to two. Read Dominguez's story and get tips on ...
January 23, 2015 23 Jan'15
Microsoft pitches 'new category' of computing with Windows 10

Will Microsoft's Windows 10, with a dusting of magic from HoloLens, reel enterprises and consumers back in? Also in Searchlight, President Obama targets cybersecurity in State of the Union speech; the most common password of 2014 was '123456.'
January 23, 2015 23 Jan'15
2015 outlook in information technology: Growth and more cloud services

The 2015 outlook for information technology includes higher budgets and an emphasis on cloud, according to TechTarget's annual IT priorities survey.
January 22, 2015 22 Jan'15
The secret to rationalizing applications

After five decades of enterprise application bloat, it's finally happened: The business is getting on board with IT and agrees that there needs to be fewer applications. That's what Forrester ...
January 21, 2015 21 Jan'15
Digitization pushes business leaders to make tech decisions

Digital trends are transforming how businesses work, Abbie Lundberg, president of Lundberg Media, a content and engagement company specializing in CIOs and digital business, said at the Oracle ...
January 19, 2015 19 Jan'15
Seven secrets to big data project success

Are there traits that spell big data success? Are there big data pitfalls that can spell disaster? The answer is an emphatic “yes,” according to three experts.
January 16, 2015 16 Jan'15
The emergence of containers; turning security hindsight into foresight

Container software has been around for a while, but it's only just now finally having its big moment in the spotlight. In the latest SearchCIO Searchlight, Associate Site Editor Francesca Sales ...
January 16, 2015 16 Jan'15
Should enterprises join the rush to use Docker's container software?

Docker's brand of container software has tech giants buzzing. What's all the fuss about and should enterprises pounce? Also in Searchlight: Samsung-Blackberry acquisition rumor nixed; the U.S. Central Command's Twitter gets hacked.
January 14, 2015 14 Jan'15
Fashion tech startups use data science to build virtual dressing rooms

Virtusize, Clothes Horse and LoveThatFit are trying to solve a burning question for online shoppers: But will it fit?
January 14, 2015 14 Jan'15
Wearables take on Parkinson's disease

Intel Corp. really, really wants to drive the wearables bus. At the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) earlier this month, the chip company unveiled Curie, a "system on a chip" or SoC ...
January 13, 2015 13 Jan'15
Systems diagrams help leaders manage change

CIOs need to 'learn how to surf' the waves of change. Systems diagramming can help. The Data Mill reports.
January 09, 2015 09 Jan'15
What IT terminology are you swearing off in 2015?

Take a buzz saw to these buzzwords: In this #CIOChat recap, participants share the IT terminology they're looking to retire in 2015.
January 09, 2015 09 Jan'15
CES show 2015: The Internet of Everything and smart gadgets galore

International CES 2015 pulls out all the stops on wearables, some of them marvelous and some that, well, seem a bit dumb. Plus, selfies and drones (and selfie drones) abound.
January 07, 2015 07 Jan'15
What are your top enterprise tech predictions for 2015?

#CIOChat participants offer a gamut of enterprise tech predictions for 2015, including the evolution of big data analytics and a boom in mobile payment apps.
January 05, 2015 05 Jan'15
Top stories of 2014; big data and the UN

As we start a new year, it's the perfect time to reflect on SearchCIO's and SearchCompliance's most popular stories of 2014. Did your favorites make the list? SearchCIO's top technology pieces of ...
January 05, 2015 05 Jan'15
Searchlight List of Lists: Top tech predictions for 2015

Our annual Searchlight List of Lists shows that 2014 wasn't all breaches and tech flops. The rise of the shared economy, the splashy debut of connected devices and personal assistant apps galore were just some of the highlights.
December 30, 2014 30 Dec'14
CIO of UN talks politics and the limits of big data

Atti Riazi, chief information technology officer and Assistant Secretary-General at the U.N., chats with SearchCIO's Linda Tucci about drawing inferences from big data.
December 30, 2014 30 Dec'14
What are your IT resolutions for 2015?

In this #CIOChat, participants shared their IT resolutions for 2015, focusing on security, app dev, big data and cloud -- all while keeping their users in mind.
December 30, 2014 30 Dec'14
Stand out in 2015 with business storytelling

As markets get more crowded, it's getting even more difficult for startups and small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) to stand out to prospective investors and customers. But things just might ...
December 29, 2014 29 Dec'14
Top 10 2014 technology pieces from SearchCIO

SearchCIO's top 10 2014 technology pieces covered everything from big data analytics to IT salaries to security vulnerabilities.
December 29, 2014 29 Dec'14
Most popular Data Mill columns in 2014

Analytics 3.0, the rise of the chief data officer and Hadoop 2.0 were the topics readers gravitated to in 2014: The Data Mill reports.
December 29, 2014 29 Dec'14
MIT offers big data course for professionals

Increasing the big data intellectual capital at your company may not be as hard as you think. Earlier this year, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) launched an online big data course ...
December 24, 2014 24 Dec'14
How to disrupt old-school IT; a CIO cheat sheet for 2015

The traditional model of IT is going the way of the dinosaurs, according to former CIO and author Ian Cox, who recently chatted with Senior News Writer Nicole Laskowski and laid out a blueprint for ...
December 23, 2014 23 Dec'14
Cloud 2015: Unrelenting disruption of traditional IT

In this third of three blog posts on IDC's IT outlook for 2015, analysts tackled the topic of cloud. Here IDC's Robert Mahowald, program vice president of SaaS and cloud services; Mary Johnston ...
December 23, 2014 23 Dec'14
What were your biggest information technology regrets of 2014?

No IT strategy is perfect. In this #CIOChat recap, participants look back on 2014 and reveal their biggest information technology regrets of the year.
December 22, 2014 22 Dec'14
IDC 2015 security predictions: How to keep up with the bad guys

As 2014 draws to a close, security is at the forefront of everyone's minds. The most recent unsettling security incident is North Korea's alleged involvement in the Sony data breach and ...
December 22, 2014 22 Dec'14
Booz Allen Hamilton's innovation blueprint

A peek at Booz Allen's innovation practice, what Etsy looks for in a data analyst and mathematical proof that vampires don't exist: The Data Mill reports.
December 19, 2014 19 Dec'14
President says Sony made a mistake in pulling movie

It's official: The FBI linked the Sony Pictures hack back to North Korea today, as Associate Editor Fran Sales reports in this week's Searchlight News Roundup. You can read the full FBI statement ...
December 19, 2014 19 Dec'14
How to build an innovation team; 2015 IT predictions

Innovation is on every CIO's mind, but it doesn't happen overnight, 7-Eleven's Senior Vice President of Innovation Rob Chumley explains. Read Chumley's eight tips on successfully jumpstarting your ...
December 19, 2014 19 Dec'14
North Korea behind Sony attack -- what now?

The FBI pointed to North Korea as the culprit behind the Sony Pictures security breach, and reports hint the foreign government may have gotten inside help. Also on Searchlight: Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer's flawed attempts to channel Steve Jobs; ...
December 17, 2014 17 Dec'14
Saying you're a digital disruptor doesn't make it so

It seems every business these days wants to be a digital disruptor but not many make the cut. Here are four tips from Oracle's Christina McKeon to help you figure out if your company is on its way to digital transformation.
December 15, 2014 15 Dec'14
The future of multichannel integration and customer engagement

The future of multichannel integration and customer engagement is nigh -- is your company prepared? In this #CIOChat recap, read tweet chatters' tips and predictions.
December 15, 2014 15 Dec'14
The other side of the cognitive computing coin

The International Institute for Analytics (IIA), a research firm based in Portland, Ore., recently discussed ten predictions for 2015. Some were conventional -- Prediction #7: Hadoop will go ...
December 15, 2014 15 Dec'14
Get creative with your digital engagement strategy

How do you make your digital engagement strategy stand out? In this #CIOChat recap, participants praise innovative customer engagement approaches and look ahead to the future of multichannel.
December 15, 2014 15 Dec'14
Ensemble modeling, automated decision making loom large in 2015

The International Institute for Analytics predicts storytelling, ensemble modeling and the 'Analytics of Things' will be hot in 2015, The Data Mill reports.
December 15, 2014 15 Dec'14
How the cloud fuels digital disruption

Ray Wang, principal analyst at Constellation Research, sounded the alarm on digital disruption at the recent Oracle CloudWorld conference in Boston and explained how cloud can help companies go digital.
December 12, 2014 12 Dec'14
Communication key to CIO success; security and the Sony hack

CIOs are expected to speak the language of both IT and business fluently, but does that make them expert communicators? According to CIOs from Johnson & Johnson, Starwood Hotels, Southern ...
December 12, 2014 12 Dec'14
How is the Sony hack different from other attacks?

The Sony data breach marks a new and scary frontier in corporate cyberwarfare. Also in Searchlight: Apple and IBM alliance bears fruit; the downfall of Pirate Bay.
December 10, 2014 10 Dec'14
Walmart Asia CIO on finding your 'unique value'

A fundamental piece of advice that CIO Fumbi Chima gives to anyone who asks for professional help: Learn how to take risks. "You have to come out of your comfort zone," she said during the recent ...
December 09, 2014 09 Dec'14
Face the challenges of a multichannel engagement strategy head on

The number of channels through which customers engage is growing. In this #CIOChat recap, participants sound off on the requirements of a multichannel engagement strategy, and how CIOs can prepare for the hurdles.
December 08, 2014 08 Dec'14
How to hire like a wildly successful startup company

You may not have heard of the startup Paydiant, but chances are good that you'll use its technology pretty soon. Paydiant has built the technology behind the mobile payments platform underlying ...
December 08, 2014 08 Dec'14
Master a multichannel customer engagement strategy

Mobile computing, geolocation targeting, and sophisticated data collection and analytics tools are building toward increased customer interactions, but determining how to best deliver information to customers is still a work in progress at many ...
December 08, 2014 08 Dec'14
Are your business decisions driven by data, consensus or vision?

Knowing how your company makes business decisions could be the difference between an innovation project's success or failure. The Data Mill reports.
December 05, 2014 05 Dec'14
IDC prediction for IoT 2015: It's a doozy

Market research firm IDC presented its 2015 predictions for the IoT this week, and my first reaction was, "This one's a doozy!" To put it another way: CIOs and CISOs, prepare for a massive flood of ...
December 05, 2014 05 Dec'14
IT Salary Survey infographic; MIT Sloan CFO Summit coverage for CIOs

Are you happy with your IT job? Many are, according to TechTarget's 2014 IT Salary and Careers Survey, but why? Our brand new infographic reveals some of the reasons behind increased compensation ...
December 05, 2014 05 Dec'14
CIOs urged to take risks, or risk being Uberized

The pushback against Uber offers a lesson in risk-taking for CIOs. Also in Searchlight: Black Friday loses sales steam, but Cyber Monday is stronger than ever, especially for smartphone users.
December 04, 2014 04 Dec'14
Finding KPIs that matter to the business

Finance leaders from emerging, medium and large companies offer insight into identifying KPIs that 'move the needle.'
December 03, 2014 03 Dec'14
Happy or not? A tale of non-financial KPIs

Not all key performance indicators (KPIs) are effective. Some are barely understood by the people instrumental to the outcome being measured. To help employees understand the meaning of KPIs, ...
December 03, 2014 03 Dec'14
The benefits and broader applications of a multichannel strategy

Is a multichannel strategy right for your organization? In this #CIOChat recap, participants evaluate the usefulness and scope of multichannel customer engagement.
December 03, 2014 03 Dec'14
Why multichannel customer engagement strategies matter

Interactions with brands across many avenues are now the norm for consumers. Enterprises looking to capitalize must get their multichannel customer engagement strategies in order.

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