• Microsoft Teams work tool another sign that chat is where it's at
• Gartner redefines the bimodal IT organization
• SIMposium 2016: Break free from lights-on IT by empowering the business
• CIO advice at SIMposium 2016: How to raise 'adult' business partners
• SIMposium 2016: Pfizer CIO on IT leadership trait needed to get ahead
• Microsoft Windows 10 event rings in immersive computing
• Companies will 'get serious' about AI technology in 2017
• Gartner 2016: A grand vision, through CIOs' eyes
• IoT data analysis may require hybrid approach
• CIOs, your chief execs want help on digital business innovation
• Samsung Note 7 disaster a CIO parable about quality assurance
• What CIOs can learn from the Facebook CIO job posting
• Facebook's Workplace platform aims to crack the business social code
• New Balance steps back from the cloud buzz
• Security versus privacy: What's a company to do?
• CIOs: Upend your IT operating model and 'be the business'
• Part techie, part people person? You're a business technologist
• Encrypting data in the cloud is no guarantee, analyst says
• Macro trends HP is tracking: Urbanization, globalization, demographics
• Google's Allo touts smarter messaging, but at a price
• Bus stop app 'just the beginning' for accessibility tech
• Training, technology needed to fight cyberattacks today, panel says
• Uber self-driving car event a red-letter day in the auto ecosystem
• CIOs, who will buy iPhone 7? Your users
• Dropbox hack and the password security conundrum
• WhatsApp messaging app comes of age with user privacy shift -- mazel tov?
• Gartner Catalyst 2016: Cloud enables a connected future
• Latest Gartner ranking: Who's winning the cloud wars
• Delta outage is a wake-up call for IT execs, CEOs
• Intel CIO is a woman. So what?
• Unlimited vacation time cropping up at startups, GE, but policy rare
• Verizon purchase of Yahoo a risky bid for digital content
• New EU-U.S. data transfer agreement debuts to high hopes, pot shots
• CIO, business must wield EU-U.S. Privacy Shield
• Pokemon Go craze: A harbinger of the augmented enterprise?
• Google snaps up startup in push to master computer vision
• Brexit strategy: CIO Planning for UK-EU split
• Think different: Cognitive computing systems will bring data-led change
• Corporate boards seek more IT expertise, but CIO presence still small
• Will workers be wooed by Dropbox collaboration tools?
• Pros, newbies seek new answers to cloud questions at Cloud Expo
• Microsoft-LinkedIn deal to shake up enterprise social networking
• Cloud Expo goers are cloud doers, triers
• 'Lights-on' TechOps team at TaskRabbit a partner in innovation
• Myspace, Tumblr megabreaches put spotlight on security knowledge gap
• Falling into the tech skills gap? Try a new recruiting tack
• BPO/ITO: AI applications in outsourcing limited now, but coming on fast
• Microsoft's cuts to smartphone division underscore new mobile imperative
• #CIOChat: Designing a digital workplace
• Failing fast: A lesson in semantics
• MIT CIO: Cooperation vs. competition in the digital ecosystem
• How three digital leaders overcame resistance to change
• Startup company culture seeps into traditional financial services
• The new AI virtual assistant Viv gets what you're saying
• Hotel API strategy brings UK chain closer to digital guest -- and customer data
• Can IBM fast-track quantum computing via the crowd?
• Net promoter score a useful IT tool for honing customer-centric design
• Security of IoT-enabled devices remains low priority for developers
• Stuart Madnick: Dark Web hackers trump good guys in sharing information
• One bad Apple earnings report doesn't signal a mighty fall
• Backlash against a bimodal IT strategy
• #CIOChat: MIT CISR's business models for the digital economy
• Intel's job cuts: The 'PC is dead' or PC evolution?
• Facebook's chatbots pave way for centralized mobile platform
• Guy Kawasaki on the art of innovation: Ten steps
• Hip to be square: Microsoft gets in early on blockchain technology
• Instagram roundup: Disruptive business models, digital investments
• The on-demand economy and the future of work: Buckle up
• Sen. Warner: Gig economy chance to 'reimagine whole social contract'
• Cloud and managed services: SaaS CIO seeks more than colo
• In Brussels' wake, biometric surveillance draws interest, concerns
• Companies weigh tech skills, business polish for CISO job
• Platform company dilemma: Attaining critical mass
• Three key ingredients of any data lake implementation
• Congress questions blockchain security amid ransomware news
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• Prepare for a cyberattack on the power grid, Wisconsin officials say
• RSA Conference 2016: IoT will crash and burn if security doesn't come first
• Graphene sheets, the fabric of IoT?
• Cutting-edge research: Graphene sheets for capturing and storing energy
• Counterfeits, massive data sets among 3D printing challenges CIOs will face
• Apple-FBI case: IT execs brace for privacy, security fallout
• UN CITO dreams of foiling dark web with 'Digital Blue Helmets'
• Use cases will dictate 3D printing strategy
• Apple fight gives glimpse of a 'backdoor' world
• Obama's $19B cybersecurity plan takes aim at cybercrime, underscores skills gap
• The CEO-CIO business partnership in action
• Intel report puts spotlight on diversity at work
• Minsky, early explorer of AI future, dies at 88
• Cloud security culture a building block for today's businesses
• Global IT spending stagnant amid rising appetite for ITaaS
• Four ways to build a successful CIO-CEO relationship
• Digital business disrupts CIO-CEO relationship
• FTC report puts spotlight on consumer protection in the big data era
• IT pros reveal their 2015 regrets and resolutions for 2016
• CIOs talk 2016 IT resolutions
• IBM CFO Schroeter on the company's innovation strategy
• Top CIO tech topics of 2015: Anything but business as usual
• Top Searchlights of 2015: Big data trends, Windows 10 and more
• How to foster an IT team culture that breeds success
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