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• Uber CEO's exit puts spotlight on importance of company culture
• Celebrating historic roots, State Street endorses cloud for business
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• Digital transformation projects cry out for a human touch
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• Forging your digital path: Don't discount the power of slogans
• Workplace changes called for to place more women in IT jobs
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• IT startup companies seek product advice from CIOs
• Not investing in cybersecurity has 'inverse ROI'
• Cyber czar says government will manage IT like an enterprise does
• WannaCry ransomware attack: Dry those tears and get back to basics
• Microsoft makes a grab for VPA future with Cortana-powered devices
• Live from Boston and the world over: The OpenStack platform
• MIT aims to pry open 'black box' of machine learning systems
• Failure is a critical component for blockchain development
• Signs point to cloud future at Red Hat Summit 2017
• CISO-CIO rapport at AstraZeneca shores up cloud use, security
• CASB technology is Rx for cloud opacity at AstraZeneca
• Blockchain use cases proliferate, but to whose benefit not yet clear
• Innovation chief taps IFTTT platform to spur 'citizen scientists'
• Trump's order on H-1B program puts tech employers on notice
• Lessons for CIOs in a city's bid to build an innovation culture
• Mobile security technology, advances often a double-edged sword
• Gartner cuts 2017 IT spending forecast, sees shift to 'digital business'
• Forbes chases Millennials with 'progressive web app,' Snapchat-like design
• In aftermath of FCC privacy rules repeal, uncertainty, ironies abound
• Tech jobs for all, robots and fighting fake news at IBM InterConnect 2017
• Multicloud management is all about the integration
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• IBM, Salesforce call for new skills to run AI technologies
• Skedaddle revs up ride-sharing service for group transport
• Gartner Data & Analytics Summit: A SearchCIO photo roundup
• IBM InterConnect pushes new new thing as now
• Solving for human-robot communication deficits in autonomous driving
• Intel buys into the future of autonomous cars with Mobileye
• Data-driven decision-making, American Express style
• Gartner summit: Get a CDO and other tips for achieving data-centricity
• City CIOs debate the merits of the IoT-powered smart city platform
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• Smart city projects have CIOs on the hunt for new business models
• OpenStack public cloud big outside of U.S.
• How 5G wireless technology will dazzle, confuse and be of use for CIOs
• Law firm: Cloud-based technologies power up digital business
• Tech trends in 2017: A legal view
• The IoT explosion is upon us -- what's holding CIOs back?
• Dunkin' sees growth from digital tech
• Musk, Hawking and other luminaries sign AI principles into being
• CIA chief of data science program: 'Goal is to find the truth'
• Goldman Sachs builds digital ecosystem, not empire, to serve clients
• Goldman CIO touts new consumer lending business as 'fintech startup'
• Trump's FCC pick may trim net neutrality rules -- what's a CIO to do?
• Oculus trial: Even if Facebook loses, VR to prevail
• PrivacyCon: Tech's assault on (obliteration of?) consumer privacy
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• CES 2017 for CIOs: Making consumer tech business-ready
• Eight CIO goals and IT resolutions for 2017
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• Old-school tool supplier harnesses 3D and virtual reality tech
• Top tech news in 2016: Trump, data breaches, Delta outage
• CIOs: How to be a business leader in three steps
• What's your CIO legacy? Deloitte has some ideas for you
• How is the billion-user Yahoo breach different from other email hacks?
• Artificial intelligence implementation: Getting past barriers
• Forget about Trump's tech policy -- it's the economy, CIOs
• Renew vs. replace software? CFOs say it depends on business capabilities
• Record-busting online holiday sales and the rise of the omnishopper
• HR partnership key to combatting IT talent shortage
• New surveying methods needed for better U.S. election predictions
• IT leadership tenets: How to become a relationship-driven CIO
• MIT CFO Summit: A lesson in change from GE CFO
• Presidential election predictions cast doubt on data analysis
• Gartner Symposium roundup: Mastering leadership in a digital ecosystem
• 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
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• Microsoft Windows 10 event rings in immersive computing
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