Tag: cio

CIOs need to keep their internal momentum going to be able to respond to the accelerating pace of change.

Many CIOs have focused on managing the digital workplace to cope with COVID-19. Where they should be focused is on the workplace after the pandemic.

New HR leaders get set to take over at Walgreens Boots and UPS, PNC remakes its top tech team and more people on the move.

What needs to change now and what will need to change down the line for the new approach to work which is slowly taking shape?

Washington transforms its HR operations, an industry vet takes over at Microsoft, Igloo Software has a new CEO, Union Pacific's CIO and more people on the move.

“Invent and Wander” offers lessons for business leaders and CIOs alike from the letters from and interviews with Jeff Bezos.

McDonald’s hires an industry vet to run corporate learning, Twitter CISO takes over, Whirlpool names a new CIO and Cornerstone hires first diversity chief.

What is your IT organization up to today? Is it focused on solving the right problems with data?

The imperative arrived from an unexpected source but the opportunity presented by return to work planning is the next major task in front of the C-suite.

Looking towards the future, we’ve turned to IT leaders to learn what budgets will look like after the pandemic, and how this could impact customers.

Organizations tend to have one of two mindsets, fixed or growth, which determine whether they embrace or avoid challenges.

To succeed, tech leaders need to move from being trusted operators to business co-creators and increasingly, change instigators.

As key enablers of on-premises and off-premises work, CIOs are in a unique position to share when and how the return to the office will happen.

The crisis has exposed the weaknesses of our business and IT strategies. We should expect many business models to change in the near future as a result.