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The U.S. Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade opens up the potential for scrutiny of digital information to enforce laws set in motion by the decision. What new challenges does that bring to CIOs?

The drive to greater transparency in data requires efforts beyond breaking down data silos. Here’s how and why to focus on cultivating a more data-literate workforce.

In today’s data-rich world, it’s important to not only focus on how data can be used to benefit business, but also how it can be applied to help organizations meet government tax data mandates.

A strategic intelligence program, bolstered by data analytics, can help businesses more rapidly understand the risks they face -- and therefore become more resilient. Here are ways to approach this.

Innovation starts when you unleash the creativity and passion of your people, giving them the tools to navigate change, leverage analytics, and help build agility into the business.

To handle supply chain attacks, ransomware and other incidents, companies need cyber incident response plans that include third parties. In this interview, Marianne Bailey of Guidehouse shares her lessons learned from handling major events in government.

The differences between DevOps and SREs are not always understood. While they are closely aligned and share similar goals, their roles diverge significantly. Here’s a quick overview.

Technology companies hire chief technology officers to lead research into new products and projects. But should IT departments in non-technology companies consider hiring CTOs as well?

Zero trust network access used to be the gold standard for hybrid work security, but it's not enough anymore. Palo Alto Networks is launching the next generation of ZTNA to protect everyone and everything everywhere.

You don’t hire based on traditional roles. Instead, ask candidates the problem the business wants to solve.

Meta is restructuring its AI operations to move the work out of a centralized organization and distribute it to individual business units. Here's why that can be a mistake, and what enterprises should do instead to maximize the value AI can offer.

Chief information officers’ focus should move to promoting a culture of agile thinking within IT and putting the priority on product-oriented projects.

Choosing the right cloud provider should help you save money, avoid downtime, and stay agile as your needs change. Whatever your goals, find a cloud provider that is right for your needs today and in the future.

According to research from ESG’s Cloud-Native Security Maturity e-book, enabling DevSecOps is critical to a successful cloud-native journey.

CTO Moudy Elbayadi discusses Shutterfly’s migration of its ecommerce platform from on-prem to the public cloud via MongoDB Atlas on AWS.

Network security begins at home. Here's how to effectively secure threats from within your organization.

It’s important chief information officers understand industry cloud’s capabilities, its supporting technology, and what steps to take before implementing it.

We’ve all seen the headlines about IT workers and other professionals digging their heels in the ground about coming back to the office. Here are four ways IT leaders can navigate this sticky situation.

As organizations have shifted from basic cloud environments to distributed, microservices-based, cloud-native environments, the cloud security strategies that sufficed five or 10 years ago are no longer enough.

Cyberattacks continue to increase. Has your organization done all it can to protect itself?

Just because you may not see errors on the part of artificial intelligence doesn't mean that things are fine. It's up to humans to look for ethical or other issues.

One expert. One topic. A two-minute conversation to offer expertise on a single point of discussion in enterprise IT strategy.

The agricultural and construction equipment giant has named two insiders as CIO and CFO as it looks toward the mega trends of sustainability and automation.

Tech-driven business strategies with platform technology embedded at their core opens the door to new business value.

One tried and true way for IT professionals to differentiate themselves from the rest of the pack is to earn certifications in critical infrastructure technologies.

After a tornado, wildfire, hurricane, or other disaster, it's crucial to quickly gather information so that help can be deployed where it's needed most. A specially equipped vehicle with AWS technology is helping.

As companies build a roadmap to embrace modern, collaborative technologies to support hybrid work, their leaders need to recognize that all employees are unique and that their feedback is crucial.

Digital tools and technologies are helping businesses rewire, reformulate, and repackage to support sustainability. But of course, IT needs to support those efforts.

With so many companies competing for data science talent, taking an inclusive strategy to data science isn't just good for business -- and more ethical -- it is a necessity.

As compute power in data centers increases, so too, does cooling requirements. Some of the biggest providers in the world are beginning to look to liquid immersion to keep their systems cool and working.