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• What CIOs are working on, Part 4 of 4 Over the past six months of guidance kickoff conversations with CIOs and CTOs, security, cost, and value almost always surface as top-priori

• Why CIOs need analytics capability to scale AI AI can crank out insights at lightning speed, but without solid analytics foundations, it just amplifies noise instead of results.

• Ransomware, resilience, and the endpoint blind spot: What CIOs must fix now As ransomware locks users out of their devices, recovery speed becomes the true measure of digital res

• Closing the endpoint gap: The new BC&DR mandate for CIOs Ransomware has shifted the battleground to the device level, forcing CIOs to rethink business continuity around instant e

• AI is about to get really weird. • CIOs better be prepared. • Want an AI forecast that’s a sure bet? • Try this: If there’s no reason an AI can’t do something, you can bet a futu

• What CIOs are working on, Part 3 of 4 Inpreviouspostsin this series, I covered core modernization and data and AI foundations. • In this third part, I turn to the IT operating mo

• AI is redefining entry-level tech roles - here’s what CIOs need to change now AI readiness is a workforce design problem, not just a technology one. • We’ve all seen the headline