Heading into a new decade, what are the standout trends in the technology space that is going to impact the skills in demand? Potentia shares four trends to prepare for: The answer lies in the computer Day-to-day business decisions are becoming increasingly data-backed. The contemporary approach to constructing design, services and products (and more recently…
“We are very clear…there is no such thing as status quo here. We have to keep looking into the future.” For Mark Evans, deputy chief executive, service delivery at NZ Police, this perspective is important as ICT is increasingly becoming a critical component of policing. At the recent Technology for Transformation (T4T) Summit in Wellington,…
Useful quantum computing systems are still a way off, but that isn’t stopping some CIOs from exploring this potentially powerful technology — including Delta Air Lines, health benefits company Anthem and, from the world of finance, Goldman Sachs and Wells Fargo. Those four companies recently signed on as members of IBM Q Network, collaborating with…
Security leaders say they expect demand for talent to outstrip supply for at least the next several years. Your task: develop staffing plans that recognize that reality.(Insider Story)
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Splitting a business — and its IT systems — in two is a challenge, but one that Damian Bunyan says he is lucky to have, as it makes it easier to argue the case for modernization. He had been working as chief process officer for German power utility E.ON when it decided to reinvent itself…
Few disruptive technologies have been accompanied by as much hype as analytics. For nearly a decade, data analytics and business intelligence (BI) have been top priorities for IT investment, and while many analytics investments have driven real value, it isn’t always easy to discern which innovations will lead to productive results and which will be…