Enterprise data scientists are frustrated by the Sisyphean struggle to get the technology assets they require to build data models. But that’s hardly the only hurdle: Because these projects slow-cook in siloes, data science teams often duplicate efforts. It’s a maddening combination of requisitioning hell and redundancies. No stranger to such challenges, defense contractor Lockheed…
DetailsMost CIOs were, at previous stages in their careers, IT managers. Unfortunately, despite raises in pay and responsibility, many CIOs continue to behave and perform like managers rather than C-level executives. An IT leader who can’t shake loose from bygone responsibilities and attitudes has a serious problem. Stuck in the past and unable to press…
DetailsIf we cross our fingers, it’s possible to imagine a world with the COVID-19 pandemic receding behind us. While some parts of life may return to the way they were before the pandemic hit, the world of IT in the enterprise won’t. Many organizations are actively talking about not going back to the office and…
DetailsNo technology has had such a rapid ascent in adoption in the past year as telehealth. In the early months of the pandemic, telemedicine comprised nearly a third of all visits. The weekly number of visits increased twenty-three-fold compared with the pre-pandemic period. Teladoc, the leading company in the space, reported that its number of visits more than…
DetailsCommunicating technology’s value is critical for any CIO seeking to curry favor for their digital business initiatives. Legions of former CIOs can attest that engaging C-suite colleagues and the board of directors in buzzword bingo may doom even the best laid tech plans. When it comes to articulating the business value of technology, IT leaders must think…
DetailsMany companies are still not seeing significant impact from their AI efforts. Some experts say this may be because they’re not embracing something called “organizational learning.” It’s not enough to use AI to optimize a business process — for example, to make better predictions or automate a manual task. Enterprises need to go one step…
DetailsThe COVID-19 pandemic forced companies to move quickly to shift to remote working, reimagine how they serve customers, build new business models, enhance technology capabilities, assemble multi-disciplinary teams and expand partnerships and alliances in ways they never thought possible. Now, companies need to figure out how to keep that momentum and maintain the speed and…
DetailsDespite diversity being a much-discussed topic in the tech industry, representation for Black tech workers is still not where it needs to be, with African Americans holding just 7% of positions in the tech industry, and only 2% of tech executive roles, according to data from the Diversity in High Tech report published by the U.S. Equal…
DetailsRich Temple has it pretty good. The vice president and CIO of Deborah Heart and Lung Center, in Browns Mills, N.J., has a close relationship with every member of the C-suite and says he is valued by the hospital’s board. “I feel very blessed that I don’t have the issue of folks not understanding the…
DetailsThere is a trinity of experiences so intertwined that any lack in one will negatively impact the business as a whole. The employee, customer, and ecosystem are the three experience components that are critical for every business. Weaknesses or lack in any one of them impacts the others. There is value in the transformational experiences…
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