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May 05, 2022
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Hybrid work has created inequalities in how employees are supported at work. Where once in-person employees could walk up to an IT agent, they now have to jump through hoops for their issue to be resolved. Conversational AI is leveling the playing field.
When it comes time to tap outside expertise, IT leaders too often fail to know what to ask for, who to select, or what to do with the advice they pay for.
Security and efficiency directives are fueling a shift in IT spending toward foundational business requirements to position organizations for uncertain future.
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The Google spin-offâs CEO Jack Hidary talked with CIO.com about Sandbox AQâs plans for developing enterprise software based on AI and quantum tech and what CIOs should expect from a post-RSA future.
Organizational reliance on the cloud is on the rise, so too are the difficulties of managing increasingly complex cloud strategies.
With inflation and other global factors increasing the risk of recession, savvy IT pros are reconsidering their approaches to work to ensure career prospects in uncertain economic times.
Thirty-plus years is a long time to be stuck on something. Is it time we move on?
A new survey describes an IT spending landscape shaped by remote work and its consequences, as spending growth slows slightly, with security and networking as priorities.
