The push toward gen AI has added new skills to the candidate list & expanded the need for talent to support critical data infrastructure. Learn how CIOs can recruit from a limited talent pool in this Trendline.
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NOTE FROM THE EDITOR
MIT’s Sloan School of Management hosts its annual gathering of CIOs this week, and I’m on-site to report on how IT leaders are thinking and talking about enterprise technology.
I expect to hear stories from the front lines of the generative AI revolution, as well as plenty of talk about tech talent, cloud strategy and the realities of digital transformation.
Look for the first of a series of dispatches from Cambridge, Massachusetts, in Thursday’s newsletter as the MIT Sloan CIO Symposium gets underway.
In the meantime, look back on some of what we learned at last year’s event, including how CIOs say “no” and what Sysco CIDO Tom Peck did to foster enterprise modernization in his organization.
The social media company’s engineers wanted the technology to improve experiences and engagement. But the final product required more tweaking than previously thought.
The recently released EMA Network Megatrends 2024 Report highlights that the biggest challenges that network operations face are a shortage of skilled personnel, insufficient budget and tool fragmentation.
As more companies move to remote, cloud-based work, disparate security solutions and integration challenges leave them open to risk. Learn what to look for in a security vendor in this playbook.
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