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February 28, 2022
CIOs should always have half an eye on the future, especially it comes to succession planning â for their own careers as well as the good of their businesses. Read more â¶
Myth busted: (ISC)² exams are rigorous and updated regularly to reflect the constant changes in cybersecurity. No company can prepare candidates for the exact items on the exam, any pass-rate claims you read are false.
The energy giantâs dual-cloud transformation includes a data lake architecture that AI chief Dan Jeavons says is catalyzing business efficiencies and will prove key in cutting carbon emissions over time.
The days of the conference room speaker phone are done. Facilitating meetings with in-room and remote participants these days requires new tech, new processes, and purpose.
The son of Haitian immigrants, Guerrier has addressed barriers as learning opportunities in his rise to IT leadership and is now giving back with DEI programs and policies aimed at helping marginalized IT professionals thrive.
Doing too much too fast, under-communicating, failing to focus on the business⦠as with so many IT initiatives these common mistakes can undermine ITSM effectiveness.
When results are mixed, people are leaving, and youâre overpromising to keep up, itâs time to assess any underlying reasons for middling performance and to rethink your leadership approach.
With supply chain disruptions ongoing, organizations are leaning on analytics to glean insights into their supply chains and operations, as these three supply chain analytics examples attest.
BI and data visualization skills are in demand and Tableau certifications are a great way to get ahead. Hereâs our guide to Tableauâs Desktop and Server certs.
